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  • in reply to: 2020 Training Log #10238
    Fraser Young
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      28 Jan

      SL ATS – 3 x 4
      Hex Bar Jump Squats – 2 x 5 x 40kg
      Seated Box Jumps – 3 x 5
      Back Squat – 4 x 8 x 105kg RPE 6.5 (out of 7)

      Wanted to test myself with 4 x 8 and pleased to get it done. Could repeat it next week to see if RPE comes down, but more likely to try and play with 110kg.

      30 Jan

      SL ATS – 3 x 4
      A1 Front Squat – 6 x 70kg, 2 x 6 x 75kg, 6 x 80kg
      A2 Tuck Jumps – 4 x 6
      Swiss Ball HS Curls – 20, 18
      Sissy Squat – 18, 16

      2 Feb

      SL ATS – 3 x 4
      Hex Bar Jump Squats – 2 x 5 x 40kg
      Practice Jumps – 30 mins (15-20 efforts)

      Technique was good, height was disappointing. I was jumping about 58-60cm which on reflection is probably fair given fatigue in my legs from weights. The focus of these months is to get my squat strong enough to do a higher level of Jump Science, so for now measuring my height is a distraction.

      Here’s my new technique:

      in reply to: 2020 Training Log #10233
      Fraser Young
      Keymaster

        21 Jan

        SL ATS – 3 x 4
        Hex Bar Jump Squats – 2 x 5 x 40kg
        Seated Box Jumps – 3 x 5
        Back Squat – 4 x 6 x 105kg RPE 5.8 (out of 7)

        I’m ready to start bumping up these weights. If you look at my best lifts log https://strengthlevel.com/52858-9to5strength/squat you can see that my estimated 1RM floats around 125-135kg and it’s on the low end now. I want to squat 2x BW then try a higher level of Jump Science, which right now would mean 145kg.

        23 Jan

        Digging mud & clay – 3.5 hours

        Far from being a rest day, I went to my parents to help my dad dig a trench and load the earth into a skip. There was lots of wet clay soil and it was a struggle, my calves were really tight afterwards.

        26 Jan

        SL ATS – 3 x 4
        Jump Squats – 2 x 4 x 50kg
        2 step approach – 6 per side
        Floor to Ceiling Jumps – 3 x 8
        RLESS – 3 x 8 x 60kg

        My hex bar had 50kg on it so I tried heavier jump squats, it might be nice to do a spectrum in case 40kg wasn’t the perfect weight for developing power. My approaches were good, I found Isaiah Rivera on YouTube and his tutorial videos for jumping made so much sense to me https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw1mvHj6NL86Pj01IeBvjWA I might test my standing vert next week and if it’s good enough I could pop to the basketball court and see if I can touch the backboard. RLESS were much stronger, I rested 90 secs between each leg and that allowed better balance and focus.

        in reply to: Full Planche (Oct 2019) #10203
        Fraser Young
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          WEEK 15

          15 Jan

          Raised Planche Lean – 7 x 10 secs
          L-Sit Tuck Hold – 25,25,19,20,17 secs

          Good session.

          I had another laser tattoo removal treatment on the morning of the 16th which means I couldn’t do anything the rest of the week. Will resume as normal on the 22nd.

          in reply to: 2020 Training Log #10202
          Fraser Young
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            14 Jan

            Single Leg Around The Square – 3 x 4
            Hex Bar Jump Squats – 2 x 5 x 40kg
            Seated Box Jumps – 3 x 5
            Back Squat – 4 x 6 x 100kg RPE 5.3 (out of 7)

            16 Jan

            SL ATS – 3 x 4
            A1 Front Squat – 6 x 65kg, 6 x 70kg, 6 x 75kg, 6 x 80kg
            A2 Tuck Jumps – 4 x 6
            Swiss Ball HS Curls – 18,15
            Sissy Squats – 10,11 x 6kg

            Used my EZ curl bar for sissy squats, felt better. Pleased to add 5kg in every set of front squats, can probably settle around 75-80kg for a few weeks.

            19 Jan

            SL ATS – 3 x 4
            Jump Squats – 2 x 5 x 40kg
            2 step approach – 7 per side
            Floor to Ceiling Jumps – 3 x 8
            RLESS – 8 x 55kg, 2 x 8 x 60kg

            Not focused on RLESS and missed a rep by wobbling, 60kg is tough if I reach full depth. 2 step approaches were good, jumping in the open rather than at my hoop is helping, part of me holds back when I’m getting so close to the wall.

            in reply to: Full Planche (Oct 2019) #10192
            Fraser Young
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              WEEK 13

              OFF

              Unintentionally. I didn’t train near New Year because I was sharing an apartment and didn’t have a good space to set up. Then I flew back to the UK and had a few days of work. In the back of my head I initially had a vision of my YT video title being “Learning to Tuck Planche in __ days” but the number of days is less and less important to me each time I train.

              WEEK 14

              7 Jan

              Raised Planche Lean – 10,10,10,10,10,10,9 secs
              L-Sit Tuck Hold – 25,25,22,22,20 secs

              This is my structure from now on. 3 times a week, same exercises each day. I started doubling up my gym days so legs and planche training are an hour or so apart. When I have to go to work it’s tough to squeeze a workout in, so this is easier for me.

              9 Jan

              V-Sits – 15,14,14,11
              Tuck Planche w Toes – 5 x 20 secs

              I took the tuck planche position and dropped my lower legs (note I still try to tuck the thighs into chest) which makes it about 60-80% the intensity of a proper tuck planche. I did this for advanced frogstand and it transferred well.

              11 Jan

              Tuck Planche – 8,8,8,8,6,8 secs (54 total)
              1 Arm 1 Leg Plank – 4 x 40 secs

              Instead of doing a series of max efforts, I tried to stop short of failure to maintain freshness. I misread my timer for the penultimate hold and it just shows what happens when you take 30 secs off my 3 minute rest. The goal is not to annihilate my shoulders and abs, just aiming for stimulus -> response and building up each week.

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