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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 30, 2017, 09:40:56 pm »
my adductors are sore as fuck, wtf? man this sucks.. HEH.

really think it has to do with how i slept.. just testing out that side sleeping position I can feel them tighten up. side sleeping like a baby, knees together, adductors activating when they should be chillin, or something.

anyway, hope they are alot better tomorrow morning ..... feh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 :ibrunning: :pissed: :ibrunning: :pissed: :uhhhfacepalm: :uhhhfacepalm: :uhhhfacepalm:

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: Various Running Articles
« on: December 30, 2017, 08:34:55 pm »
Allie Keiffer - Chasing Happy

http://featured.flosports.tv/allie-kieffer-chasing-happy



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I wasn’t made for this, I made myself into this.
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They said I was too big.
They said my stride was too short.
They said I didn’t belong.
I said otherwise.
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#doyou #believeinyourself #runlikeagirl #dreambighustlehard

you can tell she's faced ALOT of doubters....

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 30, 2017, 07:58:03 pm »
your approach to races always confuses me.

why? it's literally racing, lmao.

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Why not focus all your efforts into getting the best possible 5k time, what's the point in splitting your focus into 2mile and 5k?

my main objective is always top 3.

after you hit 2 mile (~3.2k?), 5k is only 1.1 more miles away.

best possible 5k time isn't racing. If I say to myself, i'm going to try as hard as possible to stick it out for 2 miles (with the leaders), then that's racing. If I let them dust me and pace safely, then that's not racing, that's PB/time hunting, which is fine but i'd rather race. If you hang with the leaders for 2, you never know how it will turn out .. gives you the best possible chance at top 3, even if you're dead by 2 miles - because alot of people die out hard in their third mile. You never know who else is being pulled out of their comfort zone by there being more people in the pack racing for top 3, and if they get pulled out of their comfort zone, they can fade as well, especially if they were expecting an easier race.

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I feel like you would end up getting a suboptimal result for both than if you just paced yourself identically for each mile.

if you're the fastest guy there you can do that .. but if you're not the fastest, you can't do that if your goal is top 3.

even pacing is fine but there's less risk. risk is what makes or breaks you. it can make you - by allowing people who are faster than you to "pull you", adrenaline etc. It can break you because you can end up going way beyond threshold and not being able to finish strong. If keeping up with them eventually breaks you and you can't finish strong, well at least you tried - and if you tried hard enough, you'll PR something because you're running with people faster than you. If you PR something that's progress. Doesn't matter if it's the 5k itself or subsets of it (2.5 mi, 2 mi, 1.5 mi, 1 mi etc). PR is a PR, limit has been pushed.

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If you really want to PR for 2 mile why not just run 2 miles?

where in a race setting? :ninja:

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Not claiming to know better you are the board endurance specialist but just curious  :ibrunning:

nah np. it's fine.

this race is ~5:20 min/mi guys for 5k. I've done 5:24 min/mi for 1.7 on my own. So, I know I can hang with them for 2. I might have problems around 2, or I might be able to keep it going. If I have problems, then I have to gut out a good mile while fading, and still probably PR my 5k (because I already PR'd my 2 mile). If I keep it going, then I have the opportunity to crush my 5k PR considerably, while also PR'n a ton of other segments within the 5k (like 2 mi etc).

If this race was 4:50 min/mi guys for 5k, my goal would be to hang with them for 1.x (~1.25).

If it was 5:55 min/mi guys I wouldn't be talking about 2 mile PR's, 5k PR's etc. That would be a more comfortable race, and would probably be even pacing.

In a nutshell, racers make more progress than time hunters, from what i've seen with people on the local scene. Racing mentality is very different: it's considerably more aggressive. Time hunting with safe/precise pacing is fine, but there's usually much less risk. Taking huge risks can wreck you or pay off big. If you play it safe, you're always in the middle. If you take the risk, you may have the run of your life unexpectedly and perform well beyond what you thought you were capable of.

When I look at a race, i'm looking at top 3 and how fast they finish historically (for that race). Then, based on their times, i'm trying to figure out how long I should be able to keep up with them & what will I PR if I do, then what should I manage to finish the race with after that effort.

Also here's a recent example of it:

https://www.runnersworld.com/chicago-marathon/jordan-hasay-makes-a-bold-decision-be-brave-and-race

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Jordan Hasay Makes a Bold Decision: Be Brave and Race

Defying her coach’s advice, Jordan Hasay made a midrace decision to stay with the leaders at the 2017 Chicago Marathon. And her instincts to do so paid off.

