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The Shot Put Blues

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower



    Mobility and Stability
    Clock Lunges
    Hurdle steps
    Aeroplanes

    Dead Lift
    50 x 8
    65 x 8
    75 x 5
    75 x 5
    75 x 5
    75 x 5
    75 x 5

    Elevated Split Squat
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8

    Lateral V-Sits
    3 x 10 per side

    Bench
    Bar x 8
    35 x 8
    45 x 5
    45 x 5
    45 x 5
    45 x 5
    45 x 5

    Bent over BB row
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8

    Mistake. Was supposed to move up to 30. These are way too light.

    Hip dips
    3 x 10 per side

    Hammer curls
    10 x 12
    10 x 12
    10 x 12
    10 x 12

    Done


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow:

    Dry stands: 6 x 10
    Stands: 6 x 10
    Dry right pivot drill: 6 x 10
    Right pivot drill: 6 x 10


  • Registered Users Posts: 560 ✭✭✭madon


    Done. Quite an eye opener. Most significant revelation is that I am attempting to drive my hips too far to the left - over towards the left sector line. This is leading to my upper body flopping out towards the front and right sector line. I need to drive my hip in the direction of the throw, and let the upper body be pulled forward by the hip drive.

    Hope you don't mind!
    I tried to recreate what I think you are doing and the only way I can is if my chin knee and toe is not in line when I begin the throw, by over leaning at the beginning if that makes sense. Or by slightly twisting my right knee to the left on the slide back instead of keeping it straight. I could be completely on the wrong track here!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow:

    Dry stands: 6 x 10
    Stands: 6 x 10
    Dry right pivot drill: 6 x 10
    Right pivot drill: 6 x 10

    Done.

    3+
    Engaging right leg better on pivot
    Better delivery through keeping upper body more in line
    Better linkage of upper and lower body

    3-
    Over rotation
    Left arm pull
    Hip strike

    Tomorrow: video


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    madon wrote: »
    Hope you don't mind!
    I tried to recreate what I think you are doing and the only way I can is if my chin knee and toe is not in line when I begin the throw, by over leaning at the beginning if that makes sense. Or by slightly twisting my right knee to the left on the slide back instead of keeping it straight. I could be completely on the wrong track here!

    Thanks for the pointer. I am working on turning my right knee in the direction of the throw, and had been exaggerating it a bit to help develop the habit, but I was then turning my hips too far to the left along with it, which was leading to a separation of power, hips to the left, shoulder to the right, instead of channeling all power in a straight line.

    Chin, knee, toe is a good cue to bear in mind though! One I had forgotten. Thanks.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow: video

    Done. Some improvements. Going to start working on coming out the back.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow: Weights

    Mobility and Stability
    Band Dislocates
    Scap Inverted Rows
    Wall Sweeps
    Overhead Squats with band

    Back Squat
    20 x 8
    50 x 8
    70 x 5
    70 x 5
    70 x 5
    70 x 5
    70 x 5

    Reverse Hyper
    12.5 x 8
    12.5 x 8
    12.5 x 8
    12.5 x 8

    Plate sit up
    3 x 20 with 15k plate

    Chin ups (Green and purple band)
    2 x 8
    5 x 5

    Single Arm Push Press
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8

    DB Skull Crushers
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Mobility and Stability
    Band Dislocates
    Scap Inverted Rows
    Wall Sweeps
    Overhead Squats with band

    Back Squat
    20 x 8
    50 x 8
    70 x 5
    70 x 5
    70 x 5
    70 x 5
    70 x 5

    Reverse Hyper
    12.5 x 8
    12.5 x 8
    12.5 x 8
    12.5 x 8

    Plate sit up
    3 x 20 with 15k plate

    Chin ups (Green and purple band)
    2 x 8 with green and purple band
    3 x 5 with green band
    2 x 5 with green and purple band

    Single Arm Push Press
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8

    DB Skull Crushers
    10s x 12
    10s x 12
    10s x 12
    10s x 12

    Done

    Tomorrow: Drills and throws

    Dry Stands: 3 x 10
    Stands: 3 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 3 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 3 x 10


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower



    Dry Stands: 3 x 10
    Stands: 3 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 3 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 3 x 10

    Done

    3+
    Stands getting smoother and more fluid
    More engaged right leg in right pivot
    Balance in step back line drill

    3-
    Over-rotation / Upper body not staying back
    Left arm pull is still weak and not fully effective
    Early extension of left leg

    Tomorrow: Same again

    Dry Stands: 3 x 10
    Stands: 3 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 3 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 3 x 10


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower



    Dry Stands: 3 x 10
    Stands: 3 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Right Pivot: 4 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 3 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 3 x 10

    Done. Focused on left arm.

    3+
    Stands becoming more effortless
    Better use of left arm
    Upper body staying back more

    3-
    Over-rotation
    Hip strike
    Patience with right arm. Striking too early


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow: Weights.

