Deadlift (double overhand, no wraps): 315*3 365*1 385*1
Deadlift (mixed grip, no wraps): 425*1 445*1 455*1 475*1
HPC: 185*3 195*2 215*NOPE
HPS: 135*3 135*3
Hex Farmers: 405*60 405*50
Paloffs: 90*10 100*10
Great day for deadlifting. Hips didn't have much hinge left in them for the olympic lifts after all that work though. 405 on hex farmers...really happy I got that far. Something was different with them, I think I crossed a weight thresshold somewhere between the 365 of last week and 405 here. This just required a shit-ton more activation of stabilizers, and my abdominal wall. I don't usually feel them that much, but this weight forced me to keep them locked, along with my mid back so my shoulders wouldn't round. Good stuff.
So I was off to a good start here, no 110s to start, I wanted to get right into the 100s since I've been so close to a new PR. It was hot and humid, so basically my ideal weather to run in. So I gear up for third, and this happened:
100m: 12.50 NEW PR!!
Beyond pumped, I didn't just break my previous record I beat it by over .1! No blocks, no spikes, no crouch at the start. I rested for about 8 minutes and then figured I'd go for one more max effort run:
100m: 12.47 NEW PR!!
Well then. My records do tend to come in bunches. What I noticed on the 12.47 my stride was a bit longer. Usually you don't want super long strides, but I'm wondering if mine have actually been too short. I was starting to fatigue, but was so pumped I wanted to try a couple more max effort 100s.
100m: 12.50!!, 12.53!!
So my four fastest 100s ever, all in the space of about a half hour. Not a bad session I'd say!
Deload here still for deadlifting, building up double-overhand strength here. Since I started doing the farmers it's gone up precipitously; I couldn't even really manage 315*1 before, and now a couple months later I'm at 385. Was pretty fatigued by the time I got to the olympic lifting.
On Paloffs I'm really focusing on exhaling as I press the cable out, it really amps up the intensity, my core was thoroughly beaten up after these.