Clean and Jerk:
50 x 3 (warm up)
70 x 3
95 x 2 (work set)
102 x 2
107 x 2
115 x 1
117 x 1
122 x 1 (segment 1)
127 x 1
132 x F*
122 x 1 (segment 2)
127 x 1
132 x CF*
Clean Pull:
130 x 3 (work set)
140 x 3
135 x 3
145 x 3
130 x 3
Stop Squat:
70 x 3 (warm up)
97 x 3 (work set)
115 x 3
132 x 3
140 x 3/3/3
* Notes:
- I looks like anything above 130kg has become thoroughly ingrained as my mental nemesis. In the first segement I was able to clean the weight -- with a LOT of effort -- but couldn't capitalize on the jerk. The clean was a hard fight. I struggled to get under the weight quickly and found myself drifting forward in the catch -- to be honest, it was freaking ugly. That took a lot out of me and the weight felt heavier on my shoulders; thereby, making the jerk much harder. Shit!
- The second attempt at 132kg was a complete bust! I couldn't even clean the weight which was a blow to my morale. Afterwards, my confidence was spent! Shit 2!
- Clean pulls weren't as fluid as I'd like. Coming out from the failed attempts in the clean and jerk, I felt loose with the pulls. I just wanted to push through the workout and finish -- I was disgusted and defeated. Shit 3!
- The stop squats were murderous today. The jump from 115kg to 132kg seemed like a 50kg jump instead of 17kg. I should have added an additional work set at 124kg to better taper the increase in weight.
- In retrospect, today was -- in my book -- a gigantic shit sandwich; even though, I did manage to make 85% of the clean and jerks but none at the top weight of 132kg! I hope today isn't indicative of the performance to come in the final days of this program.
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