8-Week Rough
8 weeks | $25 | Web, Text, Excel
This is an 8-week cycle that uses a lot of heavy singles and singles waves in the snatch and clean & jerk, and relies primarily on the competition lifts, power and hang variations, and squats. It includes technique primers each day, prescribed ab and back work, and will peak for competition or max snatch and clean & jerk testing at the end of week 8.
Good For:
- Competition lift improvement
- Competition preparation
- A first time trying more frequent heavy single lifting
Notes: For heavy single snatch and clean & jerk, give yourself a max of 3 misses before stopping, and never finish on a miss - drop the weight and take a last single to finish on a make.
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Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
High-Hang Clean + Power Jerk - 2(1+1)
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4 4
For more information on the notation please read here.
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Greg Everett
I understant what is set and rep in Power clean + Power jerk (you answere it on comment, last number is number od sets), but for sure, other ex, back squat 75%x3x6 mean 3 sets with 6 reps?
Sorry for my english and thank you for answere.
75%x3x6 would be 6 sets of 3 reps at 75%. For more information on the notation please read here.
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Exercise demo for Press in Snatch and Press in Clean.
Steve Pan
My question is what percentage of my 1RM should on average I be aiming for with a HS? 80%-99%? If I feel good can I go for a PR any time the programs calls for HS? Some days I feel completely beat up but my mechanics are good and I can easily reach 90%-95% of my max with okay form and not missing. I guess my real question is how hard do I push when this program calls for HS on both classic lifts twice a week as this level on intensity is completely new to me.
Thanks so much.
Nathan
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Got a competition in 3 months . Will start a 12 week program from here . Do you think possible to do it and smolov squat routine mixed in alongside it , or would recommend only doing programme
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Steve Pan
Alyssa Sulay
Alyssa Sulay
Greg Everett
Greg Everett
Alyssa Sulay
Alyssa Sulay
Alyssa Sulay
Alyssa Sulay
Yes, you need to warm-up for each new exercise. Because you're "warm" from previous exercises, you will usually be able to take larger weight increases than otherwise.
Technique primer is shown exactly where it needs to be done on the workout - all exercises are listed in order. Weight has to be determined by feel - it may be an empty bar, or very light weight. It depends on your ability. See more about them here.
Greg Everett
Greg Everett
Greg Everett