[quote]JoeGood wrote:
The 315 clean is amazing.[/quote]
JoeGood, you missed the video of the 345 clean! Scared the bejeezus outta me when I watched it…
Mr. Hel, Sir, the faucet story is priceless, gave me a great laugh; thanks for sharing.
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
The 315 clean is amazing.[/quote]
JoeGood, you missed the video of the 345 clean! Scared the bejeezus outta me when I watched it…
Mr. Hel, Sir, the faucet story is priceless, gave me a great laugh; thanks for sharing.
There, catacorner to the first, more hostiles. Open ground to be crossed between them and my objective. Moving quickly I made straight for ground zero. Almost there, arm outstretched, daring to hope, I realized my near fatal error. From next door, a third group emerged.
Dropping all pretense and false bravado I threw the mail in the box and ran for the truck. Too late, the first snowball caught me square in the back and was followed by at least 5 more. Snow found it’s way under my collar and down my back.
Finally making it to the vehicle and slamming the door I was foced to witness their primal victory dance as they whooped and hollared. Slowly, humilated, wet and cold, I drove my vehicle to the next block, already planning my awful venegence. Who invented Snow days for kids anyway?
We’ve got snow in Alabama. Not up north snow but for a place with zilch snow handling equipment and experience, enough. Half the roads in the city and county have been closed and we’ve been having wind chill factors of zero. So, having yet to learn when to quit, I take a brothers jeep and head to work.
Bout half of us made it in. “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night…”, etc, etc. Mails got to go out. Couple of over 12 hour days walking in some damn cold weather. So, it’s suppose to warm up tomorrow so hopefully Monday will be back to semi-normal. I kept to my workouts but ain’t gonna brag about no amounts lifted. Damn cold sucks the strength right out of you. Huge quanities of coffee help.
6th Bench/Tri
7th Shoulders/Bi
8th back/legs
tonight- not a damn thing
Early to gym tomorrow morning
That is absolutely classic!
Revenge!
A snow day in Bama has to be pretty special for the young-uns.

This morning
standing Bench (pictured)
90wu
160,180,200x8
250x6
270x5
Db bench, with hooks
70,80,90x8
100x6
Incline db
80x8x3
standing cable flyes
65x8x3
cgb
225x8x3
sngl db tri ext
80x8x3
lunch @ Oh! Bryan’s Steakhouse
large shimp cocktail
24 oz. potterhouse
sauteed mushrooms
huge baked sweet tater
ceaser salad
Cheesecake w/strawberries
Back to work tomorrow
[quote]hel320 wrote:
This morning
standing Bench (pictured)
90wu
160,180,200x8
250x6
270x5
Db bench, with hooks
70,80,90x8
100x6
Incline db
80x8x3
standing cable flyes
65x8x3
cgb
225x8x3
sngl db tri ext
80x8x3
lunch @ Oh! Bryan’s Steakhouse
large shimp cocktail
24 oz. potterhouse
sauteed mushrooms
huge baked sweet tater
ceaser salad
Cheesecake w/strawberries
Back to work tomorrow[/quote]
Great training, better eating!! Lets hope for some warm weather soon
That kind of meal deserves a nap after.
Thats a hell of meal, hel.
You’ve got it all backwards. Cold makes you stronger. The heat sucks the strength out of you. Thats what I have to believe living in NH. We had a 2 week summer up here this year. Seemed to go from spring directly into fall.
[quote]ecogenx wrote:
You’ve got it all backwards. Cold makes you stronger. The heat sucks the strength out of you. Thats what I have to believe living in NH. We had a 2 week summer up here this year. Seemed to go from spring directly into fall.[/quote]
Cold is the devil’s work. It drops below 60 and I’m shivering like a greyhound.
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
[quote]ecogenx wrote:
You’ve got it all backwards. Cold makes you stronger. The heat sucks the strength out of you. Thats what I have to believe living in NH. We had a 2 week summer up here this year. Seemed to go from spring directly into fall.[/quote]
Cold is the devil’s work. It drops below 60 and I’m shivering like a greyhound.[/quote]
60??? That’s t-shirt and shorts weather around here. My kids start swimming when its high 60s low 70s.
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
[quote]ecogenx wrote:
You’ve got it all backwards. Cold makes you stronger. The heat sucks the strength out of you. Thats what I have to believe living in NH. We had a 2 week summer up here this year. Seemed to go from spring directly into fall.[/quote]
Cold is the devil’s work. It drops below 60 and I’m shivering like a greyhound.[/quote]
No doubt I’m in my long john’s and lined pants at 60 degrees
[quote]j_willy3 wrote:
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
[quote]ecogenx wrote:
You’ve got it all backwards. Cold makes you stronger. The heat sucks the strength out of you. Thats what I have to believe living in NH. We had a 2 week summer up here this year. Seemed to go from spring directly into fall.[/quote]
Cold is the devil’s work. It drops below 60 and I’m shivering like a greyhound.[/quote]
No doubt I’m in my long johns and lined pants at 60 degrees[/quote]
Porterhouse is the King of steaks. You get a filet and a NY strip and a bone to chew on while waiting for dessert. Mmmm.
Nice work
I couldn’t manage a porter,strip steak or flank
but Im’ not much of a carnivore.
60’s is almost to hot to do track work.
Off today
Early morning
Hang snatch
135x6
155x4
175x2
195x1
215x0,0,0 (these became high pulls from a hang with a really wide grip)
btn press
135x6
155x5
175x4
195x3
w/push from here
215x2
235x1,1,1
facepulls
100,110,120,130x8
bent lat raises
35x8x4
hammer curls
45x8
50x8
55x6
60x5
lunch
And just cause yawl nawthenerns shamed me. At 35 degress outside I went throwing.
16# shot
5 front stand
5 power position
10 scoot
2k disc
6 front stand
6 power position
3 south africans
9 full form
Icing my shoulder as I’m typing now. See, ice is cold. Yawl happy up yonder?
(drinking hot coffee, though)
I’ve suffer a case of automated age discrimination. Signing up for my first T&F meet on line. Since there’s no master’s division I’m entering the open. Put in all my info, including DOB, push enter and get, “your DOB exceeds the allowable parameters.” Emailed the POC who said he’d enter me manually. Guess open usually only allows up to 34.
[quote]hel320 wrote:
Icing my shoulder as I’m typing now. See, ice is cold. Yawl happy up yonder?
(drinking hot coffee, though)
I’ve suffer a case of automated age discrimination. Signing up for my first T&F meet on line. Since there’s no master’s division I’m entering the open. Put in all my info, including DOB, push enter and get, “your DOB exceeds the allowable parameters.” Emailed the POC who said he’d enter me manually. Guess open usually only allows up to 34. [/quote]
All Y’all remember to put lots of heat on that shoulder too!
Nice lifting - I’m hoping to get as strong as you when I get old and discriminated. ![]()
The purpose of the age restriction is to preserve the egos of the younger throwers, I am certain. You better not beat them by too much or they won’t let you come back.
either that or they’ll lie and say were under 40.
Way to man up and throw in the cold. At 35 degrees all I’m throwing is another blanket on.