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Wayne Cowdrey
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Events for London's u105?
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06 May 2008 12:55
Anyone know the events/weights yet? Is it on the same day as the novice comp, or on the same day as the open comp? I'm just getting back into 'proper' training after injuring my back a couple of months ago. Did farmer's walk today for the first time since the injury (130Kg each hand). I was very wary of the initial lift, but my back survived it, and the walk/grip was fine. The power is still there. Really looking forward to London's. I'd love it if 'pole push' was one of the events. Great fun!
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06 May 2008 16:18
have you heard from little mick yet? i think hes after the competitors addresses to send out forms. I have heard (not confirmed so dont quote me!) that these are the events: Medley - 350 yoke, 130 farmers, 5 flips of a 'big tyre' Axle for reps - 120kg 230kg squat for reps Arm over arm Stones
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07 May 2008 10:07
ORIGINAL: WILL SAN have you heard from little mick yet? i think hes after the competitors addresses to send out forms. I have heard (not confirmed so dont quote me!) that these are the events: Medley - 350 yoke, 130 farmers, 5 flips of a 'big tyre' Axle for reps - 120kg 230kg squat for reps Arm over arm Stones I gave Mick my address, but haven't heard anything yet. Those are not my favourite events! I HATE yoke, and I've never done axle. I can press 120Kg, but I can see the clean being a problem. I have a friend who's just bought a thick bar, so I'll have to get practising with it, and work out some way of getting 120Kg up to my chest! I have a chance of getting 1 rep on squat. Stones is a bad event for me, due to my lack of height, and my refusal to use tacky! This sport isn't meant to be easy!
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07 May 2008 11:06
why would you refuse to use tacky? Love the tacky man!
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07 May 2008 13:53
ORIGINAL: veganlifter why would you refuse to use tacky? Love the tacky man! I'm a great believer in lifting unassisted, but maybe I can be converted! I wonder how many people will complete that medley. Not many I imagine. Shame it's in the order yoke-farmer's-tyre. I'm good at farmer's, OK at tyre, and bad at yoke. I might not even reach the farmer's!
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07 May 2008 14:34
doing stones without tacky is like having sex without condoms, you just shouldnt do that - especially with unfamiliar stones.
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07 May 2008 16:21
The use of tacky was debated on here very recently. ORIGINAL: veganlifter doing stones without tacky is like having sex without condoms More "natural" without!
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07 May 2008 18:04
Wayne you`ll be a believer when you tear your bicep lifting stones.
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07 May 2008 18:10
350kg is a heavy yoke for a 105kg comp at the British it was 320kg i think.
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07 May 2008 18:27
The whole thing seems heavy for a 105 Mike or is it were getting old mate ?
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07 May 2008 19:29
or both?
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08 May 2008 12:07
Yes, the events do seem heavy. That weight yoke has been used in World's Strongest Man. I remember Magnus Samuelsson struggling with a similar weight yoke in WSM 1996 - only managing a distance of 7 metres. That was early in his strongman career though. I push pressed 120Kg this morning, but failed 125Kg. It's not something that I do very often. If I do it every week, I'll be up to 130+ in no time, so the press part of the axle in London's shouldn't feel like a max lift! ORIGINAL: TAT 70 Wayne you`ll be a believer when you tear your bicep lifting stones. I've only ever had a minor bicep injury, and it wasn't from stone lifting. It is a scary thought though!
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08 May 2008 19:06
Wayne, try a clean with a deadlift grip, you have to get used to untangling your arms at the top but its gets it up there! As for tacky, lifting natural is noble but tacky will help with technique. Last year any stone over 100kg I used tacky, now I'm up to 120kg and dont use tacky until i get to the 135kg stone. www.celticstrongman.co.uk
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09 May 2008 10:21
ORIGINAL: gymmonster Wayne, try a clean with a deadlift grip, you have to get used to untangling your arms at the top but its gets it up there! Thanks for that tip! I've seen a few techniques. Resting axle on belly/belt is common. How difficult is it to go from belly/belt to chest? I've also seen guys using the crook of their elbow. Double overhand power clean is the most impressive, but requires tremendous power and grip strength.
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21 May 2008 21:38
you lucky boys the weights are not as heavy as you think got this info from lawrance today, Dead lift for reps 90 sec 240kgs, Log for reps 90 sec 100kgs, Trye for reps 90sce approx 300kgs, Super yoke 340kgs x 25m timed, Farmers 120kgs x 25m timed, stones 100-140 timed. I have tried to contact you by phone but only four of you have replied to my messages! please anyone wishing to take part in this comp contact Lawrance on 07889854455 even those of you how did call me back and give me your details sorry to mess you lads around. Good luck see you there hopefully!
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21 May 2008 21:39
Bo!!ocks the super yoke is only 300ks's, whoops!
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21 May 2008 22:52
quality events! looking forward to it. is the 105s going to be on the saturday or the sunday mick?
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22 May 2008 07:31
saturday bud.
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22 May 2008 13:01
I got your text this morning, littlemick. This morning I tried 100Kg log for reps. Without pushing myself, I did 5. As I am now, I reckon I have 6/7 in me. I then did 110Kg, which flew up, so I thought I'd try a PB - 117.5Kg - and got it! Yes yes yes! Wasn't expecting that this morning! Really looking forward to the comp. Good events. Bit worried about the dead lift. I've just got over a back injury, and I'll be worried about it 'going' again. I'll approach that event with caution.
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24 May 2008 16:03
that's some good lifting wayne, welldone mate, you'll be fine mate if i remember rightly you're pritty awsome on the deadlift!
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