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Topic: event specific lifts

Posted By: The Jayster
Subject: event specific lifts
Date Posted: 4/09/08 at 2:12pm

what do you guys think are the most important lifts for each event.

stones

hammer

wfd

wob/sheaf

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please keep robbin, the Conway Family and Frank Henry

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Posted By: Pingleton
Date Posted: 4/09/08 at 3:57pm

I will just address the stones, although I am sure there will be a lot of overlap. In no particular order:

- Hang Snatch with a minimal dip at the catch or using a quick split, but any dynamic pull done properly is good. High pulls focussing on good extension and pulling UP to the middle of one's chest are an excellent alternative.

- Squats - ideally back squats to a few inches above parallel (90 degree knee angle) and/or front squats to just below parallel. Full squats are great during the first half of the training year. Use of the Safety Squat Bar is certainly an option.

- Jerks (ideally behind neck, but in front is much safer for the shoulders) and/or push presses (ideally behind neck but in front is much safer)

- Some form of bench press done fairly dynamically, at least on the concentric phase, especially during the competitive season. I prefer a low incline and use either a medium grip or dumbells.

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We do not stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing.

- George Bernard Shaw

Posted By: 17/20
Date Posted: 4/10/08 at 3:43am

Jay,

WOB/Sheaf -Static: Snatch Grip D/L, Box Squat, Front Squat, Good Morning, RDL, Good Morning Squat. Explosive: Snatch Grip Hi-Pull, Hang Snatch,Good Morning Squat Jumps or to toe extension and hvy med ball (40-75lb) throws for ht.

The 18' plus guys I've competed w/: Sanford loved the I arm pull w/ the loading pin set-up. He would straddle the pin and pull standing on blocks. Wout.Z was, is a big fan of hvy partial D/L and he trains the event very hard.

The 42 wob is a much faster event (big news) and I think bar speed in season will be key.

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I MAY BE BIG , BUT I'M FAST

Posted By: dWood
Date Posted: 4/10/08 at 6:16am

my best 42 wob of 17-6(18-2 in practice) was obtained the way Roy taught me(STANDING MAN!!!!)but was when I was Od'ing on a steady diet of Coach mac 3-5 postion cleans all 67-72% of 1rm(just checked the training logs) or a nice lift of pull..pull..snatch(snatch grip from 3 hang postions)

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JUST BRING IT /

SPEED KILLS..BUT STRENGTH PUNISHES

Posted By: Pingleton
Date Posted: 4/16/08 at 2:33pm

bump for billw

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We do not stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing.

- George Bernard Shaw

Posted By: billw
Date Posted: 4/16/08 at 3:20pm

Thanks

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