In her second attempt at 26.2, she finished third overall in 2:20:57. She had a two-minute PR, and her time vaulted her to second on the all-time list of American marathon performances.

Early on, she faced a quandary. She could either stick with Tirunesh Dibaba, who has won three Olympic gold medals on the track and has a marathon best of 2:17:56, which is five minutes faster than Hasay’s previous best of 2:23:00.

Or she could hang back off the lead pack, tuck in behind a male runner going at about 2:22 pace, and try running a PR.

Hasay chose the former.

“I think it’s more important to compete,” she said. “I’ve studied the different marathons, and it’s easier, mentally and physically, to be sitting in a pack than it is to run by yourself. I just kept looking at the lead car, and our kilometers were anywhere from 3:15 to 3:20. Our projected time was 2:17 to 2:18, so I just thought, ‘Well, okay!’ ”

She wasn’t scared, even when she went through 10 kilometers in 32:29—faster than she ran the 10,000 meters on the track in 2016 at the Olympic Trials—and halfway in 1:08:50.

pace in training, race in racing! :ibrunning: :ibrunning: :ibrunning:

^^ That's also "The Kenyan Way" btw..

Anyway, can't be afraid of taking beatings etc.. The racing angle is much more like combat. Need to take beatings but stay in their valiantly, before you can dish the beatings out.

peace!

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: Various Running Articles
« on: December 30, 2017, 07:57:07 pm »
https://www.runnersworld.com/chicago-marathon/jordan-hasay-makes-a-bold-decision-be-brave-and-race

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Jordan Hasay Makes a Bold Decision: Be Brave and Race

Defying her coach’s advice, Jordan Hasay made a midrace decision to stay with the leaders at the 2017 Chicago Marathon. And her instincts to do so paid off.

In her second attempt at 26.2, she finished third overall in 2:20:57. She had a two-minute PR, and her time vaulted her to second on the all-time list of American marathon performances.

Early on, she faced a quandary. She could either stick with Tirunesh Dibaba, who has won three Olympic gold medals on the track and has a marathon best of 2:17:56, which is five minutes faster than Hasay’s previous best of 2:23:00.

Or she could hang back off the lead pack, tuck in behind a male runner going at about 2:22 pace, and try running a PR.

Hasay chose the former.

“I think it’s more important to compete,” she said. “I’ve studied the different marathons, and it’s easier, mentally and physically, to be sitting in a pack than it is to run by yourself. I just kept looking at the lead car, and our kilometers were anywhere from 3:15 to 3:20. Our projected time was 2:17 to 2:18, so I just thought, ‘Well, okay!’ ”

She wasn’t scared, even when she went through 10 kilometers in 32:29—faster than she ran the 10,000 meters on the track in 2016 at the Olympic Trials—and halfway in 1:08:50.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 30, 2017, 12:28:00 pm »
Boca 5k Race Prep!!

Last race of 2017! This race is fast, lots of speedy folks show up.

Whenever I need to look at a course I haven't done, I check this guy's strava.. He's done every race, even ultra's.

https://www.strava.com/activities/816857463

It's just a down and back, so a fast course. Goal is to just hang with top 3 for no less than 2 miles. I want my sub 11 for 2 miles PR. Anyway just keep pushing and try to make the last 1.1 respectable. That'd have me 17:XX official for sure. 2 PR's 1 stone.

Top 3 for this race are usually 16:XX/low 17:XX.

Results from last year:

http://accuchip.racetecresults.com/Results.aspx?CId=16337&RId=6258&EId=1

^^ fast race.

So, currently mentally ready for some pain .. first 2 miles is going to be rough. I mean I think i'm good for it, especially after 2 days rest, but we'll find out soon enough :D

edit: Weather should be perfect too!! no excuses!!

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 30, 2017, 12:02:03 pm »
rest!









