In regards to forgetting how to squat: That's just your brain...your body says otherwise.
Agreed. You are getting close to that 405 again. GET IT!!
They felt awful when I did them, but ya, upon review, just a few minor things need cleaning up. But I'm telling you, when I'm actually squatting it feels like I forgot how to do the movement. It's so weird.
These four lift days aren't so horrible when they're all re-loading weights. If I was at true working weights, it would have taken me much longer and I'd have been SO gassed. Gonna switch to a split routine once I'm back at regular working weights.
In regards to forgetting how to squat: That's just your brain...your body says otherwise.
Thanks Kong. I need some encouragement right now.
Also, this may be gratuitous, but what the hell: Some of you may have seen this tweet earlier today by Hugh Jackman, as he pulled 463. Thing is, I trained at that gym for quite a while and have pulled on that very platform. It was too good to ignore. So I replied with my first ever tweet (even though I signed up for twitter about a year ago, I think), which you can see here.
Too much?
Nah. You should have told him that you want a part in the new X-men movie as Colossocalf! :-)
Recovery day liftin' today. No Hugh Jackman besting feats of strength to report today.
Warmed up with two empty bar sets of squats.
Press
45x5, 95x5, 125x3, 155x2, 175x5, 195x3, 215x1, 175x5
Notes: Recovery day protocol. Felt pretty good.
KB Swings
24 kg x 12 x 4
Notes: Did the 1st set to break up presses and chins; next three sets were so I didn't get so bored during the rest period for chins.
Chins
BW x 6 x 4
Notes: Super easy today, way easier than last week's BW x 5 x 4. But stuck with the plan and didn't add any extra reps. I'll be back to 3-4 x 8-12 again in no time.
C2 Erg
20s Row / 1:40 rest x 10 @ RPE: 5,7,8,9,10,10,10,9,8,6
Don't remember exact paces for all ten but the RPE 10's were ~1:26.
215 on press is recovery? What's your press these days? Pretty impressive.
Maybe I'll get on Amazon and order some socks.
I did 221.5x5 and 223x4 and 240 for a couple singles after the 221.5 set of 5. So I figure 215 for one solitary single at 215 is heavy enough to keep me used to "heavy" but light enough that it won't interfere with benching a couple days later.
I'll be going for 330x5x3 in your gym this weekend. With the magic socks on.