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Old 04-05-2008, 12:16 AM   #1531 (permalink)
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Ive squated well over 600 with a high bar placement, i just dont like the fact i can't sit back as far (just the mechanics of the lift). I am with rippetoe on the issue that high bar squats are not as good as low bar, even for oly lifters. Ill deal with the elbow problems as they come, art/foam rolling/joint supps seem to let me keep it under control.


A SSB isn't that expensive, but the shipping here would be nuts i imagine. There is a gym 40mins away with a SSB that maybe in the future ill get some training at, we'll see. Id be more inclined to buy one if i wasn't making progress with a straight / cambered bar set-up.
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A SSB isn't that expensive, but the shipping here would be nuts i imagine. There is a gym 40mins away with a SSB that maybe in the future ill get some training at, we'll see. Id be more inclined to buy one if i wasn't making progress with a straight / cambered bar set-up.
drive to columbus and pick it up. ha!

i agree, i was just saying i'd take a SSB over a buffalo bar any day.
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hah, maybe one day ill just move there, 300more lbs on every lift that i think i could hand around
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Where does Rippetoe say that low bar = better? I'd like to read that.

If you have what I have, try wrapping a tensor bandage tight around your forearm right underneath your elbow - halfway down. Even if you don't have what I have it's worth a try, the bandages are only about five dollars.
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Frank are you having a tendinitis problem or is it mroe just a wrenching-type thing going on w/ the elbow?
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Frank are you having a tendinitis problem or is it mroe just a wrenching-type thing going on w/ the elbow?
hard to say, i really dont know.

if I squat heavy to many weeks in a row my elbows starts bothering me pretty badly during the workout. Sometimes bench pressing seems to do the same thing, but i think its caused by squatting, because when i have stoped back squatting the pain goes away about 75%.

its in both elbows usually at the same time, left one is worse, but ive also dislocated that one a few times and its pretty screwed up.

matthew, it was on an artical on elitefts, im kind of lazy.. search his name and read
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today: weight 212
diet: high day

Sumo deads
60kg x 5
100kg x 3
140kg x 1
180kg x 1
220kg x 1
240kg x 1
260kg(572lbs) x 1 (22lbs deadlift pr)
272.5 (601lbs)x F (missed it about 2 inch from lockout).
272.5 (601lbs) x 1 (50lbs pr - about the uglyest deadlift anybody has ever whitnessed).


cambered bar good mornings
105kg x 5
145kg x 5
x5
x5

c1 machine hack squats
80kg x 8
x8
x 15 (rest-paused)

c2 db curls
35e x 12
40e x 10
45e x 10
50e x 8

Deadlift PRs are great, but its disapointing knowing that i have the strength for probally 50-70lbs more in me if i can get my form improved. The weights where flying fast up to my knees then locking them out is one of the hardest things ive ever done. the 601lbs lift was like a 10 second lift the ended with a bleeding nose, me spitting up bood and a pimple on my chest popped hahaha. If I can learn not to use all my legs at the bottom and all back at the top, my sumo pull will be pretty decent i think. 650 seems realistic in the comp.

my sumo deadlift may be higher then conventional deadlift now, not to sure, the are probally within 10lbs, but i think i can improve my sumo deadlift much more in the next few weeks because my technique is so shitty.
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Nice freakin' pull.
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Deadlift PRs are great, but its disapointing knowing that i have the strength for probally 50-70lbs more in me if i can get my form improved. The weights where flying fast up to my knees then locking them out is one of the hardest things ive ever done. the 601lbs lift was like a 10 second lift the ended with a bleeding nose, me spitting up bood and a pimple on my chest popped hahaha.
Nothing worse than spontaneous pimple explosions... jeebus, Frank!

Nice PR, even if it was ugly.

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very nice! are you using a suit for the pulls?
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thanks guys/gal

yeah i was using my suit, not sure how much it was helping considering i can always get weight to my knees with a sumo lift, anything past there is hard. Maybe i was getting some lbs out of it, if so, good for me
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Nice pull Frank. You need to start bringing a camera when you lift.
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thanks everyone, it was an alright pull, the second i finished it i was thinking about 650 and 700

i have a plan for the sumo deads, for the next few weeks im going to work on some heavy singles on deadlift day. and also improve my good morning. should be good.
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who cares if you get anything out of the suit? it's all in the rules. if you're not getting anything out of the suit, get a new suit so you do! haha! Pound that lockout like you've been doing.
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im sure i could get some out of it, but considering its the first time using it with sumo deads, i think getting much out of it would be lucky. I think my lockout is fairly strong, i just get in suck a bad position at the lockout that they are hard as hell.. it will come i think.

