My final season of contact hockey is coming to a close. At first I was disappointed that I wouldn't have an outlet for my "rage," but after doing Crossfit for awhile I have found a new sport, Olympic Lifting! So that worked out well. Posting log over here as I think it is a bit more in line with the goals of this website.
Goals for completion by the end of 2009:
120 KG Clean and Jerk
Learn how to actually Snatch
Current, February 8th 2009- Body Weight 75 kg
91 kg Clean
80 kg Jerk(haven't done this since doing Starting Strenght)
155 # Press
315 # LB Backsquat- Going to start learning the High Bar
245# Front Squat
365# deadlift
The Template- Although I like to Olympic lift, I also like generally being in good shape, so I am going to keep 2-3 workout of the days a week from my affiliate in my training (none over 20 minutes, but not all under 10). I am 22 get good rest and nutrition so I believe that this shouldn't be too much for me to handle. I am doing this to eventually work into the Catalyst Athletics work outs of the day, but I think I can get some strength and technique linear progression due to me being a novice.
Strength Outline:
Sunday
HB Back squat 3X3
Press 3X3
Weighted Chinups (spring break is coming up soon

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Tuesday
Clean and Jerk- 2 or 3 Heavy singles or 2 sets of heavy doubles
Front Squat - 3X3
Workout of the Day
Thursday
Snatch Practice
Incline Press 3X3
Weighted Pullups/ Pullups max
Snatch Grip Deadlift or Deadlift 2X3
Workout of the day
Saturday
Snatch Technique work
Clean and Jerk go for PR
Snatch
Workout of the Day
I will probably try 3 weeks of this, with a 4th week of half intensity. I will attempt to get new PR's on core lifts(FS, BS, DL) every time and on the C+J on Saturday. I think I can do this for maybe a month or two with success, and by then move to the CA workout. Any tips or suggestions are appreciated.
Sunday 2/08/2009
Front Squat
225x3x3
205x3
Press
115#x5
125#x3
135#x3
Weighted Chinup
25#x5
50#x2
65X1X3
25#x7
Beatup after tackle football Friday and Hockey on Saturday, but feeling good about new journey into strength!