Tuesday at the park, Rite of Passage heavy day.
Warmed up with Pavel Tsatsouline's Super Joints and the warm up drills from Enter the Kettlebell. I also tossed in a few Overhead Squats, Turkish Get Ups and some Goblet Squats for good measure. It looked like this:
Face-the-Wall Squats: 3 sets of 5
Overhead Squats: 3 sets of 5
Goblet Squats: 3 sets of 5
Halos: 3 sets of 5
Pump Stretches: 3 sets of 5
TGU's 3 left/3right 16kg bell
Now for the work:
32kg Clean and Press 3 Ladders of 1,2,3,4 alternated with box pistols.
Press Volume looks like this 3 x 10 total reps per side which ads up to 60 reps or 1920 kg's pressed. In pounds that's about 4233 lbs pressed.
Anybody else having a Rainman moment or is it just me?
The Clean and Press is coming along well. Today I put my focus on pushing myself away from the Kettlebell and exploding out of the clean.
So it looks like I may have found the only acceptable use for a High Step in the RKC community. I will accept any and all insults and teasing, but know this; for Box Pistols, they're great! Here's how I put it to use: I laid out each rung of the step, the lowest being two rungs. For the first rung of the ladders, I'd do 1 Clean and Press left and 1 right then head over to the high step for a very low Box Pistol; 1 left, 1 right. For the second rung, I did 2 Clean and Presses left and 2 right then set the step at three rungs for 2 Box Pistols left and right. 3 Clean and Presses left and right and 3 Box Pistols at 4 rungs. Then I'd finish up with 4 Clean and Presses left and right and 4 Box Pistols left and right. As the volume increased, the height of the box increased so I could stay 100% focused on tension and lowering myself under control and not worry about too much fatigue.
Wrapping it all up with Swings. The dice roll came back Snake Eyes so I did a Power to the People tribute. 1 set of Bulldog Swings to near failure. 24 reps. Caught my breath and did 22. Took another breather and on a whim knocked out 20 more for good measure.
I cooled down with some Hanging Leg Raises, Stretched out a bit and am looking forward to tomorrow's Active Recovery which will involve some Club Swinging Practice.
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