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fat bar reverse band 2 board
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62.5kg x 10
102.5kg x 5
122.5kg x 1
142.5kg x 1
152.5kg x 1
162.5kg x 1
172.5kg (381lbs)x 1 (close)
172.5kg x f

close grip reverse band 4 board
142.5kg x 5
152.5kg x 5
x 4

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60kg x 10
80kg x 10
90kg x 10
x 10
x 10

circut (3x):
curls (40lbs) x 10
db extensions (35) x 12, 10, 10
side raise (35) x 12, 12, x12

good session overall. bench is moving along nicely.
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Where does Rippetoe say that low bar = better? I'd like to read that.
In Starting Strength, the squat chapter and the assistance exercise chapter (where he argues low bar is better even for olympic lifters).
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bench shirt ordered.. hopefully i get the hang of it fairly quickly

I think high 3's maybe even 400 will be fully doable by the contest is the bench.
squat - high 7's
bench - high 3's
deadlift - mid 6's

my goal is to total 1731 @ 198, that would be elite. Its going to be close. Im thinking ahead here but i want to do something like:

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2) 750
2) 800

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2) 380
3) 400

deadlift
1) 580
2) 625
3) 650


or something like that..
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Ive always heard to just plan openers and go by feel from there
but if you hit those numbers which are all perfectly possible 1850 would be SICK
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i want to go in with somewhat of a plan.. last comp i had no plan at all and i made my deads way to easy, and benches way to hard.

ill be happy with anything over 1731.
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low intensity cardio - 35 mins
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warning long post - the meet prep plan.

Here is the basic plan. I'm sure some things are going to change. This starts next saturday. Bit of a gamble with the sumo pulls, but im feeling somewhat confident with them after hitting the 601 the other day.

I have a feeling this is going to be my best training cycle in terms of strength gains, ever. Why? Because im training in a good enviroment for once, with a big goal in mind.

some notes:
standups = just going to unrack a weight over what i was using and not squat it, get my body ready for bigger weights. I have a bit of a problem standing with heavy weights (waiting for squat command) this should have me very confident by the end.


ME Squat:
6 - 3 heavy singles (no wraps, breifs if have)
5 - reverse band (green) 1rm (full gear) + standups
3 - Full gear single - couple heavy lifts. (full gear) + standups
2 - max effort double (no fail) (full gear) + standups
1 - opener + standups

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6 - box, cambered bar 330 + greens + lights
5 - box, cambered bar 340 + greens + lights
4 - no box, add breifs 360 + greens + lights
3 - same - 380 + greens + lights
2 - same 400 + greens + lights
1 - none

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GHR (6-8 rep)

ME Bench
6 - if shirt, use, if not - ME 4 board
5 - Shirt singles (these by feel).
4 - Shirt singles
3 - Shirt singles
2 - Shirt singles
1 - opener

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rows
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DE Bench
6 - Reverse band bench 285
5 - same - 295
4 - same 305
3 - same 310
2 - same 320
1 - none

Bench Accessory 2
reverse band 3 boards 5 rep
rows
tates / curl

Deadlift day
6 - 560 for 5 singles
5 - reverse band sumo, 3 heavy singles
4 - 590 for 3 singles
3 - 1rm attempt
2 - opener
1 - none

Deadlift Accessory
sumo rack pulls
hack squats


Also, diet is staying with what im doing now (carb cycling) because it is working alright (slow and steady..). cardio, low intensity 30-40mins everyday.

Full speed ahead from here on out. Elbows are feeling pretty good, shoulders feel good, etc. going to crank the intensity up another notch for the last 7 weeks here. Not worried the slightest bit about over training, diet is good, rest will be made priority.
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looks good. Youll have a lot of work with heavy weights...
How long are you going to deload before the meet
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I'm guessing about 6 days???

It will be interesting to see how much you can get out of your shirt, I'm thinking close to 400lbs with a shirt for sure.
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looks good. Youll have a lot of work with heavy weights...
How long are you going to deload before the meet

yeah, the meet is on a saturday, the monday before ill take my opening squat then deload or maybe do some light back work on the wednesday or something.

Not planning on dropping accessory work out or anything, taking some advice from mr simmons here.. why cut out what makes you strong?

Yes, the weights are fairly heavy from now until the meet but im not to worried about it. The muscle soreness and whatnot is minimalized due to the gear and im not going to burnout. If things start getting bad ill change something, dont think they will.

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It will be interesting to see how much you can get out of your shirt, I'm thinking close to 400lbs with a shirt for sure.
the shirt is a single ply katana for those wondering, supposed to be a pretty good shirt. my bench raw bench is about 340lbs, right now i think its around 320-330 (lost a bunch of body weight i blame this on). Getting anything less then 100lbs out of this shirt is really shitty.. so 400 'should' be doable, but i wont know til i try it a few times.
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circa max is calling you on your next training cycle. hahahahaha
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yeah, i think i may be ready for it on my next training cycle.

i got a few ideas actually.. but who knows, not going to think about it much til after the contest.
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