Back Squats, Bench Press and Pullups

Skipping the Metcon today and combining a couple of my strenght progressions into one workout.

3 rounds of

  • 12 x Back Squat @ 75% of 3RM

Then 3 rounds of

  • 12 x Bench Press @ 95% Body Weight

Then 3 rounds of

  • 6 x Weighted Pullups @ 10kg

Then 3 rounds from low paralettes

  • 10 second Seated Forward Fold (Yoga)
  • 10 x Pike Lifts with hands at knees
  • 10 x Pike Dips (Lift your butt)
  • 10 x L-Sit Dips

Results: Used 170lbs for the Back Squats and 150lbs for the Bench Press. Back Squats done as shown. Bench Press 12-10-7 reps, worse than last time by 2 reps. Maybe next time…

Back and Split Squats then Pullups, Push Ups and Air Squats

6 rounds of

  • 4 x Back Squat @ 90% of 3RM

Then 2 rounds

  • 8 x RFE Split Suqats @ 24kg in Goblet Hold per Leg

6 rounds for time wearing a 10kg weight vest for all 3 movements

  • 6 x Pullups
  • 12 x Pushups
  • 18 x Air Squats
  • Rest 1 minute

Results: Used 210lbs for the Back Squats. Metcon 10:03.

Bear Complex VI

Repeat of the classic Bear Complex. Last time was in January of 2020.

Complete 5 rounds of the following for max weight in the last round (in other words, not putting the bar down until all sets are done).

7 sets of:

  • Power Clean
  • Front Squat
  • Push Press
  • Back Squat
  • Push Press

Results: Got up to 115lbs last time. This time 85-95-105-105-115lbs. Those were hard rounds… not sure my final 2 presses were fully locked out but will take it.

Back Squats and Front Squats then KBS, Halos, Push Press and Row

4 rounds of

  • 6 x Back Squats @ 85% of 3RM

Then 2 rounds of

  • 12 x Front Squats @ 75% of above weight

Then rotate 30 seconds on/30 seconds off for each movement for 16 minutes (4 rounds of each)

  • Kettlebell Swings @ 24kg
  • Alternating Kettlebell Halos @ 14kg (around left plus around right = 1 rep)
  • Kettlebell Push Press @ 14kg per hand
  • Row

Results: Used 195lbs for the Back Squats, 145lbs for the Front Squats. Didn’t keep track of exact numbers on the metcon, just tried to stay consistent for each round.