Deadlift is a simple and effective movement, remaining unique in its ability to increase strength throughout the body. It is the most functional movement of the human body, because its execution requires the mobilization of the majority of the muscular system of the body.
Resting 60 seconds between sets:
Deadlift 2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2
Dave Lipson: 565-565-575-575-575-575-575-575-575-575lbs
Kevin Montoya: 405-405-415-415-425-425-435-435-445-445lbs
Miranda Oldroyd: 285-290-295-300-285-285-285-275-275-275lbs
Heather Bergeron: 220-225-230-235-240-245-250-255-260-265lbs
Michelle Kinney: 185-205-215-225-235-245-255-265-275-285lbs
Mel Ockerby: 220-225-230-235-240-245-250-255-260-260lbs
Post load(s) to comments.
Mike Cazayoux 5:15, Cody Hidler 5:15, Austin Malleolo 5:16, Rob Shaffer 5:16, Kristan Clever 5:29 (1 pood), Rebecca Voigt 5:51 (1 pood), Jason Ackerman 6:45.
Post time to comments.
Three rounds for time of:
Row 500 meters
30 Box jumps, 24 inch box
25 Back extensions
205 pound Deadlift, 20 reps
Graham Holmberg 14:04, Pat Barber 14:34, Jason Khalipa 14:55, Elyse Umeda 17:45 (20" Box, 155lbs), Karianne Dickson 17:53 (135lbs), Valerie Mackenzie-Voboril 18:33 (140lbs), Kim Malz 21:30 (145lbs), Laurie Galassi 21:56 (205lbs). Post time to comments.
Complete as many rounds as possible in seven minutes of:
315 pound Deadlift, 7 reps
20 meter Sprint
14 One legged squats
21 Double-unders
20 meter Sprint
Rich Froning Jr. 5 rounds + 1 double-under, Austin Malleolo 5 rounds + 1 double-under, Annie Thorisdottir 5 rounds + 7 squats (205lb deadlift). Post rounds completed to comments.