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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: January 18, 2011, 06:07:01 pm »
"you just don't get it.." LOL
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Dajm you strong mother fucker.
for $35 a month i'd have 24 hour basketball gym access, and uh, that indoor gym looks beautiful.. gonna go check it out tomorrow probably.
I'd live inside that building. Weights, pool, basketball court for 35usd? that's free for me.
Btw, dont forget to ask about your knife
Always found this inspiring..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ReZThBQmAU
+ 2 bananas
farrrk...cant stop laughing.....muahahahhahahahahhaha
typical hater
lol @ russian flight....
haters gonna hate man... and they cant even man up... and say it in your face... hiding in youtube... haha...
first workout:
lots of lying hamstrings
some squats to warm-up
deadlift
225x2
315x1
405x1
495x1
585x1
675x1-pec cramps
700x1-felt stiff and slow
------------------left for hour or two---------------
second workout
one arm snatch
135x1-each arm once
clean and press
225x1
deadlifts
315x2
405x1
495x1
585x1
740x1-new record, easy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=264HAYJDwjo
week 59
recovery week 2
BW: 67kg
prehab
REA squats: 3 x (40, 60, 70)
Squats: 5 x (80, 90, 100, 110, 110, 110)
BB Stepups: 4 x 5 (60)
DB reverse lunges: 4 x 5 (25)
calf raises: 8 x (100, 110, 115, 120, 125)
s1: pullups: 15, 15, 15
s1: dips: 20, 20, 20
s1: back ext: 25, 25, 25
but post the workout's above each one too.. check my journal.. for example!I have already talked to shelby starnes and he is going to be my nutritionist for 12 weeks out from the show
QuoteMan i'm looking at your diet since the start of the month and i'm like
You seriously need to work in some vegetables or fruits somewhere in the dude - especially when you're cutting as hard as you are...your body can't be functioning optimally on that. It really ain't gonna do you any good in the long term!
dno, starting to feel really good, i get my fiber from bananas and the fiberous bread i eat, so my shits aren't effected.. sure i'd love to eat more veggies, but if i have to choose between veggies and beef/chicken/eggs/milk, im going the later..
pc man
I figured as much. Eating both can be expensive - If ya want a hint, which you may not but i'm gonna give it to ya anyway! Look for vegetables that are in season in your state. They should be alot cheaper - no transport/storage/preserving expenses.
Sunday 1/16/2011:
DOMS update:
Post competition days are always rough on me. I'll be posting exactly where I'm hurting and possible reasons
Feet: left, on ball, just before little toe. Definitely caused by the first 50m in my 400m. Curves were much sharper than expected and force of my entire body on a single spot on my left foot makes it pretty easy to blister. Healed by this morning, hurting mostly yesterday.
Calves: Mild soreness, dominant on the outside and more on the right leg. Most likely caused by spikes. Haven't used for 2 months. Being higher on the toes means more calf exertion.
Quads: Very mild soreness. Not even noticeable anymore.
Hamstrings: Severe soreness/tension. Definitely from the last 50m in the 400m. A lot of muscle fiber tearing. Goes to show how much more I'm using the posterior chain in races. It used to be that my quads would feel the worst because they'd have to do most of the work themselves.
Hip flexors: Moderate-high soreness: Can't say it was from the hurdles or 60m. Everything really happened on the 400m. Muscle fiber tearing seems steep considering how it feels. Most likely from last ~100m of 400m when keeping my knees high during run was most important in keeping my pace.
External obdominal obliques: Moderate soreness. Last 50m of 400m. Extensive use probably occurred when my legs were giving out and my hip flexors could no longer do the job of keeping knees high alone. More muscles started being recruited when lactic acid and fatigue caught up with the larger muscles towards the end of the race. Or at least that's what it feels like
Traps: Mild soreness. I do remember my whole body feeling heavy towards the end of the 400m, particularly my arms. Forced to focus on arm motion to keep good sprint form all the way to finish.
Overview: I feel like my full body was used throughout each race, even though it was drastically more noticeable after the 400m. Full body is being used to propel my body forward, rather than just quads/calves like last track season. Usually that's where I felt the worst last season after meet days, but this time around, for the most part, it's my whole body.
