6.04.2013

W.O.D.6.5.13

Back Squat
5-5-3-3-1-1

then:
Max body weight back squats in 5 minutes.

Quote: 
"We must welcome the future, remembering that soon it will be the past; and we must respect the past, remembering that it was once all that was humanly possible."
-George Santayana

Results:
Nora 103 / 50@53
Jen K 118 / 65@53
Kim G 135 / 41@83
Jason Form / 49@75
Pete 265 Pr / 50Rx
Oleg 275 Pr / 49Rx
Pat Pad 295 / 23Rx
Nick V 235 / 36@135
Nick T 235 / 31Rx
Dinger 195 30@165
Nick Z. 235-36RX
D.C. 205-28@110
Susan 160-40@95
Jessie 145 30@93
Byrnsey 245
McC 315
Riley 110
Becky 125
Joe C. 220-40@135
Keith 405 (PR!) /68@rx
Fayth 105 /44@75#
Anne 100/ 36@ 65#
Seshu 153 / 38@123#
Gavin 155/ 22@rx
Smizzy 130/ 25@rx
Bridget 105/ 30@ 85#
Jill 100/ 35@ 75#
Stephanie 103/ 50@75#
Mike P 355# PR/74 @165
Lee 250/31 BW
Andrew 250 HUGE PR/39 BW
Sandy 145/20 @ 105
Tim 255/38 @ 155
Al 365/50 BW
Conn 275/29 @ 165
Borden 325/28 @ 205
Erika 155/24@115
Lauren 175 PR/20 @135
Johnny 285/40 BW
Greg 215/ 23 BW
Kyle 255/56 BW
John 210 /21 @ 145
DeeDee 175 PR/19 @ 125

17 comments:

  1. 6am

    Nora 103 / 50@53
    Jen K 118 / 65@53
    Kim G 135 / 41@83
    Jason Form / 49@75
    Pete 265 Pr / 50Rx
    Oleg 275 Pr / 49Rx
    Pat Pad 295 / 23Rx
    Nick V 235 / 36@135
    Nick T 235 / 31Rx
    Dinger 195 30@165

    Nice work morning crew, a couple PRs too! Jason, backing the weight down was the right call, I could see you getting better and better with each rep once we lightened the load, nice job, stick with it. Nora, nice correction as well, in warm ups your lower back was definitely rounding under, but as we dialed in your technique it seemed like we eliminated it all together. Awesome!

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  2. One of the gold standards for CrossFit is a double bodyweight back squat for guys, a little over bodyweight back squat for ladies. Some elite olympic lifters have had upwards of 300-380% though! See this excerpt from Poliquin:

    "For most sportsmen a double bodyweight squat, ass to the grass, is plenty to compete at the Olympics in most power sports. You can achieve that norm by squatting once every 5 days. That being said, such results won’t do much for you if you want to step on the podium in a weightlifting event!

    The top eight weightlifters in the world often full squat between 350 and 380 percent of their bodyweight, with the higher percentages being seen in the lighter weight classes. For example, Stefan Botev back squatted 370 kg at 110 kilos bodyweight, while his Bulgarian teammate did 404 percent of bodyweight in the 67.5 kg weight class.

    Agapitov squatted seven days a week to become World Champion. But in order to get to that level of proficiency, weightlifters will often squat 9 to 15 times a week." - http://www.charlespoliquin.com/ArticlesMultimedia/Articles/Article/668/Best_Tips_For_Maximal_Squat.aspx


    Other "standards": http://www.crossfit.com/cf-journal/WLSTANDARDS.pdf

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  3. Great links P and people complain about Smolov! LoL

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  4. To continue conversation...what are you working on outside of class?

    Me...

    1) eccentric false grip holds
    2) stretching
    3) trying a new routine designed by Brother Jon starting Monday.

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  5. 1 - Training smarter. I was scared of heavy squats for a long time but I worked on building a base, technique, and stretching and am now seeing the payoff.

    2 - Mixing in some am workouts - constantly varied, right?

    3 - My tan

    4 - Butterfly pullups!

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  6. Jason - I like when you post questions to start conversation. For me, I am working on butterfly pullups and muscle up progressions. I would ideally like to work on endurance also but have not been able to make it to one of Tim's endurance WODs yet.

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  7. At home I am working on:
    1. Shoulder mobility
    2. Kipping
    3. The ever elusive consecutive
    double unders

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  8. Hmmm, speaking of Endurance, come out to our track workout tomorrow at 5:30pm and see what you can run a mile in.
    If anyone can beat Jim C in a mile, i'll buy you a Rita's gelato.

    Thurs: Short and Fast speed day:
    warm up
    drills
    Timed Mile (4 laps on the track)
    Full Recovery then:
    400
    300
    200
    150
    150
    150

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  9. 9:30

    Nick Z. 235-36RX
    D.C. 205-28@110
    Susan 160-40@95
    Jessie 145 30@93

    Jessie, you made amazing progress on your squat today, way to go!

    Noon

    Byrnsey 245
    McC 315
    Riley 110PR!
    Becky 125PR!

    4:30 B.A.C

    Joe C. 220-40@135

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  10. I am bringing Greg tomorrow to endurance if time permits... Jim... Better be ready.

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  11. 7:30pm

    Keith 405 (PR!) /68@rx
    Fayth 105 /44@75#
    Anne 100/ 36@ 65#
    Seshu 153 / 38@123#
    Gavin 155/ 22@rx
    Smizzy 130/ 25@rx
    Bridget 105/ 30@ 85#
    Jill 100/ 35@ 75#
    Stephanie 103/ 50@75#

    Squueeeeze the butt!!! Knees out! Chest Tall!

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  12. 530:
    Mike P 355# PR/74 @165
    Lee 250/31 BW
    Andrew 250 HUGE PR/39 BW
    Sandy 145/20 @ 105
    Tim 255/38 @ 155

    630:
    Al 365/50 BW
    Conn 275/29 @ 165
    Borden 325/28 @ 205
    Erika 155/24@115
    Lauren 175 PR/20 @135
    Johnny 285/40 BW
    Greg 215/ 23 BW
    Kyle 255/56 BW
    John 210 /21 @ 145
    DeeDee 175 PR/19 @ 125

    Great work tonight guys! Saw some big numbers!

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  13. What I'm working on:

    1. 220# back squat
    2. Rehabing my elbow back so I can get into a front rack position and all other upper body lifts
    3. Endurance

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  14. I am working on qualifying for the American open. It's a big scarey goal...with big scarey weights. But I want to see what I am able to achieve when I put in work and dedication. This is the first time I'm announcing this in public. That's scarey too.

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