WHITEBOARD – 07 July 2015

Workload:
Movement Prep:
A1.Pseudo Planche Push-up : 4 sets of 4
A2.Xiapeng Forward: 5 reps* If you do not have a proper lean on your planche perform strict push-ups. If you do not have a push-up elevated the hands and do that. VERY controlled
**Arm should not bend at all in the Xiapeng forward. You should rotate at the waits like the demo and the bicep should pass right by the ear in the example. Pace is the same throughout the movement.
B1.Elevated Ring Rows 4 sets of 4
B2. Bent Twisting Lat Stretch – 10 reps*If you can not get the ring to the chest on the elevated ring row, go to feet on ground, or rings higher and the angle of the body greater to the ground.
*Perform the bent twisting lat stretch by grabbing the ballet bar with a shoulder width overhang grip. Fold at the waist until the chest is parallel to the ground. You should feel a minor stretch in the lats and then twist opening the chest side to side.
Barbell Work:
Power Jerk:
5 Sets of 5 at 60% max jerk
*You can perform push press if you do not want to do jerks. Base your percentages on push press max
Conditioning:
5 Rounds of:
3 Handstand Push-ups
10 Step-ups (DB – 1 DB = 10% back squat)
200m Run
Notes: A power jerk is a jerk done with a receiving position that has the feet in line of the body. You do not split. This movement is prescribed to get people to lean to drive the bar back and also to make sure we don’t have unbalanced developed by prescribing the split too much. Take a look at this beautiful movement to be inspired: 1:20 is the power clean to power jerk mark.
115# on jerks
30s# for step ups
155# jerks
40# dumbbell step ups