Iron Martini: Chris Monday

Monday, August 10, 2009

Chris Monday

Front squat work sets 5 reps ea. at 135, 155, 185
Push press 3x5 at 95, 115, 135
Behind the neck snatch-grip push jerks 3, 6, 10 reps at 95
Cable rope high pulls (full ext. over head) 3x5 at however much the max weight was on the machine.

2 comments:

Sam Crish said...: Did you forget two sets on push press?; August 10, 2009 at 7:19 PM
Chris said...: Should have been 3x5. I've corrected post. Thanks.; August 11, 2009 at 7:39 AM

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Glossary

AFAP: As Fast As Possible
BA: Bad Ass
BAP: Band Assisted Pull Ups
Bottoms Up Press: Hold kettlebell upside down by handle and press up from shoulder, with bell facing up. Balance is challenge.
Glassups (formerly Shoulder-O's) - a KB armbar, TGU up, windmill, OH squat, and TGU down
GTG: Grease the Groove. Working an exercise or movement for practice and maintenance rather than heavy work.
Hack squat, hack lift, behind the back deadlift - a deadlift with the bar behind you
Heaving snatch balance: Start with the bar on the back of your shoulders and hold it in a snatch grip. Dip and drive the bar up, then drop into a full squat, catching the bar overhead. Stand up with the bar overhead. Lower the bar behind your head and repeat. See video - http://media.crossfit.com/cf-video/CrossFit_SnatchBalance.wmv
Inverted Burpees
Iron rope - stand on a bench, bar vertical in front of you with weights loaded on the bottom. Go hand over hand (with hands close to each other) and walk the bar up, then down - that's one.
KTE: Knees to elbows. Hang from pull up bar and try to touch your knees to your elbows. Good luck.
Pin Press - partial movement (OHP or BP) where the weight is started from the pins in the power rack.
TMM: Too many martinis
WFD: Weight For Distance