140 x 3
230 x 3
320 x 1
410 x 1
410 - 3 x 3
Cash Out: Leg Press - 5 x 5 @ 270
@ 155lbs
AVG HR - 100 BPM
MAX HR - 129 BPM
@ Metfit
140 x 3
230 x 3
320 x 1
410 x 1
410 - 3 x 3
Cash Out: Leg Press - 5 x 5 @ 270
@ 155lbs
AVG HR - 100 BPM
MAX HR - 129 BPM
@ Metfit
140x3
230x3
320x3
410x1
500 - Success!
First time pulling 500lbs in over six months! Screw Gravity!
@ 155lbs
Cash Out: 10x10M Sprints
AVG HR - 119 BPM
MAX HR - 140 BPM
140x3
230x3
320x3
410x5
10 x 3 Dead Stop @ 320lbs
Cash Out: 1 x 15 Dead Stop @ 320lbs.
Goal is FIFTY!
“Dead-stop training forces you to get as tight as possible before starting the repetition. If not, you may fold under the weight and miss the lift completely. Instead of reacting to the load, you will be forced to develop maximal tension each time.
It’s often the most innocent-looking changes that make the most significant impact. Simply breaking up your lifting cadence and putting everything you have into dead-stop training can wildly impact your gains”. - Barbend
AVG HR: 128 BPM
MAX HR: 155 BPM
First time deadlifting since July!
140x3
230x3
320x1
410x1
500 -FAIL.
460x1 - Success!*
470 - FAIL.
465 - FAIL.
Cash Out 410x3
*Pretty happy pulling 460lbs after 3+ months off! Screw Gravity!
@ 155lbs
AVG HR - 125 BPM
MAX HR - 138 BPM
140x5
230x3
320x3
410x1
500 - Success!
First time pulling 500lbs in over six months! Screw Gravity!
@ 157lbs
Cash Out: 10x10M Sprints
AVG HR - 117 BPM
MAX HR - 149 BPM
140x3
230x3
320x3
410x1
505 - FAIL
505 - Success!*
First time pulling over 500lbs in over two months!
@ 153lbs
AVG HR - 119 BPM
MAX HR - 144 BPM
140x1
230x1
320x1
410x1
460x1
500 - FAIL x 2
@ 154lbs
AVG HR - 120 BPM
MAX HR - 154 BPM
135x1
225x1
315x1
405x1
500x1
522.5 - FAIL x3
510 -‘FAIL
@ 153lbs
245x3
335x3
425x1
475x1
525 - FAIL (Would have been a 5lb PR)
505 - FAIL x1
500 - FAIL x1
AVG HR - 124
MAX HR - 158
Pulled the plug. Live to fight another day.
Pretty happy with 475lbs after removing from the pinched nerve. Time to build back my strength. Feel old and weak today!
Finished with 10 Yoke Caries at 185lbs.
135x3
225x3
315x3
365x1
405x1
455x1
475x1
475lbs is 45lbs LESS than my 1RM. Was pissed till I realized that I’m still dealing with sciatica in my right leg , can really only push with with my left leg and 475lbs was my 1RM only a few month ago.
Perspective!
335lbs x 1
425lbs x 1
475lbs - FAIL. Not feeling it today.
Heels Elevated Back Squats
135lbs x 5
185lbs x 5
185lbs x 5
185lbs x 5
95lbs x 15
Advantage of the Barbell Back Squat Heels Elevated
Heels elevated squats improve the recruitment of quadriceps muscle fibers for a few reasons.
VIA @ Physiqology.Com
135x3
225x3
315x3
405x1
500x1
517.5x1 (2.5 pound PR!)
Insanely happy with 517lbs while mainly only pushing with my left leg.
Herniated Disk & Sciatica - GFY
135x3
225x3
315x3
365x1
405x1
455x1
480x1
500 - FAIL x2
Pretty happy with 480lbs while mainly only pushing with my left leg.
Herniated Disk & Sciatica - GFY
135x3
225x3
315x3
405x1
455x1
Then,
455 x 3 - Dead stop singles.
455x2 - lost grip on 3rd rep
135x3
225x3
275x3
315x3
405x1
455x1
500x1 - YES!
That is a 20lb PR and a LIFETIME GOAL achieved!
Cash Out:
Thick Blue Band Deadlifts - 10x5
135x3
225x3
275x3
315x3
365x3
405x1
435x1
467.5x1 - 2.5lb PR!
475x1 - 10lb PR!
480x1 - 15lb PR!
Three PRs in one day! Called it quits. 500 pounds is in mu sights!