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slj
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« on: June 07, 2011, 08:07:43 pm »
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Hello all,
I'm an ex-athlete (just graduated college) and I'm planning on running track in my retirement. I plan on doing the 100 and the long jump.

I tried out the long jump and hit 19' on my second session. I've never been super fast, best top speed benchmark is a 1.03 flying 10m. Recently dropped an ugly 1.09 flying 10. I have a 33-34 inch running single leg vertical untrained, so definitely an ok natural jumper.

Naturally pretty strong - takes about a month to train to 375+ half squat. Can always bench 225 unless I've been starving myself, at around 5'11 180. I would put myself visually at 12% bodyfat. Diet has been awful but will be pretty strict paleo from here on out, now that I am cooking all my food.

Goals for the summer (in no order):
- Build up a bunch of work capacity
- Get the long jump to 22'
- Get broad jump to 10' (did 9' today, first time doing broad in ages)
- Get standing triple jump to 28' (did 23' today, first time in a year. I start on one leg for these, and stay on the same leg).
- Get flying 10 under 1.00
- If achieved, get flying 20 under 2.00
- Lose 5 pounds fat, gain 5 pounds muscle

The approximate training program
High frequency, low volume, high intensity.

Mondays are test days where I hit long jumps and flying 10s / 20s with film

Tuesday thru Friday I sprint and do broad and single leg triple jump. I hit as many quality reps as I can, measured by the performance on the jumps. Today I only got two sprints.

Monday
4 * fly 10 m (best 1.09 s)
4 * 2 * LJ (left and right. best of 18'6 each - regressed a bit due to no practice and drinking.)

Tuesday
2 * 40 m sprint
3 * BJ (best of 9')
2 * 2 * STJ (best of 23')

As soon as I get my pullup bar and parallets I will be on a gymnastic program for upper body and core. The gymnastics stuff
blasts the hf/psoas like no other exercise I've experienced, and we all know how important that muscle group is for sprinting. It also encourages me to stay lean (when I start benching I just want to get huge).
The only other strength work I do is glute hams (as soon as I get my poor man's glute ham I will do some form of them M-F) and I will start to incorporate altitude drops when I adjust to the current volume. No squats for a while because I can't seem to sprint well when squatting.

Let me know what you guys think. I will get some video when I can.

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« Reply #1 on: June 08, 2011, 02:19:16 pm »
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Wednesday
3 * 50 m
Broad Jump (all around 9')
STJ (all around 23')

better work capacity than yesterday. Sprints felt more solid technically
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« Reply #2 on: June 10, 2011, 06:21:57 pm »
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Thursday
2 * 50 m
1 * Broad Jump ( around 9')
1 * STJ ( around 23')

It is interesting that the numbers are consistent day to day. I ended the session with a very mild hamstring tendon strain/calf cramp. Taking (Friday) off and should be find by Monday. Should get some good video.

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« Reply #3 on: June 12, 2011, 03:41:58 am »
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Wouldn't it be better to squat anyways even though you're running suffers?  Maybe if you just keep doing it, you're body will adapt.  Regardless, in the long run it'll only help you, since you will get a lot stronger and give your runs and jumps a lot more potential.  After getting stronger, you can always deload from squatting and get you're running back to form if you're body hasn't already adapted...  just my opinion
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Goal is to dunk.

Vertical needed to dunk: 40"

Current vertical : 37"
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