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MOVIES & ENTERTAINMENT & SHeeT! / Valley Uprising
« on: October 05, 2016, 08:39:50 pm »
saw this on netflix today.. was solid.

man solo free-climbing is just unreal.. these dudes are freaks. so impressive.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3784160/




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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 05, 2016, 08:31:11 pm »
there are so many shoe size conversion I don't know which one is the right size conversion from US to UK.

is it UK:7.5  =>  US:9.5
       UK:7.5 => US 8.5
       UK: 7.5 => US 8

eastbay uses second one on the new balance shoes it says the third one.
I am size 7.5 and some you need half size bigger so do I need size 10, 9, 8.5

damn no idea :/

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 05, 2016, 08:30:29 pm »
Why did you stop with the high rep squats and RDL's again?

seems like i got bored of lifting again.. :/

lifting was a tool for vert/dunking ... but for running, it's not nearly as important (at least right now).. so i don't enjoy lifting JUST TO LIFT.

I was enjoying calisthenics by itself.. but that severe elbow tendonitis scared me away. Every time I think about doing some dips/L-sits/calisthenics I start thinking about my elbow.

I'm kind of back into my "boxing mode" -> keep it very simple. When I boxed, I did tons of running, jump rope, heavy bag, shadow boxing, occasional pullups etc.. I barely did anything else and I just kept improving and got into insane shape.

I still have to be careful (hamstrings, calves, achilles) with my current training .. But it seems I can train harder with less issues by simply sticking to running/sprinting/jumping. Adding in lifting causes more soreness and fatigue (mental) and just makes me feel less relaxed.

so dno..

pc!!

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Nutrition & Supplementation / Re: Article: Marathons made me fat
« on: October 05, 2016, 08:09:58 pm »
Man I see so many fat runners around it's not funny, mainly women. They pound the gels like they're going out of business even on a 5 or 10k. No wonder the're putting on weight.

i can't imagine getting fat while training for a marathon.. i never use gels (or ingest anything when running), i eat light, and sometimes i have to force food into me after my evening session -> too beat down from a session to want to eat (and actually not hungry).

i just don't get why/how you would allow yourself to balloon up knowing that adding extra fat will make you slower, ESPECIALLY over the course of a marathon........... wtf?  :uhhhfacepalm:

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: October 05, 2016, 03:36:09 pm »
^^ from LBSS's reply & maxent's reply to his reply, everything is cool.



trying to compare yourself to entropy is a fool's errand.

It is indeed depressing to anyone who respects your truly exceptional talents to see you of late apparently spending a great deal of time on shallow, negative polemics that contribute almost nothing in the way of real knowledge or deep truths to the subject matter they deal with. Instead of utilizing your major talents in the difficult business of discovering new viewpoints, and new understanding and techniques, you make a spectacle of yourself indulging your minor talent for innuendo and derogation. There are occasions on which it is desirable for a person with an outstanding reputation to devote some effort to pointing ·out the flaws ina significant proposal. But it is fatuous to waste time attacking one so weak that it can be demolished by high school debating tactics that avoid serious consideration of fundamental issues and deal only in hostile innuendoes, unsubstantiated arrogant opinions, and trivial nitpicking.

but wow god damn what a post. I feel like saving that and using it in case I want to make someone feel bad about a post on a forum/facebook etc. scathe factor 9001. :wowthatwasnutswtf:

that's definitely overboard when you look at it from the perspective that LBSS does respect you, your consistency, your hard work etc.. (as you basically mentioned in your last reply to him). when I read his comment I personally didn't perceive it as an insult - seemed more directed towards your tendency to flip the script, go off on tangents, focus on things that many perceive to be insignificant (certain bodyweight goals etc).. stuff like that.

FYI, it's from a 1970s exchange between John Backus and Edsger Dijkstra about some high level programming shit, which is probably why it seems really out of context:

https://medium.com/@acidflask/this-guys-arrogance-takes-your-breath-away-5b903624ca5f#.lw8wqxtdx

lol, thanks for the link!

x2.. LMAO!@#@!#@!

thanks acole.

