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« Reply #360 on: March 15, 2010, 07:33:32 pm »
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why do you fo the mid-distance thingy? i mean what kind of a stimulus do you view it as?
re-evaluate, daniel-san, re-evaluate

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« Reply #361 on: March 15, 2010, 07:44:15 pm »
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why do you fo the mid-distance thingy? i mean what kind of a stimulus do you view it as?

well I want to get back in great shape, so I have to get my vo2max up. Distance running = vo2max training, as well as it targets my calfs hard, because I'm finally running on my midfoot.

I've always beee a heel->toe runner so, finally getting somewhat adjusted to midfoot jogging really hammers my calfs hard. Until recently, i'd experience extreme soreness if I ran a mile on midfoot, we're talking 6-7 day soreness. Now it only lasts a day or so.

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« Reply #362 on: March 15, 2010, 08:17:44 pm »
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cool so its more of a gpp block now?
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« Reply #363 on: March 15, 2010, 08:23:29 pm »
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cool so its more of a gpp block now?

ya..

definitely not ready for any SPP stuff, ie, 4x5 DJ's from 30 etc. hehe

building up all of my qualities now.

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« Reply #364 on: March 15, 2010, 08:41:45 pm »
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yea cool good luck with that
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« Reply #365 on: March 15, 2010, 08:49:30 pm »
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yea cool good luck with that

thanks, i'll be posting a new kind of workout tonight.. organized everything better.


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« Reply #366 on: March 16, 2010, 02:42:06 am »
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ok system is in place now.. I might go back on what I said about weights eventually based on this system I put together. It's got some similarities to alexv's stuff in terms of the exercises im implementing, but it's a bit different. Goal is to keep the frequency high, volume high, and play around with different intensities.

their are a few workout TYPES:
ISOT (isotonic)
ISOM (isometric)
ISOT + ISOM (basically paused movements)
RFI (rapid fire)
PLYO (plyometric or reactive)
ADA (altitude drop)

Each workout has:
- Skill (jumps and/or sprints and/or conditioning)
- double leg lower TYPE
- single leg lower TYPE
- push TYPE
- pull TYPE
- stiff leg TYPE


I'm going to be spending most of my time with ISOT, ISOT+ISOM, RFI, & PLYO workouts.





3/15/2010

unfortunately, CNS was thrashed due to only 5 hours sleep: 11am -> 4pm.

jog to basketball court:
- felt great, bouncy

LR DLRVJ's:
- about 10'4, tried waking up, couldn't

jog home from basketball court:
- good pace, even more bouncy


ISOT + ISOM rotation:

pause neutral grip pullup:
- neutral grip pullup + 5 second hold at top between each rep:
- 10, 9, 6, 6


dips:
- no point in doing pause dips yet
- 10, 10, 10, 10
- felt good today on them


paused single leg squat variation:
- 5 second pause at bottom
- about 10 each leg, 4 sets
- all glute


paused calf raise:
- 5 second pause at top
- 10, 10, 10, 10


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« Reply #367 on: March 16, 2010, 03:55:50 am »
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I've always beee a heel->toe runner so, finally getting somewhat adjusted to midfoot jogging really hammers my calfs hard. Until recently, i'd experience extreme soreness if I ran a mile on midfoot, we're talking 6-7 day soreness. Now it only lasts a day or so.


im a heel-->toe guy as well. first time i tried consciously to land midfoot was a barefeet attempt on a treadmill, fuck my calves were stiff for half a week after..
BW: 74kg
Ht: 174cm, 5'8
reach: 220cm

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« Reply #368 on: March 16, 2010, 04:05:10 am »
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I've always beee a heel->toe runner so, finally getting somewhat adjusted to midfoot jogging really hammers my calfs hard. Until recently, i'd experience extreme soreness if I ran a mile on midfoot, we're talking 6-7 day soreness. Now it only lasts a day or so.


im a heel-->toe guy as well. first time i tried consciously to land midfoot was a barefeet attempt on a treadmill, fuck my calves were stiff for half a week after..

ya man!!!!! how horrible is that shit? check out the foot/leg mechanics thread, in crazy weird analysis... we weren't meant to run heel->toe as humans.

