September 1, 2004

Wednesday 040901

Deadlift 3-2-2-2-1-1-1-1-1

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Tony Budding of new affiliates CrossFit Mount Madonna and CrossFit Far East taking an Inman stroll.


"Ok, that's a short effort, what about endurance? I had a good 21-hour day of non-stop movement in the mountains two weeks ago. Many miles, many feet of elevation gain, terrible snow conditions, some tough climbing, a storm, some nocturnal navigation, etc. That should qualify as an endurance day when the skeptics ask. The best part was that I recovered quickly enough to do a 9-hour day in the mountains after less than 24 hours of rest.

And all this from combining a few multi-joint lifting and throwing movements with 400-meter sprints and hard rowing intervals ... who would ever have thought it possible?"

- Mark Twight on CrossFit

Posted by lauren at September 1, 2004 9:10 PM
Comments

How much weight is that guy carrying? It looks like 315.

Comment #1 - Posted by: Pappas at August 31, 2004 12:55 PM

It's more than that - a lot more. Those big plates are 100-pounders. The smaller ones sandwiched between them are 45s. By my calculation he's walking around with 625 pounds on his shoulders.

Comment #2 - Posted by: Paul at August 31, 2004 1:17 PM

Actually, looking more closely it appears that the bigs are 45s - which surprises me a bit, I've never seen 45s that thick. In that case though your math is right - that's 315. Which makes me feel better, I have to say, since I'm a lot bigger than than that fellow. While I squat 335 for reps, I'd hesitate to take a walk with 625.

Comment #3 - Posted by: Paul at August 31, 2004 1:21 PM

275 lbs.

From the inside out he has 45, 25, 10 and 35 pound plates on the bar (on each side) plus the 45 pounds for the bar. He is using rubberized plates so they look bigger than normal.

Comment #4 - Posted by: Rajesh at August 31, 2004 1:22 PM

Yup, I think Rajesh is right. The BFS bumper plates are easy to mistake for heavier weights. The only question is whether the skinny one is a 10 or 15. Not that it matters all that much. Still a nice little walk around.

Comment #5 - Posted by: Ambient at August 31, 2004 2:34 PM

started out with 'helen' at 24hr fitness.
not happening - blocking too many mirrors...
did this one a day early instead.
deadlifts:
3x225/3x225
2x275/2x275/2x295
1x315
1x355
1x355 (FAIL)
1x335
1x340

i'll do 'helen' at the park tonight or tomorrow.

Comment #6 - Posted by: JC at August 31, 2004 3:15 PM

I'm new to these workouts, so can someone tell me if I'm suppose to max out on the deadlifts or use a percentage of my body weight.

Comment #7 - Posted by: cliff byerly at August 31, 2004 4:13 PM

Cliff, max out on these...after a warm up. This portion of Crossfit seems to be power based, pure and simple. The metabolic and gymnastic components are lurking nearby.

Comment #8 - Posted by: Jim Howe at August 31, 2004 4:21 PM

225x3
240x2
251x2
260x2
271x1
282x1
287x1 poor shrug
287x1
293x1 new PR! I used up all my weights and got in the car to go to the gym to try more, but lost focus in the 5 pm traffic. Time for more weight.
I did this a day early as I am going to the crags tomorrow and want to be somewhat fresh. I will do "Helen" tomorrow after climbing, for a good burn.

Comment #9 - Posted by: Jim Howe at August 31, 2004 4:31 PM

Where is this CF Far East. I live in Japan and would love to have something like that here. I eventually want to take the CF course and open something near me.

Comment #10 - Posted by: Michael P at August 31, 2004 7:56 PM

To Mark Twight: Hey old friend this is lLugo from ST-7. You seemed surprised at your performance, you should know better, you are the living example of progress- TThe power of an open mind has no limits. Doom on those that don't. My e-mail is edad@dellmail.com for any reply

Comment #11 - Posted by: Eddie at August 31, 2004 10:14 PM

Michael P,
CF Far East is in India, about 100 miles outside of Delhi at an orphanage and school. I highly recommend you take a CF course and start something in Japan. The best thing about CF is that you forge elite fitness out of the simplest tools. It's first and foremost about heart, and secondly about the equipment and specific exercises. My experience is that CF is highly contagious. When people see you pushing hard, having fun, and looking great, they just want a piece of it. They ask, "Can I do that too?" And within a couple weeks they are doing things like pullups and cleans that they never would have imagined. What a thrill!

