Awesome day today! Haven't had this good of a day in a long time.
A.
Five sets of:
Front Squat x 1 rep
* Set 1 – 70%
* Set 2 – 80%
* Set 3 – 90%
* Set 4 – 95%
* Set 5 – 100+%
Rest as needed
B.
Five sets of:
Hang Snatch + Snatch
Rest as needed
Build over the five sets to a heavy set. You should be dropping the
weight from the top of the hang snatch, and resetting for the snatch.
C. CrossFit Games Open 11.3
Complete as many rounds and reps as possible in 5 minutes of:
1 Squat Clean (165/110 lb)
1 Shoulder to Overhead (165/110 lb)
This was scored as two movements – the squat clean, and the shoulder
to overhead. If you fail a shoulder to overhead, you can power clean the
weight back up and jerk it – you don’t need to perform another squat
clean.
A) 245, 275, 315, 330, 350
-5 lb PR!
B) 155, 175, 190, 210, 225(Failed hang)
-Decided to say eff it and keep attempting 225.
Needless to say!
Stoked face!
C) 28=56 total reps
-Three more reps that 2011. Felt good after 3 minutes then it just kinda fell apart from there. Legs were tired from A and B
A.
Five sets of:
3-Position Snatch @ 75-80%
(high hang, mid-thigh, floor)
Rest as needed
Err on side of keeping loads lighter and working perfect mechanics.
B.
Three sets of:
Halting Snatch-Grip Deadlift x 3 reps @ 8121
(yes, that means 8 seconds to descend from the top – I strongly encourage you to use straps)
Rest as needed
10 am
100 pull, 100 kick, 100 swim
4×50 dolphin kick(used fins and kick board)
4×50 one arm fly-change arms at 25(used kick board)
1 pm
A) All sets done at 175
-Missed the mid on the final set. So I spent 10 minutes or so with
135 and 155 working just one rep from the hang focusing on extending up
and through my feet instead of transferring my weight forward and trying
to move my hip through the bar
As I was leaving the store, there was a gentleman sitting on the median with a sign that read
"Really Hungry. Anything Helps"
As I started to reach into the grocery bag (that contained hot chocolate, cookie dough, pop-tarts and paper towels) to grab him a pack of pop-tarts, the light turned green and we had to pull away. I felt bad. The entire way home, Drew and I had a conversation about how the majority of the time, we all forget how lucky we actually are.
No matter how bad the training session was. No matter how late we got off work. No matter how stupid that assignment is that we have to write.
We are all blessed to live the life we are living right now.
We have the ability to train even if it's not fun. We have a job even if we get off at 4 am. We are able to go to school even if we spend our weekends doing hw.
All of those complaints are just first-world, middle-class, problems.
Sometimes, what we need are just simple reminders of how lucky we really are and what it means to have a good life.