5:45am - Original Strength resets and Primal Move - 45 minutes
6:30am - Kettlebell warm up ("Standard")
1/2K halos - 8kg, 4X each side / each leg (total 16X)
1/2K pullover - 12 kg, 5X each leg
1/2K halos - 12kg, 4X each side / each leg (total 16X)
1/2K pullover - 16 kg, 5X each leg
Roll to press (TGU start) - shoulder cam shafts, each arm
6:45am - Training session - PR with the 24, superset with the G Sq with the 24, and then 1H SW with the 24
Warm up -
TGUs 16 kg, 3X+3 (3 each side without putting the bell down)
TGUs 16 kg, 3X+3 (3 each side without putting the bell down)
DB DLs 32 kg, 5, ALT 1H DL, 5 each arm
TK PR with 16kg, 5 L/R
7X:
PR 24 kg 3 L/R (21 total reps)
G Sq 24 kg, 5 (35 total reps)
1H SW 24 kg 10 L/R X 5 (50 reps each arm)
G Sq 24 kg, 5 (35 total reps)
1H SW 24 kg 10 L/R X 5 (50 reps each arm)
Finisher - a few loaded carries,overhead walks, rack walks putting all of the bells away.
7:30am - Complete
Notes - This session was prescribed by Kevin and was a great one. Really loved pressing. I focused on really crushing the grip and squeezing the hell out of my glutes to create a "seat" for pressing. Got these techniques from Geoff Neupert's KB Strong and particularly the glute tension is hugely helpful for the PR. I could have done a lot more volume but this was just fine. This is probably the most G Sq I have ever done as I really don't do them other than a couple in the warm up most days. They were feeling good and I was getting deep into the hole for sure (pulling down), and felt a lot of power coming out of the hole. Lastly felt a lot of power with the SW. R is a little crisper and more powerful than the left, not a surprise, but the L is coming along.
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