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Old 01-26-2008, 07:26 PM   #1 (permalink)

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A True Believer is Training to Kill You; S3's Log

Hi.

Background: 18 years old. My experience with training is basically dicking around, hopping here and there, looking for the perfect magic potion. I've trained seriously for about a year and a half, switching between Enamait / Crossfit / Stew Smith / Strength Training.

Well, Rip slapped me into shape a couple months ago and told me to nut up and commit to strength work. I'm on the Starting Strength protocol.

When I started SS in November, I was 6'0 145, squatting 135x5, dling ~200 for 5, benching 135 for 5, pressing something like 95 for 5, and never power cleaning.

Current numbers suck. [updated 8/12/2008]

BS: 3x3 @ 275
Bench: 3x3 @ 175
DL: 1x5 @ 355
Press ???
PClean 185#
Bodyweight: 168
-------- [now back to original date of posting..]

My weight is currently 175. I started adding chins and pulls last week and can do 13/12, respectively. (not terrible after not having performed them for ~2.5 months, and having gained 30 lbs). January has been a terrible month. My squat has not gone up at all; I encountered a plateau, and, after resetting, tore my rectus femoris. I'm currently rehabbing the tear, which means no heavy lower body work.

My Strength cycle ends May 1.

My goals for then: to build a basic strength base for Crossfit and military training. I'm not trying to be a powerlifter or Oly stud. I'm just playing "catch-up" and getting my ass where it should be...

GOALS:

Deadlift; 4 plates for 5
Squat: 3 plates for 5
Bench: 2 plates for 5
Pull-ups: 20

Bodyweight: 190-200


After that begins rigorous conditioning. I'm training for a rather difficult Army selection course. It involves some land nav. You may have heard of it.

Thank you all for reading. I'll keep you updated.

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Old 01-26-2008, 07:46 PM   #2 (permalink)

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****l Gear Solid fan?
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Old 01-26-2008, 08:20 PM   #3 (permalink)

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****l Gear Solid fan?
Oh shit.

I've been using this name since 2001 and you're the first person to actually name the reference.

I've had people ask if I was an S3 pilot, involved with military S3, all that jazz.

Anyways, I thought it sounded cool when I was 13...

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LOL I'm still a ****l Gear fan. Those games are the shit.
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Old 01-28-2008, 12:22 AM   #5 (permalink)

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Sunday 1/27/08

Squat rehab (torn rect. femoris): 75x25/85x25/95x25
Press: 117 5/5/5 (PR) Next lift: 120
Pulls: 12 / 9 / 7



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Old 01-29-2008, 10:46 PM   #6 (permalink)

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Monday: Squat rehab.
25 reps of 85 / 95 / 105

Tuesday:

Squat rehab. 25 reps of 95 / 105 / 115

Bench Press 3x5 @ 157. PR. Easy. 160 next bench workout. My bench is way lagging...I was using poor squat form that put my elbows in a disadvantageous position and beat them up. Now that I've fixed that and recovered, benching is a lot easier...

Chins: 12/9/8 (+1 for my cumulative total, although my first set is 1 rep less)

BTW - when I say "3x5", I read it as "3 sets of 5". Is this in error?

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This log title sounds too much like mine...

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PS: Good luck with your rehab. Coming back from an injury isn't very fun.
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Wednesday: Squat Rehab 25 reps of 105 / 115 / 125.

Thursday: Last day of 25 rep rehab! hooray.

Squat Rehab: 25 reps of 115 / 125 / 135.
Press 120 for 3 sets of 5. (PR)
Pulls: I can't remember. 12 / 9 / 7? Or something. It's written in my real log.

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Rested Friday.

Saturday: 3 sets of 15 reps, squat rehab, with 165.

Easy, but...somewhere along the way I screwed up my other leg. Two more weeks of rehab

Seriously sad. Ah well...

Bench: 160 5 / 5 / 5 (PR). 162 next time. Bar speed was good, pretty easy all around.
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