I think it's safe to say I killed it.

Box Squats w/Safety Squat Bar:
Bar x20 4 to 1 pause
85lb x10 4 to 1
115lb x10
135lb x10
155lb x10
165lb x10
175lb x10
135lb x20
115lb x20
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Deadlift/ Box squat combo with reactive hops:
65lb x5 / 20lb x20
65lb x5 / 35lb x20
65lb x5 / 45lb x20
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Mat Work:
Walking Lunges 20' / High Plank Leg Raise x10 ea / Reverse Walking Lunges 20' 
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Plyometric lunge 20' / High Plank Knee to Elbow x10 ea / Jump Squat into Lunge 20'
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Reactive toe hops (short and quick) 120'
Legs Raised Knees to Shoulders x20
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Very proud of the work today. 120 squats total with respectable weight. Had to belt up at the 175lb mark but didn't need knee sleeves at all. My back was cramped and tight from the beginning so that was annoying. I learned, however, that I can push through some pretty prominent pain. Now, I know that pain can be an indicator of issues and I don't advocate ignoring what your body is telling you. However, there is something within the strongest, most determined people that I see; something in the people that inspire me. That something is the ability to push through uncomfortable circumstances. To me, and to a lot of other people I know, the ability to hold your pain in check, look it in the eye and tell it to go to hel, is a beautiful thing. It's a trait that very few people possess.  Today, I learned that I just may have that trait.