    Mobility and Stability
    Clock Lunges
    Hurdle steps
    Aeroplanes

    Dead Lift
    50 x 8
    70 x 8
    80 x 5
    80 x 5
    80 x 5
    80 x 5
    80 x 5

    Elevated Split Squat
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8

    Lateral V-Sits
    3 x 10 per side

    Bench
    Bar x 8
    40 x 8
    50 x 5
    50 x 5
    50 x 5
    50 x 5
    50 x 5

    Bent over BB row
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8

    Hip dips
    3 x 10 per side

    Hammer curls
    10 x 12
    10 x 12
    10 x 12
    10 x 12


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower



    Mobility and Stability
    Clock Lunges
    Hurdle steps
    Aeroplanes

    Dead Lift
    50 x 8
    70 x 8
    80 x 5
    80 x 5
    80 x 5
    80 x 5
    80 x 5

    Elevated Split Squat
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8

    Lateral V-Sits
    3 x 10 per side

    Bench
    Bar x 8
    40 x 8
    50 x 5
    50 x 5
    50 x 5
    50 x 5
    50 x 5

    Bent over BB row
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8
    30 x 8

    Hip dips
    3 x 10 per side

    Hammer curls
    10 x 12
    10 x 12
    10 x 12
    10 x 12

    Done. Tomorrow:

    Dry Stands: 5 x 10
    Stands: 5 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 5 x 10
    Right Pivot: 5 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 5 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 5 x 10


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Dry Stands: 5 x 10
    Stands: 5 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 5 x 10
    Right Pivot: 5 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 5 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 5 x 10

    Done. Tomorrow: video


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,821 ✭✭✭blockic


    Nice to see something different on here Vet Thrower. Looks like you are progressing well. Keep it up.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow: video

    Done. Well, trained, but no video available, so did:

    Dry Stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 2 x 10
    Right Pivot: 2 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 2 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 2 x 10

    Rest tomorrow


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Going to have to take few days off, annoyingly, due to a throat infection. I have learned the hard way that it's better to rest and let these things clear up, as ignoring them and keeping going ultimately results in even more missed training. I'll do some 'studying' on youtube to keep my mind on the job. Hopefully I'll be back in action by the end of the week.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    This turned into a bad cold, so I have not trained all week. It has pretty much cleared up now, and I should be fully recovered by tomorrow, so will do:

    Dry Stands: 3-5 x 10
    Stands: 3-5 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 3-5 x 10
    Right Pivot: 3-5 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 3-5 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 3-5 x 10


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Dry Stands: 3 x 10
    Stands: 3 x 10
    Dry Right Pivot: 3 x 10
    Right Pivot: 3 x 10
    Step Back line drill (dry): 3 x 10
    Step Back line drill (with ball): 3 x 10

    Done, but accompanied by some puking, which training was nowhere near hardcore enough to be the cause of... Grr.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,290 ✭✭✭Oregano_State


    take it easy if you're coming back after a cold/flu!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    take it easy if you're coming back after a cold/flu!

    Thanks. I think it was just one of those things that happen at the end of a cold. My kid brings home a new bug every week or so from the petri dish school that he goes to, so I just have to keep going or I'll never get anywhere.

    Video analysis today. Identified a fix. Extending the left arm further in the right pivot and stand, and sweeping around with the left hand.

    Step back line drill the next main area of focus. I'm not transferring my centre of gravity from my left foot to my right out of the back. I'm sitting back on my hips when I pick up my right foot, which is having the effect of pulling my centre of gravity towards the back of the circle, and preventing me from swinging my right leg around the way I should. I need to focus on pushing my hips towards the centre of the circle - letting my centre of gravity go and getting my right foot under it, instead of pulling it back to the left. Also focus on pushing my left hip out and picking up my left foot as opposed to not driving off it.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    This morning:weights

    Back Squat

    20 x 8
    50 x 8
    75 x 5
    75 x 5
    75 x 5
    75 x 5
    75 x 5

    Reverse Hyper
    15 x 8
    15 x 8
    15 x 8
    15 x 8

    Plate sit up
    3 x 20 with 15k plate

    Chin ups
    2 x 8 with green and purple band
    5 x 5 with green band

    Single Arm Push Press
    22.5 x 8
    22.5 x 8
    22.5 x 8
    22.5 x 8

    Russian Twists
    3 x 10 each side with 10k plate

    DB Skull Crushers
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 10
    12.5s x 10

    Tomorrow: Drills and throws

    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 4 x 10
    Step back line drill: 4 x 10


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 4 x 10
    Step back line drill: 4 x 10

    Done.

