1a. Deadlift
365x1; 365x2; 365x3; 365x1; 365x2; 365x3; 365x1; 365x2; 365x3
1b. Bench
275x1; 275x2; 275x3; 275x1; 275x2; 275x3; 275x1
2. Pendlay w/ Straps
225x3; 275x2
3a. Suitcase Deadlift
135x3; 135x3; 135x3
3b. Waiter Walk
3 trips 70lbs
3c. Facepulls
60x15; 60x15; 60x15
3d. Windmill
70x1; 70x1; 70x1
4a. DB Curl
40x6; 40x6; 40x6
4b. Back Extensions
10; 10; 10
Notes
Ladders felt good. I really enjoy this type of training. Its heavy enough to not feel like a bitch, but the lower reps keep the training intensity moderate.
I need to get back into some of the weighted carries and stuff. I was doing it pretty consistently for 3 years, week in week out. Just kinda stopped over the summer. No real reason. In any event, I think it helps keep my body hard. One of the greatest benefits of the kettlebells, at least the way I use them, is the lateral core stuff. I really can't think of a better way to train this area as effectively.
I'll probably need to up the deadlift weight after a couple more sessions, or change the rep scheme. 365 felt a little light.
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