Defranco Mobility Warm-up
Standing Calf Raises - 245X15, 285X15, 325X15
Squat -
BarX10
135X5
185X5
205X5
225X5
255X5
Front Squat - 135X8, 5
RDL - 175X12, 4
Reverse Hyper - 50X18, 15, 15
Working my way back up on calf raises now that I've changed my technique to explode up, slow eccentric, pause at the bottom. Felt it a little bit more the next day.
255 is a Rep PR, a projected increase to my 1RM, and more weight than I've ever put on my back. I did this from stands, but next week when I go up to 265 I'll need to use a power rack and ask for a spot, because these were slow. I didn't really hit a sticking point, though, so I'm optimistic about 265.
Decided to just go with a plate per side for Fronts. Minor PR.
My mid-back strain was bothering me a lot during RDL's. I got a Rep PR on the 1st set, but couldn't make half as many on the 50% set.
I'd been watching some Louie Simmons talks and lectures, and decided to take a spin on the reverse-hyper and see if my back strain, or anything else felt better as a result. I kept the weight low, and the reps high. I will say that the following couple of days, the back strain feels less constant. I should probably incorporate these and GHR's as general pre-hab work in the future.
Monday, February 20, 2012
UB: Strong Week 5. Squat
Labels:
1RM,
back pain,
calf raises,
Front Squat,
GHR,
Louie Simmons,
RDL,
Rep PR,
Reverse Hyper,
Squats,
Ultimate Beastdom
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