We need to start establishing some baseline numbers for your lifts. This way, when the workout of the day has percentages, you'll be able to calculate how much you need to do based on accurate information. Also, you should definitely be logging this information, whether it's on here, or in a notebook, you should track your numbers. You won't be able to remember them all, and they will change over time, so if you're keeping records you'll actually see the results of the program you're going through. All of this being said...
You will have the entire hour (after a solid warm up and stretching) to establish either a 1RM Back Squat OR a 3RM Back Squat. It will be based on your skill level, and we will decide which you will perform. These numbers are going to be important as far as the upcoming strength cycle in our program, so get in here and SQUAT!!!
33 comments:
Grace 145# , 3reps
JK - 255#
175#, PR
380# (PR)
Brendan
300# last 3rm was 265#. last one rep was 250# PR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
315# 1RM (20# PR!)
325#, almost low enough :(
305# First ever 1RM
265# (60# PR) apparently my squatting abilities have come a long way!
OFD
255# 1RM
200...Still Feel Like I Can Get 205!!!!
245# 1rm
185# PR
140# PR
Jill
320
Carrie
230
153#
225# x 2 (Jesse)
385#
143#
155#
175
285
175#
205# PR
165#
LM
295 PR
412#- 1RM High Bar
255#
Josh
Rigo
3x215#
1x235#
150#
210#
250# PR
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