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Creation of an Explosive Mofo - My Training Journal :)

Thursday 16th February - Cycle 3 Get Lean+Maintain Strength - Week 8 DELOAD - Day 3 - Energy Work - Microcycle 6

Slight reduction in volume today and a pretty good session
The 340m runs I have been doing are actually more like 310m

Workout Rating - 8/10
Workout time - 35 mins all up including warmups at the park

Warmup

warmup - 20sec ISO holds x 2 each - quarter squat, standing on toes, on heels (toes pulled up), hip back wide stance squat at parallel, on side of feet (for ankles), narrow fullsquat at bottom on toes.

dynamic stretches and swings, rocking on side of ankle, standing on one leg with eyes shut, various hops in place in bare feet at home.

Slow Jog - 50m x 4 - 1 mins rest, getting faster on each run

Run complex increasing in speed each run to 50% speed - 1 mins rest

2 sets - trying to stay as smooth, relaxed and fluid as possible
25m prime times (stiffed legged runs), 10m straight run, then into lateral run, right side 5m, left side 5m, into backwards run 5m, then three 360 pivots runs

2 sets - 4 dropsquats (hammie to parallel) sitting back, focusing on activating the hammies + 3 point start into 40m accleration runs to 70% speed - 1mins rest

then rest 2 mins

Tempo Runs + Energy Work

56 metres @ 70% speed - from 3 point start
rest = walk back to start - 1min
1) 3 runs - lowest 9.56secs - highest 9.77secs

2) 310m run - ran one lap around the football field - 1 min 0.77secs - 5.11 sec improvement over last week

2min rest

3) 3 x 56 metre intervals as above - times 9.69, 9.15, 9.25secs

4) 310m run - 59.47secs 6.41 sec improvement over last week!

3min rest

5) easier 56 metre run to cool down - 10.15secs

Woah! Way faster across the board. Just felt snappier and more relaxed, legs and hips much stronger and springier. The first 310m run was way faster than last week, but actually felt much easier. The 2nd one was hard, but even faster! The 56m runs were a full second faster than usual and felt pretty good. Bodyweight was higher too....

Shins were a little achey throughout so I'm gonna have to back off to let em recover. Although I felt pretty floaty on the runs, form is really changing.
 
hey colin, i run a lot for rugby in cleats and it seems like i have a chronic case of shin splints but we are right in the middle of hte playoff run and i can't afford to stop running...any suggestions to get rid of this fucking annoying pain?
 
man.. i think you're one of the most detailed person on this boards.. i don't think anyone analyzes everything like you.. lol.. i even become confused just by reading your journal.. lol.. if i had to think that much during my w/o.. i'd take forever.. plus.. i could quit lifting.. lol..
 
ChinkNasty said:
hey colin, i run a lot for rugby in cleats and it seems like i have a chronic case of shin splints but we are right in the middle of hte playoff run and i can't afford to stop running...any suggestions to get rid of this fucking annoying pain?


that can be caused by a lot of things - but the shoes are probably one reason. I had em a lot too back when I was playing Rugby and I was way lighter.

Just an over use thing as well, the muscles and tissues in there can't recover from the stress. And maybe the calves and tibs aren't strong enough to absorb the forces so that's create more stress.

Only thing would be to strengthen the tibs with toe curls type exercises. and ice your shins em. You really need rest to heal it up completely
 
carlsuen said:
man.. i think you're one of the most detailed person on this boards.. i don't think anyone analyzes everything like you.. lol.. i even become confused just by reading your journal.. lol.. if i had to think that much during my w/o.. i'd take forever.. plus.. i could quit lifting.. lol..


I don't think that much while training actually
I'm glad I am detailed. I've gone back to past workouts to check up something and everything is there plus sometimes video clip too.
I know exactly what I did that day and how things worked during that period etc

If you are average and aren't on drugs, you need to be precise to get to the to where you want to be - especially if your goals are near the elite level type things ;)

Unlike most people I don't just workout - I train. I live and breathe it, it's a lifestyle thing for me.
 
Kinda achey and worn down a bit in a physical way. But CNS is feeling pretty decent. Mid section front, back and sides feels pretty hammered, but not in a DOMs type of way. Running sure cranks the core!
Sore calves too

weighed 93kg 204.64lbs straight out of bed in underwear
took in close to 3000 calories yesterday, the most in the last 2 months and up shoots my bodyweight, even if I do actually look leaner and somewhat "scrawny"
 
coolcolj said:
I'm glad I am detailed. I've gone back to past workouts to check up something and everything is there plus sometimes video clip too.
I know exactly what I did that day and how things worked during that period etc
Amen to that. i read my old journals from time to time and I find it very helpful. Sometimes I think I'm not making much progress but then I look back and see that the weight I just did for 5 reps was a bitch two months ago when I only did 3 reps.

I'll never train without documenting it. Your mind plays tricks on you so it's vital to have a record of what you've done so you know exactly how well (or poorly) things are going.
 
Feely crappy. Some idiot woke me up at 2:30am with some burnouts!
Posterior chain and calves still a bit sore.
Did a bit shopping with the girlfriend yesterday, so that's a good amount of walking there :)

weighed 92.5kg 203.5lbs straight out of bed in underwear
Cals were higher this week on average.
 
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