coolcolj
New member
Felt a bit drained when I first woke up. Not so bad now. Muscles and tendons in my feet/ankles are a bit battered. Hammies are moderately sore - agility work cranks em up that's for sure!
Upper body and legs feel nice and loose - just the way I like it. I haven't done any strength work on upper body for a while now, and boy does it feel good. Muscles feel soft, loose and supple, and ROM is much better. On the negative side, my biceps were feeling a bit worked over at work, carrying stuff around, and throwing things at high velocity. Guess I'll have to start working em again - see bicep work is more than just cosmetic
I was hoping to not have to train my upper body for a good while just to see what happens.
Strength training is a necessary evil - on one hand you feel more stable and it makes you strong and explosive, but on the other hand it also makes you tight and f*cks up your motor patterns, and for me I gain too much weight and muscle mass. Especially in my legs and hips. My legs are pretty big, and for their size, they're not very strong at all, and it's not like I train like a bodybuilder either. You'd think with my leg and hip size I'd be fullsquatting over 500lbs...
Just be thankful if your naturally explosive like Hook Mitchell - you can spend all the time playing and practising your sport without having to work out and get all the negatives that come with that!!!!
Upper body and legs feel nice and loose - just the way I like it. I haven't done any strength work on upper body for a while now, and boy does it feel good. Muscles feel soft, loose and supple, and ROM is much better. On the negative side, my biceps were feeling a bit worked over at work, carrying stuff around, and throwing things at high velocity. Guess I'll have to start working em again - see bicep work is more than just cosmetic

I was hoping to not have to train my upper body for a good while just to see what happens.
Strength training is a necessary evil - on one hand you feel more stable and it makes you strong and explosive, but on the other hand it also makes you tight and f*cks up your motor patterns, and for me I gain too much weight and muscle mass. Especially in my legs and hips. My legs are pretty big, and for their size, they're not very strong at all, and it's not like I train like a bodybuilder either. You'd think with my leg and hip size I'd be fullsquatting over 500lbs...
Just be thankful if your naturally explosive like Hook Mitchell - you can spend all the time playing and practising your sport without having to work out and get all the negatives that come with that!!!!