I fought through the pain hard, and finally overcame it. Now jogging feels so much better. Eventually once my conditioning comes back I'll have way more speed. Well, in fact, I'll be able to run faster at a given conditioning level than when I was boxing, I'd imagine, since I get more bounce running mid-foot.

My conditioning is definitely way off compared to years ago, just have to keep working.

Jogging is alot more fun on mid-foot, feels "graceful", if that makes any sense. Feels better than just plopping around on heel->toe.



When boxing, and when doing vert, if I ran heel->toe for 400m+, I'd get soreness for nearly a week. It would be so extreme.

god that's weak shit :)

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #369 on: March 16, 2010, 04:31:01 pm »
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darqui, you should perhaps invest in a heart rate monitor if your truly trying to improve your VO2 max etc...it would help you track data and see what gts you results too...not a must obviously but would be interesting from a scientific standpoint

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« Reply #370 on: March 16, 2010, 07:31:57 pm »
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darqui, you should perhaps invest in a heart rate monitor if your truly trying to improve your VO2 max etc...it would help you track data and see what gts you results too...not a must obviously but would be interesting from a scientific standpoint

ya i have one somewhere.. I used to have alot of data, like hr during jogging/jump rope etc. I forget alot of it, but I know I got up to 190 or so on my 3 minute jump rope intervals. My HR would recover pretty fast too. My lowest HR was 42 measured in a cardiac rehab lab.

Couldn't break 40's, wanted to so bad.. haha

let me see if I can find it, would be fun to use it again. If I do find it, i probably won't find the watch that goes with it.


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« Reply #371 on: March 16, 2010, 09:54:03 pm »
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quote- LR DLRVJ's:
- about 10'4, tried waking up, couldn't

weaaaaaaaaaaak     yo check my pm
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« Reply #372 on: March 16, 2010, 09:54:49 pm »
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quote- LR DLRVJ's:
- about 10'4, tried waking up, couldn't

weaaaaaaaaaaak     yo check my pm

i replied.






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« Reply #373 on: March 17, 2010, 02:12:37 am »
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found the HR monitor, watch needs battery.




3/16/2010:

INSANE WORKOUT

im back.


shadow boxing:
- 4 rounds
- super fast
- ankles felt so strong, lots of bounce
- lots of punches/footwork

jog to 'quarter mile start line':
- felt good

quarter mile sprint:
- 1:12s
- felt good, ankles weren't as bouncy, i think being on my toes during shadow boxing so much might have tired em out a little bit
- felt good, still unable to push it max tho


half of quarter mile sprint:
- 31.2s
- so erm ~200m, no idea if it's half though, but at least i have a measurement i can take regularly


~1.x mile jog:
- a bit of fatigue from the previous work, stayed on my toes good though
- need to make sure i ALWAYS actively contract my hamstrings so my recovery leg cycles higher, i float alot easier when i do that


ISOT rotation:

chinups:
- BW + 10 lb: 10,10,11

weighted incline pushups:
- BW + 10 lb: 15,15,15

barbell squat:
- FAST
- 45 lb bar: 15,15,20
- heels elevated

SSBAR walking lunge:
- 75 lb: i forget how many each leg, like 5 each leg or something, 3 sets

SSBAR calf raise:
- 75 lb: 30,30,30



added weight, the experiment is dead, getting insanely powerful/conditioned using this system is now in action.

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« Reply #374 on: March 18, 2010, 04:19:02 am »
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3/17/2010

distal-medial area of both ankles feeling a little tender. I knew it would happen eventually. Need to get it to adapt though.



~30 yard backpedal sprints:
- 10
- felt real good
- wanted to sprint longer more but don't want to get sneak attacked, can't see behind me


broad jumps:
- about 40
- found a nice playground surface to jump onto. I jump from concrete then land on that surface. Can't really land with my heels on concrete.


jog back home:
- ankles bugging a little



ISOT rotation:

neutral grip pullups:
- 18,16,15

dips:
- 10,10,10

barbell squat:
- 95 lb @ 20,20,20

single leg squat variation:
- BW @ 20,20,20

calf raises:
- BW @ 40,40,50



calfs are so dead..

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