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Tuesday, August 6, 2013

8.6.13 WOD

Athletes, once again take your time establishing your 1RM. Remember you have all hour to warm up and stretch out problematic areas. Make sure you rest in-between each attempt. The scheme for power cleans is similar to the one I used for back squat. Once again take your time and warm up the movement. 

2+ month strength program:
Establish a 1RM Power clean:
10x 30% (or barbell)  rest :30
8x 40% rest 1 minute
5x 55% rest 1 minute 
3x 70% rest 1:30 
1x 90% rest 2 minutes
1x (old 1RM) rest 2 minutes 
1x PR
Keep going up if PR is to easy, maintaining a 2 minute rest after every attempt. 

Note: if you do not know your 1RM for Power Clean get with you coach and they can let you know about where you should be. 

Less then 2 months strength program:
Deadlift 3x5 (add 10 lbs to last workout)

NO WOD

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