Comment #12 - Posted by: Tony B. at August 31, 2004 10:33 PM

A day behind. Helen in 17.09, way behind the brilliant 10s and 11s. You people are really fast, and you impress me tremendously.

Comment #13 - Posted by: adam at September 1, 2004 5:35 AM

Unbelievable day. Went to the barn this am for my effort at the 40 PU challenge. Had my 92 year old father and 16 year son along for verification, a harsh ,cynical audience and was going to use the 40 year old bar that hangs from the bar rafters. Was sailing along great at 32 when the bar broke and deposited me on the concrete. No injuries to myself but the bar broke where the pipe is threaded to enter the pipe elbows.I looked over my shoulder to be sure I didn't see the evil spirit of Ben slinking away. My dad assures me that with a little tranplant surgery he can fix my old friend, he said he would still stand by the warrantysince he made the bar for me when I was 12.Went back to the house and gave it a go on one of the door jam models but it is covered in a medium density foam similar to pipe insulation and is rather grip unfriendly, alas I tried 2 sets but was only able to get 34 each time. I'll try again before Lynne's extension runs out. If my old pullup bar would do this I'm a little concerned what Hurricane Frances may have in store for us.

Comment #14 - Posted by: Ed at September 1, 2004 5:55 AM

BW=172
3x225
2x245
2x275
2x295
1x315
1x345
1x365
1x385
1x405 *PR

Comment #15 - Posted by: KevinA at September 1, 2004 6:24 AM

Ed, I like your pullup bar story. My grandfather was always hinting that if we wanted he would put up a "chinning bar" in the backyard if we wanted to try and match his claim to fame of being able to do a one armed chin. I wish I would have taken him up on it. I actually saw him do it when he was in his 60s.

Comment #16 - Posted by: KevinA at September 1, 2004 6:53 AM

Ed.. you have my deepest sympathy. May your inspirational pull-up bar RIP. I think your story tells the tale of the heart of sport and fitness and is worth way more than hitting 40 PU's today.
BTW I turn 52 today and because of Crossfit I am possibly in the best shape of my life. And I've been no slacker in the previous decades! I got a new manila climbing rope hanging in a tree and some dumbells under the arbor. It's time to put 'em to use.

Comment #17 - Posted by: Jim Howe at September 1, 2004 7:11 AM

3 x 260
2 x 270
2 x 280
2 x 290
1 x 300
1 x 310
1 x 320
1 x 320
1 x 320

Topped out at 320 today...that was as far as I was going to go while keeping good form. Off to the pool later today.

Comment #18 - Posted by: Matt G. at September 1, 2004 7:14 AM

Topped out at 295 on the DL's after the pullup disaster.

Comment #19 - Posted by: ed velasco at September 1, 2004 7:31 AM

3x70,2x90,2x100,2x110,120,130,140,150 kg.
need to buy some weight.

Comment #20 - Posted by: Onur at September 1, 2004 8:12 AM

Preworkout:
Clean & jerk w/165# for singles, 1 minute rests.

Got this one in right after grappling practice this morning. Hit a wall on the last two sets.

3x275
2x275
2x315
2x335
1x355
1x375
1x395
1x405 fail
1x395 fail

Comment #21 - Posted by: Ryan Atkins at September 1, 2004 8:14 AM

That first set should read 3x225.

Comment #22 - Posted by: Ryan Atkins at September 1, 2004 8:15 AM

3-245
3-275
2-315
2-355
2-385
1-405
1-425
1-445
1-455

Comment #23 - Posted by: stephenrossi at September 1, 2004 8:17 AM

Beltless trap bar deadlifts:

185x3
205x2
225x2
245x2
275x1
295x1
275x1
275x1
275x1

Woke up with gut pain, an allergy attack and feeling dead tired. Pulling 275 was tough; 295 was almost my limit this morning. I don't think I could have pulled an ounce more than 300. I'm a little disappointed with today's effort, but I know 315 isn't too far in the future.

