10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 @ 320lbs*
Last 15 reps (5-4-3-2-1) in 44 seconds. 5 second test in between sets
55 reps at 2x bodyweight!
AVG HR - 122 BPM
MAX HR - 146 BPM
@ Metfit
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 @ 320lbs*
Last 15 reps (5-4-3-2-1) in 44 seconds. 5 second test in between sets
55 reps at 2x bodyweight!
AVG HR - 122 BPM
MAX HR - 146 BPM
@ Metfit
Max Reps @ 320lbs - Got 30 reps @ 2x my body weight (5 Rep PR!)
9,600lbs lifted in 50 seconds. That sucked.
“Grinding out a high-rep set of deadlifts will test you physically and mentally. You’ll probably want to quit mid-set, but pushing past pain and fatigue is the only way to reach your training goal. The resulting increase in mental toughness will have a positive effect on many aspects of your life. No matter what challenges you face, you’ll always be able to say, “30-rep deadlifts are harder than this”.
AVG HR - 121 BPM
MAX HR - 164 BPM
Trap Bar Deadlift - Low Bar…
230x3
320x1
410x1
505x1
The long slow climb to 600!
“Yoke Runs”...
50 “Runs” - AFAP x 30M @ 185lbs
1500M Total
“Running” with 185lbs is no joke!
“Weighted carries have been shown to have a positive impact on metabolic rate. Due to the full body muscular activation of the yoke walk the energy demand on the body is much higher. You can see increases in resting metabolic rate throughout a workout and some times after doing walks, which can have a positive effect on overall body composition”. - Barrbend
AVG HR - 116 BPM
MAX HR - 143 BPM
Max Reps @ 410lbs - Got 12 reps!
Double DB Devils Press - 5x5 @ 35lbs
“Never stop training. The minute that you allow the mindset of “the gym will be there tomorrow” to permeate, the wheels fall off. Time is a cruel mistress. She is unforgiving and does not accept excuses or mediocrity. Walking into the gym each day is your way of kicking Father Time in the balls”. - John Welbourn
AVG HR - 126 BPM
MAX HR - 154 BPM
Max Reps @ 315lbs - Got 25 reps @ 2x my body weight (4 Rep PR!)
Then,
5x15 @ 155lbs
Max Reps @ 315lbs - Got 21 reps @ 2x my body weight!
Then,
3x15 @ 155lbs
Trap Bar DL - High Bar:
150x5
240x5
330x5
420x1
450x1
Snatch Grip DL
135x3
225x3
315x1
365x1 (dropped at the top)
Leg Extensions
70x3x8
Cash Out: Slow Strict Bar Muscle Up. Sloppy as hell but I’ll take it. I need to make the transition seamless!
AM: Snatch Grip: 185-205-225/205-225-245(2)
Trap Bar (Low handle): 185-205-225/205-225-245 then, 2x3 @ 315 (slow)
Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift: 10x5 @ 205
PM: Russian Kettlebell Swings - 10x10 @ 97lbs
“Heavy kettlebell training is not just beneficial for size and strength, but for muscular endurance as well. The muscular endurance you build with heavy kettlebells is much more beneficial than light kettlebells for athletes. In addition, heavy kettlebell training engages the CNS more efficiently, teaches you how to master your own leverage points, and if used correctly, probably has a great benefit to optimizing anabolic hormones”. - Mike Mahler
Trap Bar DLs - 330lbs then: 420lbs x 1, , 510lbs x 1, FAILED @ 560lbs, FAILED @ 535lbs x1.
*530lbs is my PR on that Rogue Trap Bar!
I had both 560 & 435 off the ground. Failure is just one step closer to success!
Finished with: Seated Calf Raises - 90lbs