    3+
    Use of left arm in stand improving
    Balance in pivot drill improving
    Balance in step back line drill - slight improvement

    3-
    Stands and right pivots still too rotational
    Use of right leg in step back line drill. Too linear.
    Centre of gravity in step back line drill. Not getting into centre of circle

    Tomorrow: same again

    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 4 x 10
    Step back line drill: 4 x 10


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 4 x 10
    Step back line drill: 4 x 10

    Done

    3+
    Stands getting more linear
    Use of left arm in right pivot improving
    Fluidity coming into step back line drill - very slight improvement

    3-
    Balance in step back line drill
    Use of right leg in step back line drill. Too linear.
    Centre of gravity in step back line drill. Not getting into centre of circle


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow: weights

    Mobility and Stability
    Clock Lunges
    Hurdle steps
    Aeroplanes

    Dead Lift
    50 x 8
    70 x 8
    85 x 5
    85 x 5
    85 x 5
    85 x 5
    85 x 5

    Elevated Split Squat
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8

    Lateral V-Sits
    3 x 10 per side

    Bench
    Bar x 8
    40 x 8
    55 x 5
    55 x 5
    55 x 5
    55 x 5
    55 x 5

    Bent over BB row
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8

    Hip dips
    3 x 10 per side

    Hammer curls
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower



    Mobility and Stability
    Clock Lunges
    Hurdle steps
    Aeroplanes

    Dead Lift
    50 x 8
    70 x 8
    85 x 5
    85 x 5
    85 x 5
    85 x 5
    85 x 5

    Elevated Split Squat
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8

    Lateral V-Sits
    3 x 10 per side

    Bench
    Bar x 8
    40 x 8
    55 x 5
    55 x 5
    55 x 5
    55 x 5
    55 x 5

    Bent over BB row
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8
    35 x 8

    Hip dips
    3 x 10 per side

    Hammer curls
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12 - Bit of swinging going on from this set onwards.
    12.5 x 12 - Had to split into 8 & 4

    Done.

    Tomorrow: Drills and throws

    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 5 x 10
    Step back line drill: 5 x 10


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 5 x 10
    Step back line drill: 5 x 10

    Done.

    3+
    More linear stands
    More linear right pivot
    Weight transfer in step back

    3-
    Patience with right side
    Overuse of right arm
    Extending left leg out of the back

    Tomorrow: Video


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow: Video

    Done. Realised I can be more patient in the centre of the circle. I have more time than I think. No need to rush the right hand.

    Balance out of the back is improving, but the same applies. I have more time in the centre than I am taking. There's no need to rush.

    Rest tomorrow


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower


    Tomorrow:weights. Last week of current program.

    Back Squat

    20 x 8
    60 x 8
    80 x 5
    100 x 5
    TBD x 3
    TBD x 3
    TBD x 3

    Reverse Hyper
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8

    Plate sit up
    3 x 20 with 15k plate

    Chin ups
    8 x black band
    5 x green and purple band
    1 x AMRAP - no band
    4 x 5 with green and purple band

    Single Arm Push Press
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8

    Russian Twists
    3 x 10 each side with 10k plate

    DB Skull Crushers
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower



    Back Squat
    20 x 8
    60 x 8
    80 x 5
    100 x 5
    120 x 3
    140 x 3
    160 x 3

    Reverse Hyper
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8
    20 x 8

    Plate sit up
    3 x 20 with 15k plate

    Chin ups
    8 x black band
    5 x green and purple band
    3 x no band
    5 x green and purple band
    5 x green and purple band
    5 x green band
    5 x green band

    Single Arm Push Press
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8
    25 x 8

    Russian Twists
    3 x 10 each side with 10k plate

    DB Skull Crushers
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12
    12.5s x 12 (Left arm gave out after 8)
    12.5s x 12 (Split into 8 & 4)

    Done.

    Tomorrow: Drills and throws

    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 5 x 10
    Step back line drill: 5 x 10


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 271 ✭✭Vet Thrower



    Drills and throws

    Dry stands: 2 x 10
    Stands: 2 x 10
    Dry Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Right pivot: 3 x 10
    Dry step back line drill: 5 x 10
    Step back line drill: 5 x 10

    Done. Focused on patience in centre of circle and use of left arm.
    Some improvement, but right still coming around too soon.

    Tomorrow: Weights. Last day of current cycle.

    Mobility and Stability
    Clock Lunges
    Hurdle steps
    Aeroplanes

    Dead Lift
    50 x 8
    70 x 8
    100 x 5
    120 x 5
    TBD x 3
    TBD x 3
    TBD x 3

    Elevated Split Squat
    40 x 8
    40 x 8
    40 x 8
    40 x 8

    Lateral V-Sits
    3 x 10 per side

    Bench
    Bar x 8
    40 x 8
    60 x 5
    70 x 5
    TBD x 3
    TBD x 3
    TBD x 3

    Bent over BB row
    40 x 8
    40 x 8
    40 x 8
    40 x 8

    Hip dips
    3 x 10 per side

    Hammer curls
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12
    12.5 x 12


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