Comment #24 - Posted by: kelly moore at September 1, 2004 8:17 AM

Forgot to mention this morning's pistols with the new 62# kb...3 with the right (hard) and one with the left (very hard). The left leg pistol happened after getting stuck in the hole and losing my balance several times. I thought the 52# bell was tough - this one I'll need to GTG doing singles for a long time before I will be seeing much progression.

Comment #25 - Posted by: kelly moore at September 1, 2004 8:27 AM

Deadlift Clean Style

3 x 185
2 X 225
2 X 275
2 X 315
1 X 365
1 X 405
1 X 415 PR
1 x 425 F
1 x 365
1 x 315 (Snatch DL)
1 x 225 (Snatch DL)

Grip was the limiting factor today.

Comment #26 - Posted by: Steve M at September 1, 2004 9:08 AM

modify to 17*300# deadlift for time. (plate limited) 2:49; 61.2" improvement from last time.

Comment #27 - Posted by: steve h at September 1, 2004 9:11 AM

3-185
2-205
2-225
2-235
1-245
1-265
1-275
1-295
1-305.

Made significant improvements over 7/2's deadlift progression. Worked on some additional "bar in the corner" skills with Martial Arts this afternoon.

Thompson

Comment #28 - Posted by: Thompson at September 1, 2004 9:58 AM

Had no good idea what was do-able on deadlifts. Kept increasing the weight and will use what I learned next times this exercise shows up in a WOD.
3-115
2-125
2-135
2-145
1-155
1-165
1-175
1-185
1-195

Had a bunch of energy left so I did some more DLs and squats.

Comment #29 - Posted by: Fred at September 1, 2004 10:18 AM

3x185
2x205
2x225
2x245
2x275
1x295
1x305 (bad)
1x305
1x315 (new pr)

Still need to work on back strength. I drove through my heels a lot better than last time i did deadlifts. overall, excellent workout.

Comment #30 - Posted by: charlie reid at September 1, 2004 11:11 AM

Warm-up, slow row 1000m

3-225
2-245
2-265
2-275
1-295
1-300
1-305
1-320 (PR)

Quite surprised that 305 (previous PR) popped right up. I had fought hard for it pre-Crossfit. I should have expected it from reading everyone else's success, but hard to believe it actually happened to me ! Thanks for the inspiration.

Comment #31 - Posted by: Alex at September 1, 2004 11:12 AM

Kelly like you I woke up today with an aching gut. No idea why, but felt weak. Managed:

3- 264lb
2- 286lb
2- 286lb
2- 286lb
1- 286lb (failed to properly execute)
1- 264lb
1- 264lb
1- 286lb
1- 286lb

bodyweight 176lbs

Comment #32 - Posted by: fish at September 1, 2004 11:29 AM

Deadlift
3x 205#
2x 225#
2x 235#
2x 235#
1x 245#
1x 245#
1x 255# FAIL(prev PR)
1x 255# FAIL(prev PR)
then went down to 205# and 135# for various reps to work more on form

Comment #33 - Posted by: jdg at September 1, 2004 12:14 PM

Concerned with my form today, so had Jeff (BrandX) critique it... need to keep the rear lower and make the curve in the lower back more pronounced. 2nd and 3rd reps look OK, but getting the form correct on the initial lift gets more difficult. Going to incorporate DL, into the warm-up over the next few weeks to get the form locked down.

Comment #34 - Posted by: jdg at September 1, 2004 12:37 PM

3 - 225 lb
2 - 245, 255, 255
1 - 275, 295, 295, 305, 315

Comment #35 - Posted by: Mark G. at September 1, 2004 12:59 PM

3 x 185# (BW)
2 x 195#
2 x 215#
2 x 225#
1 x 235#
1 x 245#
1 x 255#
1 x 265#
1 x 275# (PR)
I think I'm getting close to the limit of my grip strength. Does anyone have any advice on the use of straps, i.e., is it a good idea at all and if so how do you use them?
Thanks in advance,
Sam

Comment #36 - Posted by: Sam L at September 1, 2004 1:42 PM

3x135
2x145
2x155
2x165
1x170
1x175
1x180 (PR)
1x185 (PR)
1x190 (PR)
switching up my grip really helped! right palm in, left out.