12/30/2017

bw = 142
- nice!!!!
bw before bed last night = 149 (lmao)
soreness = quads barely, hamstrings barely
aches/injuries = left adductor slightly :pissed: (think sleeping on my side aggravated it .. noticed I was doing that last night which I normally don't do), as the day went on: both adductors (right more so than left - wtf?) :pissed:
cramping = none
morning quad flexibility = loose
morning hamstring flexibility = loose
morning calf flexibility = loose
feel = good

wakeup = 9:30 AM

log:
10:30 AM: food: oatmeal with honey, water, almond milk
12:00 PM: leg drain: 30 minutes (painful)
03:30 PM: food: bunch of pizza, bunch of chicken wings, bunch of water
07:30 PM: food: prunes, water, 3 x banana, cashews, almond milk

stretch:
icing:
self massage:
leg drain:
12:00 PM: leg drain: 30 minutes

contrast showers:
naps:




Monthly Tracker: 2017

December (12) 2017

TODO:

Bodyweight: [(01,138),(04,139),(05,141),(06,140),(07,142),(08,143),(09,140),(10,141),(11,142),(12,142),(13,143),(14,142),(15,143),(16,142),(18,142),(19,144),(20,141),(21,143),(22,143),(23,143),(25,144),(26,142),(28,143),(29,143),(30,142)]
- FORMAT: (day, weight in lbs)

Total Jumps per leg: []
- FORMAT: (day, # of jumps per leg)
- per leg total:

Max SLRVJ Touch: []
- FORMAT: (day, touch height in ft'inches")
- L-SLRVJ:
- R-SLRVJ:

Total speed interval distance: []
- FORMAT: (day, total speed interval distance in meters)
- total:

Max run speed (mph)/pace (min/mi): [(04,16.3,3:4X?),(06,16?,?),(08,14.8,?),(10,14.8,?),(26,16.4,?),(28,14.5,?)]
- FORMAT: (day, mph max, pace max in minutes per mile)

Resting HR: []
- FORMAT: (day, minutes for this test, average hr, minimum hr)

PR's: [(04,"alone mile 5:11, alone 1km 3:04"),(06, "race mile 5:03, 1km 3:01"),(08,"alone 1km 3:01"),(10,"1.67 mi @ 9:02 / 5:24 pace"),(13,"4:58 official mile, 4:57 watch mile"),(15,"alone 2 mile PR 11:21 @ 5:31+5:50"),(19,"1km PR @ 3:00 (-1s)"),(24,"tons of distance PR's: half 1h32m:xxs, 12 miles in 1:22:0x @ 6:50"),(27,"200m @ 29.4s"),(28,"800m @ 2:18.4")]

Races: [(02,1mile,5:16,5:13),(06,1mile,5:03,5:06),(13,1mile,4:58,4:57),(17,5k,18:37,18:34)]
- FORMAT: (day, distance, official, watch)

Soreness: [(01,"hamstrings barely, quads barely"),(04,"quads slightly (left moderate), hamstrings slightly (left moderate)"),(05,"calves slightly, quads slightly",(06,"calves barely"),(07,"none"),(08,"calves slightly"),(09,"calves slightly"),(10,"calves slightly"),(11,"calves slightly"),(12,"calves slightly"),(13,"none"),(14,"none"),(15,"none"),(16,"quads moderate"),(17,"none"),(18,"none"),(19,"none"),(20,"quads moderate"),(21,"quads slightly"),(22,"quads slightly, glutes moderate, calves moderate, hamstrings slightly"),(25,"quads moderate, glutes slightly"),(26,"quads slightly"),(27,"quads moderately, calves slightly, hamstrings moderately"),(28,"quads slightly, hamstrings slightly, calves slightly"),(29,"quads barely"),(30,"quads barely, hamstrings barely")]
- FORMAT: (day, overall soreness, specifics)

Aches/Injuries: [(01,"none"),(04,"none"),(05,"none"),(06,"none"),(07,"none"),(08,"right big toe"),(09,"right big toe barely, left knee barely"),(10,"left calf a bit tight"),(11,"left calf/back of left knee tight"),(12,"none"),(13,"back of left knee/calf a little tight"),(14,"none"),(15,"left & right big toes a little - lmao, lower back slightly as the day goes on"),(16,"none'),(17,"none"),(18,"none"),(19,"none"),(20,"none"),(21,"none"),(22,"none"),(25,"random "twinge" in right calf, right knee slightly as the day went on (happened after I sat down for a while"),(26,"calves tight (left especially)"),(27,"calves tight"),(28,"calves tight"),(29,"calves tight (left more so))",(30,"left adductor slightly :pissed: (think sleeping on my side aggravated it .. noticed I was doing that last night which I normally don't do), as the day went on: both adductors (right more so than left - wtf?) :pissed:")]
- FORMAT: (day, specifics)

