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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 19, 2010, 05:43:30 pm »Hey man,
just been catching up with your journal! I think you are doing the right thing with keeping training fun and adjusting to the injury stuff. Sometimes one has to do a new routine even if the old one worked just to keep oneself motivated. Your goals of the fast mile and improving vertical are sure hard to reach at once. But I am sure you will figure out a way to do both! Good luck with the new routine and, most importantly, have fun!
thanks man! ya definitely, i'm one who, when injured, just adapts/switches it up and focuses on something else.. it's basically a reflex at this point because for as long back as i remember, i've been getting injured.. i broke my arm bad at 5 and from pretty much then on, working around injuries is a common thing for me.
in fact, im a natural lefty, but when i broke my arm at 5, i became righty (for sports) but i still eat lefty,write lefy, and stuff like that.. so as far back as i can remember, i've just been too hyperactive to stop and relax.. i imagine that if i hadn't been playing sports with my cast on, i would have continued to stay lefty..
interesting..
but ya man, mile goal is something i WANT to get back while getting my vert & sprint speed way up, definitely a weird combo.. my subconscious is annoyed with my running goal though, it would rather me sprint it seems.. and short sprints at that..
i think it's entirely doable though, a mile isn't really THAT long, especially if you are running it in sub 5 minutes, then it becomes pretty damn fast.. if i was trying to improve my 5k+ then ya it would be very hard to achieve this..
i wonder what el garrouj's vert was, or DLRVJ/SLRVJ.. doubt he practiced it much but he does have some great bounce on the track, i mean you'd have to, to be able torun 3:48 minute mile.
peace man