Comment #37 - Posted by: Shelly at September 1, 2004 1:50 PM

3 x 205
2 x 215
2 x 225
2 x 225
1 x 235
1 x 245
1 x 255
1 x 265
1 x 275 fail
1 x 275 fail
1 * 270 PR!!!

my old PR was 265 and I *really* wanted to hit 275 but that just wasn't going to happen.

Comment #38 - Posted by: Patrick Walsh at September 1, 2004 1:55 PM

It seems I have 510 of weight. Workout was fun:
95 x 3
185 x 3
255 x 3
325 x 3
375 x 2
425 x 1
465 x 1
510 x 1

I found myself doing a few pushups and pullups between sets. Obviously, something good is going on.

Comment #39 - Posted by: Danny John at September 1, 2004 2:03 PM

on deadlift i need to buy more wieght I ended with an easy 300lbs, so i decided to do overhead squats and reached a PR. 165 for two reps, and that was not even failure! that means i only have 20lbs to go before i reach body wieght! I've never been this excited!

Comment #40 - Posted by: Reed at September 1, 2004 2:31 PM

Sam L.

There's a saying: "If you need to use straps, you probably have no business lifting it."

I would not recommend straps for fear of hurting yourself. Your grip will improve quickly by following the WOD. Between pull-ups, cleans, DLs, etc., your grip has no choice but to improve.

Comment #41 - Posted by: Pappas at September 1, 2004 3:13 PM

Sam L.
I agree with Pappas, and would only add the question, have you experimented with reverse grips (one palm facing, one palm away)? Especially with heavy weights, the reverse grip can make a huge difference.

Comment #42 - Posted by: Tony B. at September 1, 2004 3:33 PM

Did "Helen" today. All I got in my powerblock dumbbells is 45#, so that's what I used for the swings.
My time = 20:45

Comment #43 - Posted by: Cesar. at September 1, 2004 3:53 PM


Ed,
Sorry to hear about your bar......." hang in there"

Comment #44 - Posted by: Dave K at September 1, 2004 4:01 PM

Warmup with pushups, pullups, OHS.
3x155#
2x175
2x175
2x185
1x205
1x225
1x235
1x245
1x265

Comment #45 - Posted by: Jim H2 at September 1, 2004 5:16 PM

Did these immediately after my 40 minute bike ride home. I don't have enough weight to max out on Deads, so I did them Stiff Leg and had no idea where to start since I've never gone for singles on these:

SLDL:
135x3
155x2
185x2
205x2
215x1
225x1
245x1
265x1
285x1

Comment #46 - Posted by: Paul M. at September 1, 2004 5:23 PM

3x135
3x225
2x315
2x365
1x435
1x465
1x475

That was it for today.

Finished with Bench Press max rep set 10x225, alternated with single pullups to my sternum. It's pathetic, but I have trouble doing 2 consecutive pullups where my chest actually touches the bar. However, since the long term goal is to do mess of them, I need to start somewhere. My form breaks down rapidly in the workouts with a lot of pullups.

Comment #47 - Posted by: barry cooper at September 1, 2004 5:30 PM

3x225
3x315
2x335
2x355
2x375
1x405
1x415
1x425
1x435-MISS- I'm finished

10x 225 c&j

I did the reps incorrectly and for some reason used a mixed grip for a couple of the singles.

Comment #48 - Posted by: RUTMAN at September 1, 2004 5:41 PM

Oh yes. If this Inman mile photo is a preview to a future WOD I'll be on vacation that day.