Morning Quad Flexibility: [(01,"loose"),(04,"loose"),(05,"loose"),(06,"loose"),(07,"loose"),(08,"loose"),(09,"tight"),(10,"loose"),(11,"loose"),(12,"loose"),(13,"loose"),(14,"loose"),(15,"loose"),(16,"tight"),(17,"loose"),(18,"loose"),(19,"loose"),(20,"tight"),(21,"loose"),(22,"tight"),(25,"loose"),(26,"loose"),(27,"tight"),(28,"loose"),(29,"loose"),(30,"loose")]
- FORMAT: (day, general flexibility)

Morning Hamstring Flexibility: [(01,"loose"),(04,"loose"),(05,"loose"),(06,"loose"),(07,"loose"),(08,"loose"),(09,"loose"),(10,"loose"),(11,"loose"),(12,"loose"),(13,"loose"),(14,"loose"),(15,"loose"),(16,"loose"),(17,"loose"),(18,"loose"),(19,"loose"),(20,"loose"),(21,"loose"),(22,"loose"),(25,"loose"),(26,"loose"),(27,"tight"),(28,"tight"),(29,"loose"),(30,"loose")]
- FORMAT: (day, general flexibility)

Morning Calf Flexibility: [(01,"loose"),(04,"loose"),(05,"tight"),(06," left tight / right loose"),(07,"loose"),(08,"loose"),(09,"tight"),(10,"tight"),(11,"tight"),(12,"tight"),(13,"left tight, right ok"),(14,"loose"),(15,"left tight, right ok"),(16,"tight"),(17,"loose"),(18,"loose"),(19,"loose"),(20,"loose"),(21,"loose"),(22,"tight"),(25,"tight"),(26,"tight"),(27,"tight"),(28,"tight"),(29,"tight"),(30,"loose")]
- FORMAT: (day, general flexibility)

Cramping: []
- FORMAT: (day, symptom)

Wakeup: [(01,08:30AM,9),(04,07:00AM,6),(05,07:45AM,6.45),(06,09:00AM,7),(07,08:00AM,7),(08,09:45PM,8.5),(09,10:00AM,8),(10,09:30AM,7),(11,08:30AM,8),(12,09:00AM,8),(13,09:00AM,7.5),(14,10:00AM,8),(15,08:30AM,7.5),(16,08:00AM,7),(17,05:15AM,2),(18,09:00AM,10),(19,08:00AM,8),(20,08:00AM,8),(21,09:30AM,9),(22,09:30AM,8),(24,05:00AM,4),(25,08:00AM,8),(26,08:00AM,8),(27,08:30AM,7.5),(28,10:00AM,10),(29,08:30AM,8.5),(30,09:30AM,9)]
- FORMAT: (day, wakeup time, hours slept)

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: Misc Running Photos
« on: December 30, 2017, 11:29:30 am »
interesting photo


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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Party's Over!
« on: December 30, 2017, 11:17:45 am »
I didn't end up making it to the gym in my holiday. Back from Brisbane and ready to start training again and giving my liver a well deserved rest. It was a good holiday. I went up to Brisbane staying at my partners sisters house and also hired a hotel for a couple days in the Gold Coast. My partner has a few siblings up in Brisbane so it was good for her to catch up with them. Glad to be back home though as the weather up in Brisbane is tropical so its very humid and there was no air conditioning so I felt sticky a lot of the time as it was between 30-35 degrees Celsius everyday.

Gym-

Bench-
barx12
60x12
80x6
100x4
110x3
117.5x3 =3RM  :personal-record:
105x5

Rows-
20x12
40x12
60x12
80x12
100x12

Chin Ups-
12

Pullups-
Dead hang for 45 seconds

ah this answers my question in the other thread.. right back at it.

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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: December 30, 2017, 10:13:13 am »
good elevation for that speed.....

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpDLsUJvYgs" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpDLsUJvYgs</a>

ya that was insane.. he's got next level athleticism in the NBA, with skills to match. incredible.

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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: December 29, 2017, 11:21:12 pm »


NASKY.

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https://www.tfrrs.org/

nice college leaderboard too.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Triathlon sprint prep
« on: December 29, 2017, 08:34:50 pm »
Yeah who knows haha


For interval work should I start off with enough rest to almost fully recover and slowly decrease rest time or just keep the super short rest periods?

somewhere in between imho .. not optimally short, but not full recovery either. so a bit more than optimal rest period, ie 30s more etc. but ya then work your way down to optimal as the sessions go on.

if you can't get your goal reps though, need to slow the pace down per interval .. if you're going too fast and you just cant recover, you won't be able to get adequate work in.

pc!!

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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: December 29, 2017, 07:37:11 pm »
perfect dunk performance. destruction.


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