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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 16, 2011, 05:28:44 pm »bringing the long distance genetics into play?
nice
yup :F
time to max em out.
ya pretty much.. well, it's always been something im good at but never cared about.. decided to just start caring about it from now on, see what i can do, push myself to the limit endurance wise. it's going to be fun competing too..
the only other time ive focused on running was when i boxed.. was in insane shape, loved how i felt.. but i didnt focus on running primarily, it was just something i did to improve my fitness for boxing.. so now, im focusing primarily on running, going to see what i can do to get back to that level of fitness then push my limits, should be fun.
pc man
I hear ya, I have almost exactly the same build as you in terms of height and weight. As a kid long distance running was my thing and I wasn't too bad considering I never trained for it. Right now I can't run for shit though haha...just so out of shape overall my lungs wouldn't be able to deliver.
You'll be a long distance BEAST if you keep this up thought. Upping the pace for the last mile is no joke. Do you listen to music when you're running?
i used to listen to music when i run, but now, i stopped.. last 2 weeks i've been running no ipod etc.. just thinking about stuff instead or letting my mind clear.
ya i never trained for it when i was young either, just ran everywhere when i didnt have a bike, and played hours of bball nearly every day.. only time i trained for it properly was when i boxed, but i never did any races.. will be fun to do some races, maybe eventually find some people to run with occasionally, apparently they have alot of that around here.
ya it's funny, your lungs/body would probably adapt pretty quick if you're built for it.. i've been improving faster than i thought i would.
pc man
I haven't read your journal in a while, what's up with all the long runs?
sup flip, check this.. http://www.adarq.org/forum/progress-journals-experimental-routines/adarq's-journal/msg62970/#msg62970
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Yo it'll be crazy to see someone who has high amounts of relative strength like you distance running. You defintiely don't have to try as hard per stride as a regular endurance runner as long as you keep up your strength
ya im not lifting though anymore.. dont need to though.. lifting makes me too tight when running too so, cant combine the two.. i mean i could lift real light/high rep and run, but i cant train max and run, they end up conflicting with each other.. ill get way too tight and my "drive to continue running" disappears.. like ill want to quit way too bad, has to do with my body knowing it needs to recover for heavy lifting, i think.
so ya im just running/jump rope/jumps from now on.
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