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Interesting pic of Oly lifter traps

coolcolj

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Pic of David Rigert's back
Shows you what cleans, snatches and pulls can do :)
apparently this guy can run 10.3 for the 100m as well :eek2:
 
honestly i know its been asked like 50000x but can anyone provide some links to the routines these guys follow..

the more detail the better

thanks!!
 
I don't exactly to tell you the truth, but most probbaly based around a lot of squats, cleans, jerks, snatches, pulls and other assitance lifts like hypers, overhead presses, push presses, jump squats etc. They are pretty much pulling machines :)
 
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Rigert is one of the greatest of all time. At 90kg bodyweight he pressed 198kg. Clean and jerked 230kg. I read somewhere that he snatched 200kg in training at 100kg bodyweight. Was an animal. He snatched 170kg without warming up. He stood before the bar for about 10 minutes concentrating. He had beads of perspiration on his body when he finally attempted the lift. Another time he was getting out of the pool at a meet site
and walked in the gym wearing nothing but a nut suit, no shoes or anything and snatched 130kg.
 
Genetics and sitting on the couch won't make you a great athlete... Genetics and working harder than everyone else around you will.

C-ditty
 
Citruscide said:
Genetics and sitting on the couch won't make you a great athlete... Genetics and working harder than everyone else around you will.

C-ditty

Amen!!! That guy looks tough too...

B True
 
he's definately jacked, if he is infact a real old timer though he spent a considerable amount of time pressing (40%) and for that reason has a bigger upper body than most modern OLers. It would be great to have that kind of development
 
iv had my traps this big before

farmers walks

heavy dbs with holds 140 pds plus

heavy shrugs for reps 505 pds

heavy deads


will do it,
 
b fold the truth said:


hard worker :)

Freak first
Hard worker second
:)
Agreed!
Looks like a little bull doesn't he? I fought a guy like that early in my college career. Lets just say that it was chalked up as a loss. We get it sometime. :)
 
CoolColJ said:
I don't exactly to tell you the truth, but most probbaly based around a lot of squats, cleans, jerks, snatches, pulls and other assitance lifts like hypers, overhead presses, push presses, jump squats etc. They are pretty much pulling machines :)

thats exactly what i want to improve my judo game..

you win if you can pull the other guy off balance.. simplified but very helpful
 
There's something to be said for how gnarly heavy cleans can nail your traps. Think about it, it's like a shrug but wayyyy better range of motion, and on the eccentric (racking phase), your traps play a part in reversing all of the inertia your whole body just put into making a damn heavy barbell fly in the air.

Looking at that guy really make me want to stop benching and start my workout with either the military press or the push-press or jerk first.

Ohhh yeah, and about their training, many coaches and scientists have said that it takes about 2 years of training to achieve the work capacity that these monsters have. You lift like it's a full time job . . . we're talking 6 hours of front squats, back squats, cleans, snatches, hang cleans, high pulls, hang snatches, overhead presses, deadlifts and so on, 6 or 7 days a week. But that's the price you pay to be one of the most badass human beings on the face of the planet . . .

. . . An Olympic Weightlifter.
 
well i was looking for a routine that was not that demanding.. i could honestly put an hour of extra work in now but i also dont plan on being in the olympics.. like i said i would just like to be able to pull whoever i want off balance with little effort.. it would be very nice and would fit my "style" really well.. also i am not a bodybuilder or a powerlifter .. i kinda fall in between somewhere and like trying out new routines..

any links???
 
IMHO that doesn't look too attractive. Looks like bilateral neck tumors to me. to each his own I guess...
 
Judo Tom said:
well i was looking for a routine that was not that demanding.. i could honestly put an hour of extra work in now but i also dont plan on being in the olympics.. like i said i would just like to be able to pull whoever i want off balance with little effort.. it would be very nice and would fit my "style" really well.. also i am not a bodybuilder or a powerlifter .. i kinda fall in between somewhere and like trying out new routines..

any links???

routine? How about 5x3 Hang Power cleans before each workout?


sorted :)
 
damn...looks like he could rent that shit out for offroad 4x4 racing...
 
monday - bench heavy + squat heavy+shoulders+back
tuesday - floor pulls followed by rack pulls followed by front squats+bicep+tricep
wed - off
thursday - incline and deep dynamic squat+shoulders+back
friday - snatch grip floor pulls followed by snatch grip rack pulls followed by front squats+bicep+tricep
sat and sun are off

this is a basic olympic program designed to get your muscles and mind used to the concepts of the clean and the snatch, I use something like this when I start my olympic cycle over every year
 
thanks Ionlion i really appreciate it..

would you mind going int sets reps??
 
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