A massively unexpected Press PR was a very pleasant surprise yesterday!
Press
45x15, 95x10, 135x7, 170x5, 195x3, 215x2, 230x2, 242.5x1, 252.5x1@9.5, 257.5x1@9.75, 260xf, 260x1*, 227.5x5 - PR!
Notes: First, it was nice to make my pre-injury initial jumps of 45-95-135. I did more reps because it still requires more work to warm up my shoulder, but the weight jumps were OK even though they felt a bit heavy in my hands upon unracking.
Second, I did REALLY solid reps at 252.5 and 257.5. Unfortunately I didn't film them but 252.5 had a shot at a double, which would have been a 2.5 lb 2-rep PR for me. 257.5 wasn't going to be a double but had gas in the tank. I missed 260, and then made a dubious 260 afterwards - I didn't quite properly lock it out and lost control a bit, but for a training rep it was OK enough and only 5 lbs below my lifetime PR. Which was shocking.
Then I went and hit a hard fought 227.5x5 PR set of five. Until a few weeks ago, I didn't think I'd touch 225 for a single before surgery, and here I was besting it for a set of five AFTER some legitimately heavy singles. This all put me in a good mood.
Deadlift
135x5, 225x5, 315x3x2
Notes: Back still cranky so shut it down.
Chins
5,7,9,10,8,8,8,8 = 63 reps
KB 1A PR
Left: 24kgx5; 32x5; 36x5; 40x5; 44x3,6
Right: 24kgx5; 32x5; 36x5; 40x3; 36x5,10
Notes: Pleased with 44kgx6 on the left and 36kgx10 on the right.