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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
My right ankle was bothering me again today, it wasn't bad enough to stop the workout but it was bad enough to be on my mind most of the time. I took a cautious approach to the light plyo work, taking long rest intervals and was ready to pull the plug if at any time it got worse. I think it actually might have gotten better over the course of the practice, I find that it does sometimes--almost as if it continues to "warm-up" throughout the workout.
   I got up to 295lb's while squatting today for sixes, but my knees were buckling a little bit so I backed down to 285lb's for my last one. I am definitely getting stronger but unfortunately I am also very drained so I don't think I am going to see a huge jump in my strength levels until I de-load at the end of next week at the end of the first meso. I would like to be able to squat 405+ this season, I came pretty close last year (335lb's  for 5's) but I didn't maintain well and lost huge amounts of strength. Maintenance is going to be key this year if I want to get over that 15.00m barrier.

TODAY'S WORKOUT
800m jog
Warm-up
Dynamic mobility
Ankle circuit--
Hops 4x10
Twisting hops 4x10
Left Hops 4x10
Right hops 4x10
Backwards hops 4x10
Low bounding 4x10
LLRR 4x10
Broad jumps 4x5 (pause)
Pop-ups 2x5 (Each side)
Bounding 3x30m
Hops 1x20m (Each side)
Weights--
Back squats (2x6@45lb's, 1x6@145lb's, 1x6@225lb's) 2x6@285lb's, 1x6@295lb's, 1x6@285lb's
Romanian deadlifts 4x8@185lb's
Back extensions 4x8@50lb's
Light stretching

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Age: 20

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