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Sunday, October 27, 2013

2013OCT27 (BUL D4.W10)

1 1/2 Front Squat:
20 x bar work
55 x (3)2
65 x (2)2
75 x 2
85 x 2 (2:2:112)
100 x 1 (1:3:113)
110 x 1 (1:4:114)
120 x 1 (1:5:115)
130 x 1 (1:6:116)
140 x 1 (1:7:117)
100 x 2 (2:9:119)
110 x 2 (2:11:121)
120 x 2 (2:13:123)
130 x 2 (2:15:125)
140 x 2 (2:17:127)

* Notes:

- Even with an aggravated hip, I'm pushing on -- slowly.  Nothing spectacular to report; except, I've drastically cut my volume down by approximately 50%.  I plan on continuing in this path until I gain some relief in the hip.  Further, I've decided to perform the classic lifts intermittently and focus more on front squats.  My reasoning is two fold:

1.  Due to the dynamic nature of the classic lifts, I feel it compromises my hip stability and increases the likelihood of further exacerbating my condition.

2.  Front squats have significant carry over into the clean, and -- at least for me -- it has a natural regulatory component, because I'm unable to perform the movement with heavy loads compared to a back squat.  Therefore, I'm going to stick to front squats and occasionally sprinkle in a snatch and clean and jerk.  I'll keep you posted on my progress.

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