Tues, 21 April 15

I have been out of town since Wednesday and this is the first time I have had internet access so here goes with catching up on this week's training. Tuesday I was still having some noticeable discomfort around my right SI joint, but since I was leaving on Wed morning, I figured that rather than try to push back my training schedule, I would just go in and warmup and see how things felt. I was not able to go up as heavy as I had planned at all, but I was able to do enough that I was glad I didn't reschedule or skip. I went through my warmups very thoroughly, putting extra emphasis on getting proper activation and maintaining good body positions. My plan was to warm up and assess how I felt, then start tugging and assess how each set felt. If I couldn't get up over 300, I was going to shut it down and go home. My goal was to be able to pull into the low to mid 400s. Brief side note, this is not a pulled muscle that I am working around. After training today I went to see my friend, training partner, and PT, Gregg Inocencio, he said I had an anteriorly rotated right innominate bone. We both have no idea how I am doing this to myself, but the good news is that I am able to correct for a lot of it fairly quickly with stretching and soft tissue work.

Axle Deadlift

10x70

10x160

6x250

3x340 - Felt pretty good.

1x410 - Slow, but went up without a problem.

3x440 - First rep was in super slow motion, but only had minor discomfort.

2x3x460 - Both of my first reps were glacially slow and my RPE was up around 8/10 or 9/10 because I was going so slowly, but the weight did not feel heavy.

I chose not to do my deficit deads today in the interest of preventing stupidity.

SS: Single Leg Calf Raise/Rollouts

3x{25ea x BW/15xBW}

Prowler

12x60'xprowler+90

Andy Deck
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