Cheers all.
I remembered this log a few days ago, and thought about reviving it as I get ready for my second strongman contest in April. Now, since apparently there's interest (much appreciated!), I guess I'll do that

First off -
The contest I'll be competing in is the Golden State Strongman Challenge in Fresno, CA on April 18th. The events are:
1. Yoke and Farmer's Medley. 50 feet each. The yoke will weigh 600 lb and the farmers will be 250 lb per hand.
2. Log Clean & Press for reps. 230 lb log.
3. Car Deadlift
4. Arm-Over-Arm Pull
5. Stones for Reps. 300 lb atlas stone.
I'm coming into this contest a bit more confident than last year. I know I won't zero in any event (except for possibly the car deadlift - the weight is TBA on that). My goals for each event are:
1. Yoke and Farmers - Finish the course. Secondary goal is to finish the course quicker than at least one other person

2. Log Clean & Press. I'd like to get at least 3 reps.
3. Car Deadlift - ??
4. Arm-Over-Arm Pull. In training so far I've sucked at this. But the weight at the contest is also to-be-announced, so I can't make a prediction. Going to train this hard until April and hopefully get better at it by then.
5. Stone. 3 reps.
Ok, with that out of the way, here's my training so far this week:
Monday Box Squats
3 @ 145
2 @ 195
2 @ 235
belt:
2 @ 285
belt + knee wraps:
3 x 2 @ 325
Log Press
5 @ 113
5 @ 157
1 @ 177
2 x 5 @ 190
Deadlift against doubled purple bands
5 @ just the bands (guessing they added around 100lbs of resistance at the top of the lift)
5 @ bands + 135
5 @ +225
2 @ +275
tried to pull a bit faster:
2 @ +225 - much better
2 @ +275 - better than the first 2 @ 275
WednesdayYoke
2 x 50' @ 275
2 x 50' @ 375
belt:
2 x 50' @ 475
2 x 50' @ 525
Farmers
100' w/ turn @ 115/hand
100' w/ turn @ 165
belt:
50' @ 225
Cable Low Row w/ Rope Attachment
10 @ 120
2 x 10 @ 140
leg drive:
5 @ 180
5 @ 200
DB Bench
10 @ 40s
10 @ 60s
3 @ 70s
3 @ 80s
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