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man even once a week on the track would be a huge help to you. that GBP14 a month is so worth it.

You think so.
I can probably find a way to get there fortnights time, once ever alternate week.
Will see if I can work something out.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Dreyth's New Journal
« on: September 02, 2014, 03:43:39 pm »
what no

feeling a little better today. i should be able to squat fine tomorrow, im still de-loading though

edit: OHH.. i mean im sick and im going to stuff my face with food so i dont lose weight.
left a few words out there...

I was a bit confused there also but i realized that since you said you were sick and you are stuffing your face you probably meant you stuffing your face as you don't want to lose weight you would get from the sickness and fever.

get better mate
 :highfive:

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Date: 02/09/2014
Soreness: shins little

Warm up
  heel walks
  quick sprint drills (- alternate high knee run)
  lunge walks
  leg swings
  arm mobliity stretch

Workout
  3 x 116m @100% 1-2 min rest between

Cool down
  stretch

Comment
It was a nice day, not too cold just breeze, I had less time to do workout, so I had to rush through it, i missed everything after arm mobility stretch such as leg cycle, hip mobility stretch, didn't rest long after warm up, the first run was nice and felt good and fast, walked back 1 min rest and ran again, it was also fast and walked back rested 2 min and ran last one and that was fast as well. I will keep this general strengthening workout for 1 month to pile on more strength. I have appointment with dentist next tuesday to discuss tooth removal options, swelling going down but mouth opening still thumbs width.

Rating: 7/10

2239
Date: 01/09/2014
Soreness: lowerbody

Warm up
  same

Workout
   5 x 116m @100%

   2 x 5-6 pistol squats (hard since been a long time)
   2 x 10 explosive push up claps
   1 x 3 handstand pushups (tired from previous pushups)
   2 x 5 unassisted glute ham raises (always hard, after 3 hard to keep back aligned with with       hamstring, so I hyperextend my back just to keep it straight but doesn't work)
   2 x 10 weighted eagle spread sit ups (harder than it looks)
   1 x 25 calf raise jumps

Cool down
  stretch

Comment
It was a nice day, a little windy, but bearable. The warm ups went well and the runs were ok as it had rained today so it was a little slipping during midway, my trousers are strange when I lift my knee it feels tight near knee area, so had to pull front up to make it loose so I can lift it nicely, the first run was ok, slipped a little in middle so focused leg drive as well, but on second run concentrating on leg drive didn't work for some reason and my second run was not good, third run was ok, fourth was ok and last was good. Than started my bodyweight workout, pistol squats are hard even when i place weight on heels I feel tension a little on knees until after a while it gets better by stress moving to my quads, the pushup claps were good, did handstand push up after but wasn't strong enough to go deep, than I did GHR it was ok up to 3rd rep and then after my body starts to tilt forward when coming up so was hard to align in when coming up, struggle and second rep, same, but focused hard on keeping back aligned, maybe because I am placing my toes in a gap under a door, so that makes it harder, don't have anything or anyone who can hold my feet down, so calves also get a beating, than did wide weighted eagle sit ups, these are soo hard, that with a heavy weight it was hard to get up, harder than it looked, no hard because of weight but because my legs are spread, it makes it harder to get up for some reason, but it targets the hip flexor as well as core, it is hard when you hold weight near chest but if you hold it above a bit easier, feel it in my flexor just by lying down with legs wide. than finished with calf raise jumps followed by single leg calf lowering exercise, feel awkward as jump is slow and low so want to try jump and not cheat. So that sums up todays workouts.

I finally got a reply from the track nearby and they said to use track it is 3.50 pounds pay as you go, which is about $5.80 a day so will have to think about how I can plan it.

So an alright day of workout, very hard and good at the same time.

Rating: 7/10

   

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: September 01, 2014, 11:40:02 am »
Saul canelo alvarez has chose clottey as a strong contender to defend his title against, I would prefer him than kirkland.

Looking back at clottey's fight, man he was awesome, I found this highlight video on this news site, he looked good against cotto of that time lol, I think that probably clottey had won that fight, but haven't watched the entire fight.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SzAoYq1hOE" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SzAoYq1hOE</a>

it's an ok fight I guess

There is also a high probably, i know we have heard this alot, but there have been talks, mayweathers camps have shown interest in pacquiao, showtime and hbo have shown their interest, roger wants the fight and there is a high possibility mayweather may face pacquiao after maidana early 2015.

 :strong:

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: September 01, 2014, 05:07:03 am »
It was just a calculation challenge of course run on the track to verify see how close it is and can be useful.

I also got 11.75 (11.748)

I calculated it by working out the time ratio of incline/straight 15.00/13.35 = 1.12359550562
then new incline time divided by 1.1236 = 11.748

nice

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Here is a calculation challenge.

Lets say you run on an incline of 20 degrees at 100m 100% and get a time of 15.00s
also a few days prior you ran on a track straight no incline 100m and ran it in 13.35s and after one years training on the incline you get 13.20 seconds. How would you calculate the straight equivalent time (convert incline time to straight time)?

I have an idea, but would like to hear how you would do this.

2243
Light workout today

warm up
   quick and brief

Workout
  2 x 120m @100% @30% incline

Cool down
  same

Comment
It was a quick session, hadn't used the hill in a while so took this chance to do it, the warm ups were very good and nice form and very explosive, the runs felt explosive but didn't feel super fast just nice fast at beginning and try maintain the rest, I use the cars to get as fast as i can by running along side trying to beat them but they speed up just to beat me up to the first 40m and I run the rest. But it was good felt explosive, nice loose.

