TRAINING:
5 sets:
Power Snatch x 1
Snatch Balance x 2
OHS x 3
Hang Squat Snatch x 2
rest 3 min - weight must go up per set
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Dips - 2-3 wtd; rest 20 sec
Chin Ups - 2-3 wtd; rest 3 min x 3
(wtd = weighted; last set toughest set)
Results:
"Complex":
1. 85#
2. 90#
3. 95#
4. 105# (Fail on Hang Squat Snatch)
5. 105# (Fail on Hang Squat Snatch)
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1. Dips @ 20# x3, Pull-ups @ 20# x3
2. Dips @ 25# x3, Pull-ups @ 25# x3
3. Dips @ 30# x3, Pull-ups @ 30# x2
My Snatch Balance and OHS felt great, but as the weight increases my squat snatch balance is unsuccessful because of poor bar placement. I feel like I am quick to get under the bar, but my grip is not wide enough, and the bar is too far out in front of me to catch it in a stable position at the bottom of the snatch. I also need to practice the "hook-grip". I hate it, it feels super uncomfortable, but in my first attempt at 105# the hook-grip would have been beneficial because the weight felt like it was "slipping" out of my hand (slipping from lack of strength, I had chalk on my hands).
OPT Training: "Complex", Weighted Dips, Weighted Pull-Ups from Chelsea Ryan on Vimeo.
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