Kentucky Training Day, July 19, 2003

b fold the truth

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Well, it is time to use the summer to get ready for the contest on the way this fall. I know that many of you are getting ready for NASS Nationals as well as several other contests taking place in August. Many of you have never touched a Strongman implement in your life and would just love to give it a whirl for fun. We welcome EVERYONE here to train in July no matter what level you are, if you have never done Strongman before, or how strong you are. Come and train with us in Murray, Kentucky on July 19th at about 12:00 noon.

I know that several people are getting ready for:

July 26, 2003 Lumber Jack Days Strongman Championship (Platinum level). Stillwater, MN
http://www.nastrongman.com/contestinfo/forms/072603lumberjack.html

August 2, 2003: Oklahoma Strongest Man Contest; Eastside Gym (Gold Level), Tulsa, OK
http://www.nastrongman.com/contestinfo/forms/080203oklahoma.pdf

August 2, 2003: DinoDay XI: (Platinum Level) & 2003 Women's Teen, and Masters Nationals, Columbus, OH
http://www.builtsolidstrongman.com/ddxi.html

August 16, 2003 South Carolina Strongman Championship. Columbia, SC
http://www.nastrongman.com/contestinfo/forms/081603sc.html

August 23, 2003 (tentative) The Midwest Strongman Showdown Septemberfest Omaha Ne


August 30, 2003; 2003 NASS NE US Strongman Challenge (Silver Level) Poughkeepsie, NY
http://www.purepowerlifting.com/strongman/NE_Strongman_2003.html

August 30, 2003(tentative date); Battle of the Border (Gold Level); Kansas City MO

August 30, 2003;Indiana's Strongest Man, Indianapolis, IN

September 13, 2003; The East Coast Strongman Championship (Gold-Level). Virginia Beach, Virginia
http://www.nastrongman.com/contestinfo/forms/09132003VSMentryform.html

September 20, 2003; The Heartland Strongman Challenge II, Council Bluffs Ia;
http://www.nastrongman.com/forms/092003Iowa.html

October 3rd and 4th, 2003 North American Strongman Championships; Myrtle Beach, SC

December 13, 2003; Shocker Strongman Challenge (Silver Level); Salina, KS

May 29, 2004; 5th Annual Jackson Weightlifting Club Strongman Contest (Gold Level); Kirksville, MO

I encourage everyone to use this Kentucky Training Day to help kick off their fall training preparation, to test yourself against some other strongmen before the contest, and to gain valuable information about the events and training from others. These training days have been very valuable for everyone as well as a really good time with friends.

I have nearly all of the equipment for all of these contests for everyone to train on...and we always have fun and learn a lot. The video camera and the still cameras will be running all day long.

In April we had 21 people here at my home with about 10 or more of them being from www.elitefitness.com. I hope to have similar numbers (or more) this next time. Here is a link, with pics, from the last training day we had in April. http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=228433

I have lots of toys to play with and hope to have a few more by then. Here is a brief rundown of the toys that I have to play with for that day:

Stones (160, 185, 190, 230, 245, 265, 285, 310, 320, 345, 365, 415)
Conan's Wheel
Viking Press
4 tires (550, 650 combine tire, 675, 1,000)
Farmers (thick bar, rolling handles, cylinders, plate loaded)
Thick Bars (2”, 2 3/8”, 3”)
Log (8.5”)
Sled
Harness for pulling
Super Yoke
170 Keg
5 Husafell Stones
C o C Grippers
Hercules Hold apparatus
Rope for arm over arm pull
Deadlift Hold set up

I also hope to have several other implements set up by then as well as a better idea what events to expect for NASS Nationals and what everyone else is getting ready for.

I encourage anyone and everyone to come to Kentucky on July 19th and be a part of our Kentucky Training Day. It is a great place to promote your contest, your organization, or even your equipment if you make equipment to sell or have anything that you would like to trade/sell that day to other strongmen.

Most of all, it is a time to spend with a great group of friends. A great time to learn.

I do have a local guy here who is making equipment for me and I must say that it is top-quality and at VERY good prices. Everything that he has made for me looks like it came out of a magazine or off of the internet but for a MUCH cheaper price. I believe that he will have my power rack/monolift set up here that day as well as a few of his logs, farmers, grip tools, deadlift assister, and many other implements. If you need anything built…it would be a great time to have it made and pick it up while you are here.

I hope to see everyone in Kentucky in July!!!! Please email me your thoughts about this Training session so that I can send you directions as well as motel accommodations (very reasonable in this area).

Post up if you are planning on being here and make sure that I have your email addy so I can keep you posted on the plans.
 
Stones (160, 185, 190, 230, 245, 265, 285, 310, 320, 345, 365, 415)

415!!!!!!!!!!!! HOLY SHIT


Come and train with us in Murray, Kentucky on July 19th at about 12:00 noon.

I always wanted too try a strong man or train for it, I would love to come but that is so far away.
 
Beast_19_301 said:
Stones (160, 185, 190, 230, 245, 265, 285, 310, 320, 345, 365, 415)

415!!!!!!!!!!!! HOLY SHIT


Come and train with us in Murray, Kentucky on July 19th at about 12:00 noon.

I always wanted too try a strong man or train for it, I would love to come but that is so far away.

People are flying in from Oregon and others are driving from NY state...

B True
 
Looks like we might actually turn this into a little contest and qualify a few people for Nationals in Myrtle Beach!!!!

Anyone interested??? I'm not sure what the weights for the women or the teens would be just yet...but it will be light enough to be fun and so that every person could do well at the event. This is for FUN!!!!! I hope for a light and heavy women's class. The women's nationals is in August in Ohio also...

The deal is this...
You have to be a NASS member to compete ($25 payable that day) and it will be about $20 to compete that day.

Weight classes would be 175, 200, 225, 250, 275, 300, SWH
Light is 200 and under
Mid is 200-250
Heavy is 250 and up


KY Training Day Events
7-19-03


Viking Press, log press, or thick bar press (Viking Probably)
Light: 175-200 for max reps
Mid: 225 for max reps
Heavy: 250 for max reps

Conan's Wheel for distance
Lightweight: 400 lbs
Middleweight: 500 lbs
Heavyweight: 600 lbs

Medley: 4-5 part medley, yoke, tire, duck walk or farmers, sled drag
Light: 440 yoke 25’, 550 tire 3 flips, 300 duck walk/150 farmers 25’, 350 sled 25’
Mid: 530 yoke 25’, 550 tire 3 flips, 350 duck walk/200 farmers 25’, 400-450 sled 25’
Heavy: 640 yoke 25’, 550 tire 3 flips, 400 duck walk/250 farmers 25’, 500 sled 25’

Hercules Hold for time
Light: 200 pounds
Mid: 250 pounds
Heavy: 300 pounds

Atlas Stones, 6 or 7 stones for time
Light: 160, 185, 190, 230, 245, 265, 285
Mid: 190, 230, 245, 265, 285, 310, 345
Heavy: 230, 245, 265, 285, 310, 345, 365
 
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