Name this athlete
21-15-9 for time of:
Power clean 95/65
OHS 95/65
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Coaches corner:
Watch both videos, what's the difference between these two athletes
(besides one is male and the other is female!)
Is that Shelby??
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ReplyDeleteI've missed everyone last week. I'm back in tomorrow night. Hope to c many of u there.
She has her shoulders over the dumbbell when she starts which is much more stable for the back. Where he is straight up and down.
ReplyDeleteHis base and set up is off from the start of the lift. He drives off his toes which completely throws off the stability of the lift as well as his lumbar spine is rounded forward from the beginning.
ReplyDeleteShe keeps a solid position throughout the lift, maintaining weight in the heels, keeping that chest up, and core tight.
Wod:
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Need to continue to work on my OHS. Core stability seems to be my biggest issue with them. But i'm excited to have finally developed the shoulder flexibility for them!
So glad to have Tanya and Josh back!
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Thanks
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ReplyDeleteI am so weak at OHS and fairly strong at power clean but I stayed light and made up time there.
Thanks Tanya for the tip on rolling the lats... Definitely felt a difference.
3:38 #35
ReplyDeleteNext time I'll use #45 but still got a good lung burn. Liked this one!
Welcome back Wagners! We missed you!
4:44
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Quads were screaming even before I walked in today. After deadlifts on Monday, lateral jumps on Tuesday, and wall balls yesterday, doing OHS just added more awesome-ness to my posterior chain!
Frank nailed the coaches corner; weak set up leads to loss of lumbar and driving from toes.
I don't disagree with the other observations but have two of my own to add. First, the male athlete (I'm keeping names out to protect the innocent...HAHAHA) keeps the dumbell closer to his body and on more of straight line up his body which is more efficient. He also explodes his hips harder/faster.
ReplyDeleteKeep the comments coming on the video(keep volume low when viewing video...no hints)...which athlete is doing the wall climb?
ReplyDelete5:02 65#
ReplyDelete5:26 35#
ReplyDeletenice little lung burner to come back to after being away for a week ha
Set two bars for myself on this WOD. Shoulder mobility was not real good so Clayton suggested I stay light on the OHS.
ReplyDelete4:54 95# Power Cleans/30# OHS
Definitely going to put in some time working on stretching the shoulders and working on OHS with PVC at home.
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7:57 @ 65#
ReplyDeleteThanks for the support from the class during the last minute/rounds. Would not have made the cap without the boost!
4:10 50#
ReplyDelete5:25 / 35#
ReplyDeleteWarm-up: Pull-ups. 1st set: 3 weighted, 5 strict, 15 kipping. 2nd set: 3 weighted, 5 strict, 9 kipping. 3rd set: 3 weighted, 4 strict.
ReplyDeleteDips: 1 set: 3 weighted, 5 strict, 10 kipping. 2nd set: 3 weighted, 5 strict, 5 kipping. 3rd set: 3 weighted, 3 strict.
25# db on the weight.
WOD: 75# Power cleans. 30# OHS. 5:22.
95# power clean
ReplyDelete30# OHS
4:22
Stellar work tonight by both the 5pm and 6pm. I really liked the work ethic. Glad to be back coaching you guys.
ReplyDeleteBy the way who is the girl doing the wall climb? Molly guessed Shelby....Any other guesses?
See ya'll tomorrow night.
5:33
ReplyDelete65# Power Clean
35# OHS
My stinkin' shoulder is still bothering me!!
5:25 (I think; forgot to write it down)
ReplyDelete25# Power Cleans
Did BS instead of OHS and used sand pipe...definitely very weak on squats