Comment #49 - Posted by: RUTMAN at September 1, 2004 5:43 PM

NEW PR by 20 lbs - 335
3-205,
3-225,
2-245,
2-265,
1-285,
1-305,
1-325,
1-335 (w/ straps),
1-315

Comment #50 - Posted by: Andy P at September 1, 2004 5:50 PM

bwt 109; sumo deads.
It's embarrassing to post these numbers; hard to swallow losing over 100 lbs off my deads, but reality bites sometimes!
135x3
155x2
170x2
185x2
195x1
205x1
215x1
225x1
185x1

Ed, sorry to hear about your pullup bar - glad you weren't hurt. I'm sure you'll get the 40 with plenty to spare once you're back in business.

Comment #51 - Posted by: Lynne Pitts at September 1, 2004 6:43 PM

Warmed up with 135, 185
3-225
2-245
2-255
2-265
1-275
1-285
1-295
1-305 PR
1-310
Form could have been better on the last two sets.

Comment #52 - Posted by: Matt A. at September 1, 2004 8:14 PM

Lugo,

Hit me at mark@gymjones.com

I tried the e-mail link in your post and the mail came back.

Mark T.

Comment #53 - Posted by: Mark Twight at September 1, 2004 8:23 PM

I did "Helen" today after 10 days of R&R.

Time = 20:30

Comment #54 - Posted by: John and Chris at September 1, 2004 8:29 PM

Bodyweight: 185
3 - 135
2 - 185
2 - 225
2 - 285
1 - 325
1 - 365
1 - 385
1 - 395
1 - 395

New personal record again...I think I've hit the end of the easy gains though. In the past 4 months, I've gone from 315 to 395. 395 was a struggle though. My goal was 405, but I decided against it after my first rep at 395. Time to get down to business.

Comment #55 - Posted by: Scott at September 1, 2004 8:46 PM

singles
285
335
355
365 pr
335

Comment #56 - Posted by: Jeff W at September 1, 2004 9:15 PM

Worked out at headquarters today, so I didn't do the WOD. I'm posting to record a PR snatch at 135. I think there could be more room, so I may try again tomorrow.

Comment #57 - Posted by: Tony B at September 1, 2004 9:46 PM

3 - 170
2 - 220
2 - 220
2 - 220
1 - 240
1 - 240
1 - 240
1 - 260
1 - 280

Worked out with the ghetto set today, the lowest increment was 20 lbs.

Comment #58 - Posted by: Elliot W at September 1, 2004 10:21 PM

Didn't have a bar to use, did pisols instead.

Comment #59 - Posted by: J Jones at September 2, 2004 12:15 AM

First WOD today and first time doing dl in about 2 years.
300x3
300x2,x2,x2,
406x1,
440x1,x1,x1
These felt real good. Need to get more plates, can't continue to put kb's on the end of the bar. Probably a little dangerous.

Comment #60 - Posted by: Shawn Reed at September 2, 2004 2:44 AM

3x30kg
2x60kg
2x80kg
2x80kg
1x110kg
1x120kg
1x130kg
1x140kg
1x130kg

Comment #61 - Posted by: Graham at September 2, 2004 4:38 AM

Nicole maxed at 215 smashing her old PR of 165 just 8 weeks ago. She's close to 2xBW (115).

Vacation RUTMAN? Can't you see the real world applications of the Inman walk? You're at the game and the two full-size women (I assume if you DL 400+ and C&J 200+ for reps that you are over 200lb BW) sitting next to you are pounding Michelob Aspens and rooting for the other team. Eventually they pass out and no one is willing to touch them. You know the only decent thing is to at least drop them at their car, which happens to be in the back of the far parking lot. You clean them onto your shoulders and power on out, grateful for every grueling step of your Inman training.

Comment #62 - Posted by: Tony B. at September 2, 2004 4:58 AM

First time going this heavy on the DL... ever. I've done higher reps around 225 though.

3x135, 2x185, 2x205, 2x225, 1x235(PR), 1x245(PR), 1x255(PR), 1x265(PR), 1x275(PR)

My form seemed horrible to me, but I didn't hurt anything so I guess it could have been worse. I'll take a rest day or the next time DL appears to go lower weight and try to tighten it up a bit.

