Not exactly Crossfit today, went to Olympic lifting class tonight.
Most work in this class is based on percentage of max clean and jerk. So I worked with Mark. His max is a good 25# more than mine, but at least it's not 100#. The math was easy enough.
Started with clean and jerk work:
Warm up with the bar, then do 1 power clean, 1 full clean, 2 jerks at 50%, 60% and 70%.
Warm up with the bar, then do 1 power clean, 1 full clean, 2 jerks at 50%, 60% and 70%.
We did 95lbs, 125lbs, 140lbs.
Then the working set was a choice. If your "weakest link" was the clean you'd do 2 cleans + 1 jerk for 5 sets and if it was the jerk, you'd do 1 clean + 2 jerks
Mark did 2 cleans and I did 2 jerks.
We did 165lbs and 160lbs respectively. That was hard. Bringing the bar back to my shoulders for a second jerk was not fun.
It seemed I always failed to completely lock out the first attempt and succeeded in the second. Thankfully on my last set when the coach was watching I nailed both of them.
Next we did some snatch work.
Snatch balance + over head squat. work up to 70% of max snatch.
I can't squat snatch or overhead squat, so I was doing split snatch and an overhead lunge.
Mark was aiming for 105lbs, I was aiming for 85lbs. I ended up doing 95lbs, and we just added two 10lbs plates for his turns.
The last part of the workout was squat sequence. Warm up doing 2 front squats + 3 back squats. Work up to max clean and jerk (or higher if manageable) then do 2 front squats + 5 back squats for 3 sets.
We warmed up with the 95lbs from my last snatch set, then jumped to 155lbs and 185lbs at which point we did 2 front and 5 back squats. Then we bumped it up to 205lbs which was rough.
I was planning on counting the 185lbs set as on of the working sets, but once we finished we still had time, and Mark was going for another set, so I really couldn't bail at that point, so I did a third set at 205lbs.
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