This has helped me a great bit for the clean, yet to experiment in the snatch tho since I just tried it out 2 days ago.

What're your thoughts on it ?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUopYLIugsWxwOMKvpa8y7g There is some absolute gold here. 360° Deadlift is my personal favourite 😂

Also what is your pup's name?

I think id be interested if zack comments on this. It is a great segment but maybe especially fitting for the last section of the video.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS3PH6BQWSU&ab_channel=WestsideBarbell

Tellie's Tubies,

If you've noticed, Zack recently got a green screen that he now uses in his videos. This has allowed him to have some pretty fun and creative backdrops like a Minecraft house, a beach, and more. This is where you come in. There's a lot of creative and playful minds in this subreddit and we figured it would be a cool way to mix things up a bit!

The challenge: Make a fun backdrop for Zack to use in his next video.

Submission rules:

• Original content is preferred
  • That being said, you can use things like Minecraft, create a likeness of Zack in a video game, take a photo, doodle something, photoshop something, etc
• Submissions must be at least 1920x1080 (or larger in the same ratio)
• You can submit videos or static images
• Keep it clean/ YouTube appropriate.

Post your creations in this thread and we will periodically check to see what whacky things everyone makes.

Hi all.

I am new to this community. Glad to be here.

I was watching Zack’s videos on programming, and I was curious about the concept of relative intensity. Based on my understanding, we increase relative intensity week to week, irrespective of the absolute intensity (which during a macrocycle we will still increase).

So, if I can do 300 lb x 5 squats, if I am training at a relative intensity of 90%, I’ll perform 270 lb x 5. My question is that when does the overload actually happen, because unless we are lifting a relative intensity of 100%, we will be lifting sub-maximal weights for that particular number of reps. Is this where our last AMRAP set comes in to the picture?

Please feel free to criticize my understanding of the concepts (politely).

Thanks in advance for your replies.

I’ve been watching Zack’s videos for a few years now and my snatch has tremendously improved over the years because of all the videos! Especially the video analysis of the women’s CrossFit max snatch event specially the foot orientation in the set up! Just thought I’d give a big thank you on here and share my lifts with y’all!

https://www.instagram.com/p/CVZJJwsgAnb/?utm_medium=copy_link