Comment #63 - Posted by: Chris Forbis at September 2, 2004 5:00 AM

Tony B-

You are right. How selfish of me to only consider the pain and suffering of walking a mile with 400lbs racked on my neck while I carefully measure each step for the next hour praying that my knees don’t buckle. Mankind needs these contributions. Those stadium attendants would not only tip me for the effort, but would likely anoint me attendant of the week.

What was I thinking? I will await the posting of the INMAN mile challenge like a kid on the way to the dentist for a root canal.

Thanks for the gut check.

RUTMAN
BW 90KG

Comment #64 - Posted by: RUTMAN at September 2, 2004 5:34 AM

RUTMAN,
Now I'm impressed. If you're posting those numbers with a 90kg BW, I hope you're competing somewhere. Plus, you have no worries. The inman mile is only 1.5xbw so you just saved 100lbs. Are you going to Colorado in November?

Comment #65 - Posted by: Tony B. at September 2, 2004 5:59 AM

Any advise on DL tech. I seemed to strain my back on this workout. Push through your heals I've heard and don't over do it.
Thanks
Eric

Comment #66 - Posted by: Eric at September 2, 2004 8:34 AM

Tony B-

I'm on the roster and I hope you are as well. Coach has given me the charge to lead the song and dance portion of the program.

I'm selecting the Pee Wee Herman TEQUILA dance. Shine up those white platform dancing shoes.

See you in the Rockies?

RUTMAN

Comment #67 - Posted by: RUTMAN at September 2, 2004 8:47 AM

Lousy numbers. I thought my 1 rep max was lower for some reason. Still DL's feel strong. Need to up the weight and take my time.
3x155
2x175
2x195
2x195
1x225
1x255
1x255
1x225
Sheesh!

Comment #68 - Posted by: Ron N. at September 2, 2004 9:05 AM

I've been nursing a little back pain, so I started slow:

3x185
2x225
2x245
2x265
1x275
1x295
1x305
1x315
1x320

I ended up better than I expected to.

Comment #69 - Posted by: Paul at September 2, 2004 11:19 AM

Thanks for the tips on straps, I'll try the grip you suggest.

Comment #70 - Posted by: Sam L at September 2, 2004 11:40 AM

3x 245
2x265
2x275
2x285
1x290
1x295
1x300
1x305
1x310
This felt light today for some reason. Crossfit must be working!

Comment #71 - Posted by: PHIL at September 2, 2004 1:07 PM

3 - 315
3 - 335
2 - 345
2 - 355
2 - 365
1 - 375
1 - 385
1 - 395
1 - 405
1 - 415

Comment #72 - Posted by: JOHN WALSH at September 2, 2004 2:28 PM

Didn't have time for the full 9 sets, but managed a PR by 40 lbs.
225x3
295x1
345x1 PR
375x1

RUTMAN,
Not on the roster yet, but planning/hoping to go. I have an important meeting on that Friday that I have to get out of plus a touch of financial finagling to manage. It looks good, but I learned long ago not to promise what hasn't been delivered.

Comment #73 - Posted by: Tony B. at September 2, 2004 4:48 PM

Eric,
Push off your heels, keep the bar close to your body, hips lower than your shoulders, lift with your chest (you don't actually lift with your chest, but the image discourages you from raising your hips faster than your shoulders), finish with your shoulders back, let go if it hurts. Repeat.

Comment #74 - Posted by: Tony B. at September 2, 2004 4:53 PM

Still a newbie to Crossfit

225x3
235x2
245x2
265x2
295x1
305x1
315x1
315x1
315x1
305x1

Went heavy to quick tried for a PR but was stuck at 315. what's the rest between sets for these workouts? How often do we do them?

Comment #75 - Posted by: Theron at September 2, 2004 6:25 PM

225X3
245X2
250X2
260X2
270X1
280X1
290X1
300X1
315X1 PR

First time deadlifting in almost two years, (except for "Diane" several weeks ago) and a PR! Numbers aren't great, but my old PR of 300 was done at the end of a typical strength program, and this one was done from only Crossfit, clubbells, and gymnastics. Also, I recall that I barely could hang onto the 300 a couple of years ago. This time, my grip didn't feel like it was even straining. I felt like it would be good for at least 50 lbs more....