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Nutrition & Supplementation / Article: Marathons made me fat
« on: October 05, 2016, 03:07:40 pm »
http://nypost.com/2016/10/03/marathon-training-made-me-fat/



Quote
Becki Ledford in April 2013 (left) and April 2016. Ledford gained about 25 pounds over the course of a few years, because she'd drink more sugary beverages and eat carb-heavy meals while training for races.

HAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!#@$@$!@$

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 05, 2016, 03:05:08 pm »
note to self:
- updating through the day.
- consistency consistency .. consistency.
- stop being a pussy.
- forget about what you did earlier, the day before, the week before, the year before .. focus only on the current session

goals:
- wakeup @ 5 AM
- improve:
-- 100m
-- 200m
-- 400m
-- 1 KM
-- 12 minute test
-- 5 KM
-- L-SLRVJ
-- half squat, half RDL, calf raises, BW upper

potential run protocols:
- always warmup great
- very light stretching before
- light stretching after
- paced runs: pick a pace and hold it 100%
- hold-on-for-dear-life: pick a pace, try and maintain pace for as long as possible -> measure distance maintained
- 12-minute test
- 200, 400m, 1km, 1 mile repeats
- from salazar workouts slide:
-- 6 x mile repeats with 400m jog recovery
-- 20 x 200m, with or without jog recovery
-- 8-12 x 400m, with x-second (~60s) standing recovery

training:
- finish 5k sessions with some ~150-200m max sprints

5k:
- make miles 1 & 2 the same, instead of 2 & 3
- maximally sprint (~160m) at the end of every 5k (from 3.0 to 3.1) -> need to teach myself to always tap into every last MU

markers:
- repeatable 1m:15s 400m's with ~1 minute rest in between
- max 400 under 60s

future contests:
- 10/09/2016: would need to run ~18:30 5k to win
- 11/24/2016: would need to run ~16:30 5k to win
- 12/14/2016: would need to run ~4:40 mile (holiday 1-mile race) to win

cues:
- POSTURE! RUN TALL!
- SHORT GCT
- WHEN TIRED, SHORT GCT + GET STRIDE FREQ BACK ON TRACK
- HOLD HANDS PROPERLY - RELAXED
- STAY RELAXED

warning:
- ALWAYS WARMUP PROPERLY
- DO NOT OVERSTRETCH
- GET ENOUGH SLEEP







complete rest day .. no long walk etc.. just trying to recover fully.

I feel really good/strong/fast today.. forcing myself to rest though.



10/05/2016

Bio: Morning

last night's sleep: ~9 hours
last night fell asleep: ~11 PM
wakeup = 8 AM
bw = 147 lb.
morning resting heart rate = didn't measure
soreness = none
aches = right ankle/achilles barely
injuries = none
standing desk (when on computer): not much
feel = great but a little tired
water = alot
mosquito bites: 0



Food

8:30 AM

- 2% milk
- green tea
- banana



Food

1 PM

- chocolate flax granola with 2% milk
- beet + tart cherry juice
- 2% milk
- mixed nuts



Nap

2 - 3 PM



Food

5 PM

- big spinach salad: 9 oz spinach, olive oil, lemon, asiago cheese, cheddar stacy's chips as croutons, grilled chicken
- a piece of dark chocolate
- beet + tart cherry juice



Food

6:30
- unexpected pizza fest

- 3 x cheese pizza slices



Food

9 PM

- 2% milk
- 2 x banana



todo:
- going to try and wakeup tomorrow at 5 AM



hurricane matthew potentially on its' way... grocery stores/streets are packed... people panicking/preparing. Hope it barely hits us. If I lose power, going to lose lots of good food.. ;d

hurricane assisted speed work potentially tomorrow though....... LMAO

pc

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Olympic Weightlifting / Re: Misc Olympic Weightlifting Videos
« on: October 05, 2016, 10:16:08 am »
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR5U_R6Fw0E" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR5U_R6Fw0E</a>

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 04, 2016, 04:02:24 pm »
also deserves its' own post .. something I thought of, seems like a nice quote:

"numbers in training, results in racing."



ie... care about numbers in training.. but just fu*king run hard during a race. fu*k numbers during a race. dno, just makes my mind feel good.

