sup fellas,
decided to start a log book
im 6'1 (185-186cm) & about 82-83kg
my goals are
1) compete in a local meet for olympic weightlifting - gunning for 112.5/137.5kg total in 85kg class (current best 90/107.5)
2) qualify for powerlifting british nationals qualifier 82.5kg class. 510kg is the bottom of the pile. im gunning for 520kg by june
(175/115/230)
3) run 1:59 in the 800m. I did like to think of myself as a sprinter when I was younger (11.7 hand timed at 17 with no training but football, you call it soccer) but I figured im more likely to be better at endurance now, plus the 800m is like a friggin long sprint anyway! im training for pb's all across the board though, as much as 3-5k seeing as thats 95-100% vo2max.
heres my basic set up;
I train small volume whole body everyday rather than sets I use a 3 minute time zone similar to E.D.T. (I prefer this, easier to gauge progress) based around variations of these main compounds;
Bench variation (i.e. incline/supa close/illegal wide/reverse grip etc.)
Row variation (pronated/supinated/wide/face pulls)
press/shoulder varation (military/bhn/wide/dips/rear delt raise/iso scarecrow)
chin varation (bhn/wide/semi supinated/iron cross)
squat/dead varation (sumo/sldl/rack gm's/hypers/zerchers etc. etc.)
ab varation (sit ups/leg raises/side bends/plank/side hypers the usual)
plus 1-2 times a week im working upto a single in the olympic lifts, no reps or anything like that, this is based similar to the 'WHAT IF' article by louie simmons a few years back in milo. I figure if my form stays a constant (which it always does, I can full catch real easy & my hang clean is 2.5kg more than my clean) I just need to get stronger in all areas & then I should make some good progress!
a few of the variations:
pull based; snatch/clean/hang clean/hang snatch
jerk based; push press/power jerk/split jerk/bhn jerk
i've been on this sort of program for a few weeks now & making good progress so i'll see what happens!
decided to start a log book
im 6'1 (185-186cm) & about 82-83kg
my goals are
1) compete in a local meet for olympic weightlifting - gunning for 112.5/137.5kg total in 85kg class (current best 90/107.5)
2) qualify for powerlifting british nationals qualifier 82.5kg class. 510kg is the bottom of the pile. im gunning for 520kg by june

3) run 1:59 in the 800m. I did like to think of myself as a sprinter when I was younger (11.7 hand timed at 17 with no training but football, you call it soccer) but I figured im more likely to be better at endurance now, plus the 800m is like a friggin long sprint anyway! im training for pb's all across the board though, as much as 3-5k seeing as thats 95-100% vo2max.
heres my basic set up;
I train small volume whole body everyday rather than sets I use a 3 minute time zone similar to E.D.T. (I prefer this, easier to gauge progress) based around variations of these main compounds;
Bench variation (i.e. incline/supa close/illegal wide/reverse grip etc.)
Row variation (pronated/supinated/wide/face pulls)
press/shoulder varation (military/bhn/wide/dips/rear delt raise/iso scarecrow)
chin varation (bhn/wide/semi supinated/iron cross)
squat/dead varation (sumo/sldl/rack gm's/hypers/zerchers etc. etc.)
ab varation (sit ups/leg raises/side bends/plank/side hypers the usual)
plus 1-2 times a week im working upto a single in the olympic lifts, no reps or anything like that, this is based similar to the 'WHAT IF' article by louie simmons a few years back in milo. I figure if my form stays a constant (which it always does, I can full catch real easy & my hang clean is 2.5kg more than my clean) I just need to get stronger in all areas & then I should make some good progress!
a few of the variations:
pull based; snatch/clean/hang clean/hang snatch
jerk based; push press/power jerk/split jerk/bhn jerk
i've been on this sort of program for a few weeks now & making good progress so i'll see what happens!