Comment #76 - Posted by: Scott Hagnas at September 2, 2004 9:51 PM

Well... that was disappointing.

3x92kg
2x102kg
2x102kg
2x102kg
1x107kg
1x112kg (fail)
1x107kg
1x107kg
1x109.5kg

The 109.5 is 8.5kg under my PR, but it felt really heavy today.

This was my 4th WOD after about 3 1/2 weeks off due to illness, so I'm hoping that my strength will return in time.

Comment #77 - Posted by: Pat at September 2, 2004 11:11 PM

Oh.. and finished with 10 sets of 30m sprints to punish myself.

Comment #78 - Posted by: Pat at September 2, 2004 11:11 PM

235 x 3
385,305,325 x 2
335,345,355,365,375 x 1

Comment #79 - Posted by: Jim C at September 2, 2004 11:52 PM

oops...not 385....285 x 2
everything over 260 is a pr

Comment #80 - Posted by: Jim C at September 2, 2004 11:53 PM

3x220
2x270
2x320
2x340
1x360
1x360 (miss)
1x340
1x340
1x340
1x340

Hard enough. Well short of my PR but it's been awhile since I did a "normal" dead.

Comment #81 - Posted by: tony young at September 3, 2004 9:45 AM

BW 155lbs.
3x135, 3x185
2x205, 2x225, 2x245, 2x265
1x275, 1x285, 1x290(PR!), 1x295(fail), 1x275
Everyday I am so thankful for the time I spent at CrossFit North this summer. Everyone back here at school is freaking out over the way my bod looks now, just like Nick & Dave promised (and none of it is show muscle!) and people had no idea what to make out of me dropping those heavy loads in our college gym. Lots of people want to know "what workout are you doing?".
All the credit goes to Coach, Dave & Nick.
I love this place.

Comment #82 - Posted by: Court Wing at September 3, 2004 11:36 AM

I am really disappointed with this effort today but my last experience with this workout ended in injury (despite my heavy denial). I think one problem with my lack of deadlift progress is my lack of olympic weight ownership. My standard sized weight set has much smaller, denser plates and those first couple of inches (that are not an issue with olympic plates) really hurt as the weight increases. Anyways:

150x3
180x2
190x2
200x2
220x1
230x1
235x1
240x1
245(15lbs under last PR)released
230x1
230x1

-D.

Comment #83 - Posted by: Dan S. at September 3, 2004 4:10 PM

135 through 265, failed 275. Up 30

Comment #84 - Posted by: ajq at September 3, 2004 6:18 PM

185 -3
235 - 2
255 - 2
255 - 2
265 - 1
275 - 1
295 - 1 (reverse grip)
300 - 1 (overhand grip)
185 - 5 (cool down)

DL felt better than it has in a while after some injuries. Did 16 medicine ball cleans, boy, high reps of these are harder than they look.

Comment #85 - Posted by: Pappas at September 3, 2004 8:37 PM

deadlift
80kg x 3
90x 2
100x2x2
110x1
120x1x1x1x1
ya gotta love liftin!

Comment #86 - Posted by: Tim 'crack' H at September 4, 2004 7:03 PM

165lb x3
185 x2
185 x2
185 x2
195 x1
205 x1 (PB)
185 x1 x1 x1

I'm hoping that's pretty good considering I am 5'3" and weight 115lbs. :)

Comment #87 - Posted by: LSfiregrl at September 4, 2004 8:57 PM

225X3
315X3 (3 sets)
400X1
385X1
385X1
385X1
365X1

Had to take it easy today. You can't win 'em all!

Comment #88 - Posted by: nick at September 5, 2004 8:48 AM

235
255
255
275
295
295
295
295
295

Comment #89 - Posted by: jeff reiser at September 6, 2004 6:53 PM

Disappointing day for deads, have not been hitting it often enough.
3x315
3x315
2x335
2x335
2x335
1x365
1x365
1x365
1x375
2 mile run.

Comment #90 - Posted by: Jason at September 7, 2004 7:18 AM
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