Mike standing tall at the top of his Deadlift. The mix grip he is using is a much stronger grip than a double overhand grip and allows you to focus more on the lift itself. |
Strength: The CrossFit Total:
Perform a 1rm in each of the following lifts:
- Back Squat
- Shoulder Press
- Deadlift
After a good warm up, you will have three attempts at a max single for each of the three lifts. Your score will be the heaviest single rep of each lift added together. You must complete the lifts in the order listed, and in the time provided for class. So take your rest periods between attempts, but move quickly also! Compare your score today with your score from last time. If you haven't done this before, then it is a good way to measure where you are now, so you can see you progress over the next few months.
Compare to 9.26.11
Post weights to comments.
BS: 200
ReplyDeleteSP: 82
DL: 265
Total= 547
wOD: 5 rounds
ReplyDelete10 pullups
10 dips (asssisted)
10 65# push press
200 m row
25:42
Yikes! I gotta start eating better!
BS: 185 (pr)
ReplyDeleteSP: 100 (pr)
DL: 257 (pr)
Total: 542 (pr)
Great day of lifting everyone!
ReplyDeleteBS= 330 (PR, +3 lbs)
SP= 195 (PR +20 lbs)
DL= 430 (PR +25 lbs)
TOTAL = 955 lbs
BS: 115 (PR)
ReplyDeleteSP: 60 (PR)
DL: 155 (PR)
Total: 330
bs; 252(pr)
ReplyDeletesp; 130(pr)
dl: 325(pr)
Total= 707 Finally broke through 700 !!!
pr's were +2 bs, +10sp!!!, +18 dl
ReplyDeletewere was everybody ? Probably stuck on freeway..80 was ruined both directions.
Back Squat - 265
ReplyDeleteShoulder Press - 137
Deadlift - 350
Bad, bad day
ReplyDeleteBs: 265 (-10)
Sp: 155 (-5)
Dl: 350 (PR +15)
770: total stayed the same.
Total
ReplyDeleteBS 240#(pr)
SP 125# (PR)
DL 285# (10#less than pr ??)
BS 165
ReplyDeleteSP 69
DL 200
Total 434
Back squat: 145 - same
ReplyDeleteShoulder press: 90 (+ 2)
Deadlift: 265 (+5)
Total: 500!!!!! Finally :)
BS 175-same
ReplyDeleteSP 75-same
DL 265 (+5)pr
Total 515 pr
BS: 465PR
ReplyDeleteSP: 195PR
DL: 385PR
TOTAL: 1045PR
BS: 160lbs
ReplyDeleteSP: 83lbs
DL: 165lbs
Total=408!!!!!
Done 12/31/2011
ReplyDelete255/130PR/260PR=650PR