The Bear calls for five rounds of seven repetitions of this sequence:
Power clean
Front squat
Push press
Back Squat
Push Press
It's not done for time. You go for max weight. The weight cannot rest on the ground, just touch and go.
I started with 95, and increased to 105, then 115.
Of course, looking across the gym at Blair and Shae tossing around 165 with ease made me feel like Kung Fu Panda on his first day of training with the Furious Five. Shae was shirtless and shoeless because, as he said, "I feel stronger when I'm naked." I guess he's eventually going to replace his gym shorts with a loin cloth.
Round four with 125 was going well and I had visions of 135 dancing in my head. Then I felt a strong pinch in my lower back. I ignored it and went down into my front squat in the sixth sequence repetition, and felt it again, worse, and knew that I had messed up what was apparently a still-healing back.
DNFF. You can probably guess what the other "F" stands for.
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Look, the Asian lady thinks you need to rehab your back and foam roll. Please keep update!
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