When I opened up my training schedule from Brad yesterday, I was apprehensive.  He increased my time on the EDT.  Yikes!!!  After reconsidering today, I decided this was a good thing.  It would increase my conditioning and my strength.  I need to push myself on some of the basics so that I have a good foundation for the more advanced drills such as pistols and pullups.  I'll never be able to do those if I don't have the strength or if I'm not at my ideal bodyweight.  Time to revisit my goals!!
So, with my attitude adjustment, away I went:
EDT Zone 1 - 18 minutes
1. Double Swings - 12 kgs
2. Double Squats - 12 kgs
If you read last week's posts, you know that I've been struggling with squats.  I haven't even been doing many with the double 12 kgs bells.  I've mainly been doing bodyweight squats on this EDT round.  Today, I am happy to report, ALL of my squats were double 12 kgs.  ALL OF THEM!!   How many did I do? 
74 Double Squats
270 Double Swings
Okay, so 74 in 18 minutes isn't great, but it's a start for me.  And, I did 74 while doing 270 double swings (in sets of 10).  I'd do 10 swings, 3 squats, 10 swings, 3 squats, take a break.  Start over.  18 minutes.
EDT Zone 2 - 18 minutes
1. Clean & Press Left - 12 kg (26 lbs.)
2. Clean & Press Right - 12 kg
Last week I believe I did 71 each arm in 15 minutes.  This week in 18 minutes I did
95 each arm - 190 total
I'm pretty happy with that.  That's slightly more than 10 per minute.  I would do sets of 4 each arm, 3 each arm, 3 each arm, rest, start over.  Toward the end I did sets of 2 each arm.  My goal was to rest as little as possible.  We'll see where I go next week with these numbers.
 
 
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Strong work, Amy!
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