If you have the opportunity to train with a good CSCS coach especially one who is also a good athlete in his or her own right, I encourage you to train with one.
If you have the opportunity to train with a good CSCS coach especially one who is also a good athlete in his or her own right, I encourage you to train with one.
The weather is starting to heat up here and so is my training. Closing the week with one “hard day” and one “fun day”, I am poised for a strong next week.
Tweet Monday, 6/29/09 Deadlifts: (from deficit) 135×10/225×5/225×5/. 275×3/315×2/. Singles: 365/405/415/415/425/425/425/405/405/. 415 and 425 were above 90% 1RM. Good Mornings: 95×5/115×5/135×5/135×5/135×5/.
Each year, many of us spend hundreds of dollars on vitamin supplements in the quest for better health, an athletic advantage or as a silver bullet to “scare off” disease and hold aging at bay. Could it be possible we are wasting our money and doing more harm than good in the process?
Tweet Monday, 5/25 No Training Tuesday, 5/26/09 Snatch, x 2; 65/65/70/75/80/85/. Singles, w/2 OHS: 88/93/93/98/98/103/103/105/105/105/110/110/. Power Cleans, x 3, one from the bottom, two from the mid hang: 110/115/125/135/145/150.
What happens when a tall, long-limbed, young, cocky 20 year old challenges a shorter-levered, confident 32 year old to a weightlifting competition?
American soldier Spl. Taylor Jordan lifts weights in the rain at his platoon’s base in Afghanistan’s Kunar Province.
Just some tidbits, lying around looking for a place to go. This week, for the first time since I started practicing the Olympic lifts, I started using the hook grip and noticed an immediate improvement in both the snatch and the clean.