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love this..


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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 04, 2016, 03:50:59 pm »
hurricane matthew might wreck the 5k I have on Oct 9 .. and wreck the east coast.

ffffuuuuuhhh!!!

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more of a landscape pic, pretty cool


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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: October 04, 2016, 01:18:14 pm »
I just wanted to write down on the remarkable present situation where im able to say i squatted a PR while weighing much less (15kg/30lb less) than when I set the record broken and im not even doing them in a high state of arousal (like with stimulants, psyching up, or other such tricks which i'd rather not disclose lol). Im not supplementing creatine. Not using a belt (save for 2 sets of 2 reps per week as assistance) or any other gear (sleeves etc). And most of all, im doing it while playing my sport regularly. Im sure when i set those PRs i was all-in on lifting. So that's kinda cool. In season PRs given all of the above is pretty sweet. This is just groundwork though, the real results/achievements will happen when i use 150kg for worksets of 5x5 and eventually 6x6. That by year end would be amazing.

sick!  :headbang:

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: October 04, 2016, 12:05:26 pm »
^^ from LBSS's reply & maxent's reply to his reply, everything is cool.



trying to compare yourself to entropy is a fool's errand.

It is indeed depressing to anyone who respects your truly exceptional talents to see you of late apparently spending a great deal of time on shallow, negative polemics that contribute almost nothing in the way of real knowledge or deep truths to the subject matter they deal with. Instead of utilizing your major talents in the difficult business of discovering new viewpoints, and new understanding and techniques, you make a spectacle of yourself indulging your minor talent for innuendo and derogation. There are occasions on which it is desirable for a person with an outstanding reputation to devote some effort to pointing ·out the flaws ina significant proposal. But it is fatuous to waste time attacking one so weak that it can be demolished by high school debating tactics that avoid serious consideration of fundamental issues and deal only in hostile innuendoes, unsubstantiated arrogant opinions, and trivial nitpicking.

but wow god damn what a post. I feel like saving that and using it in case I want to make someone feel bad about a post on a forum/facebook etc. scathe factor 9001. :wowthatwasnutswtf:

that's definitely overboard when you look at it from the perspective that LBSS does respect you, your consistency, your hard work etc.. (as you basically mentioned in your last reply to him). when I read his comment I personally didn't perceive it as an insult - seemed more directed towards your tendency to flip the script, go off on tangents, focus on things that many perceive to be insignificant (certain bodyweight goals etc).. stuff like that.

but that same stuff could also be said about me. It's hard to compare people's training to my own. Both my dunk training & now my run training are very unconventional. I usually end up in a spot after lots of trial and error, which often doesn't make sense to most people. For example, with dunking -> high frequency (multi-day sessions) of squatting + high rep squatting etc.. For running; High frequency (multi-day sessions) + low volume + no long runs to improve my 1-mile/5k times. I'm also testing a theory with this low volume approach. I've also had very low bodyweight goals for both training phases (~145 lb. for dunking), (~140 lb. for running/sprinting).

As far as bodyweight goals go, maybe having a goal of ~140 lb. and still being at 149 lb., is simply a way to keep me around ~149 lb? Maybe if I had a goal of 149 lb., i'd be more liberal with my eating, and get to ~155 lb. Regardless, i'd love to get to ~6-7% bodyfat @ 140 lb. and see what happens to my sprinting/running.. It could potentially be futile, or, it could be my optimal structure.. Not sure yet. I know when I was dunking way back, I felt amazing @ 145 lb.. was flying off 1-leg too.

It can be hard to compare people to overanalyzer/experimenters.. we do lots of dumb stuff, but also some good stuff.. The key is to surf that "good stuff" wave once we find it.. :F :ninja:

pc!!

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http://www.adarq.org/progress-journals-experimental-routines/adarq's-journal/msg125625/#msg125625

2-miles: 12:06 (-2s) :personal-record: (as part of my morning 5k run)
- splits: 5:54, 6:13, 6:38, rest: ~5:45
- focused on the first two miles, then relaxed for the third

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