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Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Re: Strength & Conditioning / Performance QUOTES
« on: February 06, 2018, 11:11:37 am »
"If one of us succeed, the whole crew feel it" -- Jake Robertson (or a rap song)
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OMG What a game, my first and best super bowl I have witnessed.
That interception changed the game towards the end when ball fumbled out of tom brady.
I didn't understand why the runner touchdown was questionable he ran and did touch down and the other time when the guy ran through the zone and they said ball was out of control and his leg was out so confusing I saw he had ball in hand and was in the end zone.
but omg what a game I was nervous when they were making the decision and the patriots know how to take advantage of time especially towards the end and that final throw could have caused it to over time but saw it was time up and so happy.
memorable moment nick foles played the same game as brady and did touch down.
just awesome

Cool, thanks Scott! Andrea & I plan (who knows 😎) to try and hit: 5 x (3k @ 6:20, 1k float @ 7:00). So 15k/9.3mi total @ 6:20 with moderate float recovery. It's basically a half marathon prep workout. Switched my watch to km's todayAnyone is welcome to join, or even do less reps etc. peace!
the 200 brings me back to when t0ddday and i worked out on the indoor track at georgetown and his prescription for the day was something like 6 or 8 200s in under 30s. i hung in there for a while but literally could not finish the last one. pain.
yo! is that workout in your journal? I forget the numbers, because I wasn't into running/sprinting at the time, so I probably overlooked how great that session was -> but I definitely remember you training with him .. awesome stuff.
I've only hit one sub30 200m so far, but I imagine i'm good for tons of them this year if I want, which is cool. sub30 is really moving.
and t0ddday could REALLY move. What was his best 200m? He hit ~54.x's @ 400m & ~27.x @ 200m in some races, IIRC (without looking it up).
and ya.. hard speed is awesome man. It's very different than middle/long distance athlete ideas of speed -> "hard" efforts with very little recovery, making those hard efforts more of a moderate effort.
to fully recover between efforts on a track, is a whole different animal... I really love those kinds of efforts. That's the "sprinter" in me for sure. People I run with think i'm crazy fast over those short distances .. i'm not really crazy fast but, I think to them, they see that different level - which is sprint related. The cool thing is I try to never use "sprint form" on my track efforts, always running form -> I don't go toes up hard forefoot or anything like that. I probably have some really nice true sprint numbers in me now if I wasn't afraid of being on my toes like that - just feels too risky for me in this stage of training.
peace dude!
t0ddday was running 22.x in his 200m races and 50.x in 400m.
http://www.adarq.org/progress-journals-experimental-routines/20132014-rankings-thread/
<3s away on 800m, ~7s away on 200m, ~9s away from 400m. hah. burned. I'm really excited to focus on my shorter sprints though for a whole year, last thursday's session reminded me how much I love it.
(until ~2015?) while all of you were grinding away, getting after it.the 200 brings me back to when t0ddday and i worked out on the indoor track at georgetown and his prescription for the day was something like 6 or 8 200s in under 30s. i hung in there for a while but literally could not finish the last one. pain.