Rating: 7/10

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Date: 30/08/2014
Soreness: nothing much
Purpose: stay active and test day due to swollen gum and cheek

Warm up
  same

Workout
   3 x 116m @100%
        - 15.50 (i accidentally used the rubbish one, so after I crossed the line, the button didn't press as after passing the finish line, after a little time not sure how much, I looked at the stop watch while still slowing down and saw it was 16 and still continuing, so am thinking it is logical to think it was 15.5 ish or a little less but will stick with 15.5.
         - 15.59
         - 15.65

Cool down
   same

Comment
  It was a windy day, had to do my workout late as I ate late, the warm ups went very nicely especially due to the rest I had, very relaxed and mechanically sound. I decided to take todays run as a test day, but I accidentally decided to use the old stopwatch, which has problem of not stopping when pressing stop, but didn't realize, I made sure I was fully rested after warm up, i was feeling ready and warmed up, when start I came out nicely but not powerful, but it was still an ok start, then I was up to a point where I was about to stumble so, had to control the stumbling, which controlled some and some little stumbles but not bad stumbles, just had to keep myself controlled and ran the last few hard but not tensed, I pressed stopwatch but after passing the finish line and slowing down I looked at the watch and it was at 16 as if it had started and continued to 17, 18 so that went wrong, but feel it was in the 15s probably low hopefully, I realized and got the good stop watch out, which had the button click and not the rubbish stopwatch which just use metal contact as buttons, which can stay contacted in some and stop working so you have to press hard, the second one, after a nice amount of rest 6-7 mins rest, ran the second it was also nice run and pressed it correctly at finish line and it was 15.59 just as i put my foot on finish line and last run I had even more rest, properly relaxed and made sure to run it my best and relax towards the end and got 15.65. So am not ecstatic but also not disappointed but am content with the time, will start to do bw workouts, when my time starts to stall a little, to add strength. So it was ok, probably will start 5 reps back on monday, will need to let jaw rest as well tomorrow.

Rating: 7/10

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I have decided to post an update stat of my mass as I had chance to measure my muscle mass, as I am quite skinny but sprinting and some light bw workout has helped me bulk up quick, don't know the 'before' stats, but before I started working out long time ago up to uni, my thighs were so skinny I could put both my hands around it and touch easily, so am happy with current bulk need more bulk on upper body, I can grab my wrist with one handing touching fingers currently.

I will post this on the first page.

Stats of August 2014:
Height: 5'9
Weight: 9 stones probably

Thigh measurement tensed straight: 23"
Bicep Measurement flexed: 11"
Abdomen: 31"
Hip: 33"
Upperbody/Chest (tensed) (all the way round, lats affect measurement): 36"
Forearm tensed: 10"
Calf plantarflexed: 13 1/2"
Kneck tensed: 15"

I also wanted to measure my broad jump when I saw the video of the nfl player jumping 11'7.

Broad Jump: 2.37m / 7' 9

2246
Got the abscess drained out, but not all, I was given antibiotics; metronidazole to help with jaw opening, and will see dentist next week to discuss options of removing wisdom tooth.

Will start workout tomorrow, also will include weighted spread eagle sit ups to bodyweight workout to start next week Monday, Wednesday and Friday, interesting workout especially the hip flexor that is worked out including the abs as well.


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got my wisdom teeth out (all four) 7 or 8 years ago. they were all impacted, i.e., growing in at right angles to the rest of my teeth.

Same as me, but I only have grow right angle to the other tooth but the other tooth has grown diagonal.

How did it go, does it affect you now, that is removed or is it unnoticeable?

completely unnoticeable, no long-term effect (or even short-term, after the wounds healed in a few weeks).

I'm glad to hear that, a neighbor had the same problem, they removed her tooth and she ate something hard and that cut the stitches, so it made it worse for her. So I will have to avoid eating hard things for a few weeks after.

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got my wisdom teeth out (all four) 7 or 8 years ago. they were all impacted, i.e., growing in at right angles to the rest of my teeth.

Same as me, but I only have grow right angle to the other tooth but the other tooth has grown diagonal.

How did it go, does it affect you now, that is removed or is it unnoticeable?

2249
Just been to the doctor and have said that I have dental abscess and will have to have the tooth removed so they may drain the liquid abscess, which is under the wisdom tooth.

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what would you do if you had to a running session like 100-200m and it was on grass but the grass is slippery, because it is raining.

you can't give 100% as that will result in major slipping

Well mate, isn't it obvious? You need to find a better place to run. How about the track you keep mentioning that's an hour away on the train? You can make it time well spent by buying a few Charlie Francis textbooks and learning a few things. But in all seriousness, you can't just run on a slippery grass hill from May til April next year, something has got to give.

The main reason I do training on the grass nearby than on a track, is I don't have money I can spend when need arises, the track is an hours bus journey, but with train, its about 5-10 minute to central town and from there a 30 min walk maybe. The hill is not slippery all the time, it is dry a lot of the time, only when it rains, which is less frequently, in the summer probably about 10% was on a rainy day.

Well, I don't know your financial situation so I won't comment on it. But it doesn't change the fact that you need to get to the track occasionally if you want to run fast on a track. If you really want it bad enough you'll make it happen. A lot of what I've been getting from you is that you probably haven't grown up with a sporting background and you don't really understand what it takes to not only consistently train in a sport but get yourself in the right environment to succeed. You have to be honest with yourself and think very hard if you really want to do what you're doing. Don't waste your time if your heart's not in it.

Of course I will try to get on a track like I was able to when I was in University, free training at the nearby track just by joining the athletics club at university for 10.00 pounds. It is also correct I did grow up in non sporting background, the sports I did was during physical education at high school and my fastest time at that time was barefoot on grass 17-18s with shoes 20s. So you can tell how bad I was at that time. I really do want to do what I am doing and am willing to train hard but need the encouragement of a coach to push me, which can be done at a track, so will need to find a way to get on a track.

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