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June 2002
June 30, 2002
Sunday 020630
Rest day
“I must say, this is the future of training we are all bearing witness to on the net.”
- Derek Ray, Florida Police Corps
Strength training fundamentals for gymnastics from USA Gymnastics.
http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/publications/technique/1996/8/strength-training.html
June 29, 2002
Saturday 020629
Three rounds:
5 Hang clean
1 minute Pull ups
Rest as needed
June 28, 2002
Friday 020628
Three rounds:
5 Push press
1 minute Push ups
Rest as needed
June 27, 2002
Thursday 020627
Three rounds:
5 Deadlift
1 minute squat
Rest as needed
June 26, 2002
Wednesday 020626
Rest day
“If you want to know your past - look into your present conditions.
If you want to know your future - look into your present actions.”
- Chinese Proverb
The “double knee bend” is the greatest technique challenge in weightlifting.
Here’s an analysis from Coaching Information Service:
http://www.education.ed.ac.uk/
June 25, 2002
Tuesday 020625
For time:
1000 meter Row
20 Cleans; body weight
50 Pull ups
June 24, 2002
Monday 020624
For time:
1000 meter Row
20 Bench press; body weight
50 Dips
June 23, 2002
Sunday 020623
For time:
1000 meter Row
20 Deadlift; body weight
100 Squats
June 22, 2002
Saturday 020622
Rest day
“You’ve left me a f #$%^*! cripple”
- Famous American Skier
How strong is strong enough?
From Mike Stone, Gavin Moir and the Coach’s Information Service:
http://www.education.ed.ac.uk/
June 21, 2002
Friday 020621
Power clean 5-3-3-1-1-1, reps
Tabata Pull ups
1. Use assistance of 1/3 bodyweight on pull-ups.
June 20, 2002
Thursday 020620
Bench press 5-3-3-1-1-1, reps
Tabata dips
1. Use assistance of 1/3 bodyweight on dips.
June 19, 2002
Wednesday 020619
Deadlift 5-3-3-1-1-1, reps
Tabata Squats
June 18, 2002
Tuesday 020618
Rest day
“Reserve the long slow distance work for recreational breaks from your regular training regimen.”
- Coach Greg Glassman
These guys run a great tournament based on a solid concept: strength and endurance.
http://www.strend.com/
June 17, 2002
Monday 020617
Pick one:
Tough 5 mile hike
45 minutes pick-up basketball
Row 5,000 meters
June 16, 2002
Sunday 020616
3/4 body weight Clean and Jerk, max reps in 20 minutes
June 10, 2002
Monday 020610
Rest day
“Traditionally, calisthenic movements are high rep movements,
but there are numerous bodyweight exercises that only rarely
can be performed for more than a rep or two. Find them. Explore them!”
-Coach Greg Glassman
From Ivanko, an excellent piece on what makes a high quality weightlifting bar:
http://www.ivanko.com/article4.pdf Most commercial gyms bars are junk.
June 9, 2002
Sunday 020609
75 Sit-ups
Tabata Push-Jerk 25% bodyweight
75 Sit-ups
June 8, 2002
Saturday 020608
For time:
30 Muscle ups
June 7, 2002
Friday 020607
Five rounds for time of:
Rope climb, 2 minutes
20 Power cleans; 1/2 body weight
June 6, 2002
Thursday 020606
Rest day
“Why is it that strength training is commonly recognized as a discipline
across several training modalities yet there is no equivalent metabolic
conditioning recognized across multiple training modalities”?
- Coach Greg Glassman
Coaches Michael Gattone and Mike Stone on the Snatch and Clean. What a gem of a site!
http://www.education.ed.ac.uk/
June 5, 2002
Wednesday 020605
Tabata Squats
Rest 10 minutes
Tabata Squats
Rest 10 minutes
Tabata Squats
June 4, 2002
Tuesday 020604
Five rounds:
15 Bench Press; body weight
15 Pull ups
Move through at your pace.
June 3, 2002
Monday 020603
Clean and Jerk 10-5-10-5-10-5-10-5
Notes:
1. Load two bars one heavier one lighter.
2. Rest two minutes between sets.
3. Touch and go on ground only, no rest
June 2, 2002
Sunday 020602
Rest day
“If you can brag about either a low 4’s mile or a high 4’s bench press
you could also be a lot fitter.” (No one has both.)
- Coach Greg Glassman
June 1, 2002
Saturday 020601
For time:
30 Handstand push ups
Pactice “L” hold between efforts/sets.
Notes:
1. Use assistance as needed.
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