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400m Sprinting or Shorter / Re: The Sprinting News Thread
« on: July 20, 2020, 09:51:40 pm »
Michael Norman, 9.86.. wtf

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Michael Norman ran his first 100m race in four years and posted a 2020 world leading time of 9.86 (+1.6) with teammate Rai Benjamin also running an impressive 10.03!

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjh1tH-E0sY" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjh1tH-E0sY</a>

dno.. how are all these crazy times being posted lately. hah.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 20, 2020, 12:12:15 am »
quick journal.

built a 4 ft x 4 ft chicken wire enclosure today, with my dad (to protect some plants). going to start building more enclosures etc.. get good at building simple stuff to protect my plants & such.

will drop some photos in a few days.



two days ago: saturday

2020-07-18

bw = 147?
aches/injuries = calves tight after run

run:
- 1.5 hr, light but fast-light
- felt really good
- both calves (soleus) tight afterwards




2020-07-19

aches/injuries = calves (soleus) tight



feeling ok though. will probably run tuesday.

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non-training-related update: kind of by accident, it seems like i'm starting to work as an independent consultant. a gig fell into my lap through one of my professors at school, who recommended me the head of this disability-rights organization for a bit of research they want done. proper research is a bit of a stretch for me but i've started working on it and it is FUN so far. gonna work on my interviewing and analytical skills and hopefully make something interesting and useful. that'll take me through mid-september. and i've got an interview sunday night with a small UN agency to develop their fundraising strategy (they're in tokyo so it's their monday morning). who knows whether i'll get it but it's nice to get a call-back. and that work is much more in my wheelhouse, at the very least i will know how to sound smart during the interview.

pretty surprised by both: the first i didn't go looking for at all and the second (UN) was totally cold. gives me some hope that i'll be able to make a living while i look for a job and figure out what the hell i'm gonna do with my life.

pretty cool. i've only had something "fall into my lap" once and it ended up being the best job i've ever had.

good luck with the UN interview on sunday!

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it also addresses one of the big things that was driving my ex and me apart: her desire to be ultra-mobile for a while and my worry about making ends meet once school is over. we'd have other shit to work out if we decided to get back together but if i can really string a meaningful amount of consultancies together then why not hit the road for a little while?

ah damn. would be cool to be ultra-mobile capable, but also seems like a completely different lifestyle. would you want to do that? i mean, what happens if you want to stop doing that, and she wants to keep doing it etc? some people are just so nomadic, can't ever get comfortable staying in one spot.

sounds cool to be able to travel & work remote though. so many beautiful places to experience. would be nice to spend 3-4 months in various spots. for me (in the US) that'd be like, colorado, vermont, california, somewhere near yellowstone.

pc!

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 16, 2020, 10:15:55 pm »
2020-07-16

bw = 143
aches/injuries = right soleus tight (improving)

it's improving. still tightness in the area it cramped up on sunday.

probably no run until sat or sun. hopefully not later but will back off until my tightness test passes.

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: jump videos and photos
« on: July 16, 2020, 10:13:21 pm »
all crazy verts but that riley did is absolutely nuts.

the vert game is on a whole new level lately. just so many freak jumpers out there now.

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: The Misc Running News Thread
« on: July 16, 2020, 08:39:49 am »
this happened a week or so ago. crazy fast.

houlihan (14:23 american record), schweizer (14:26, also goes under houlihan's previous AR)

moh ahmed 12:47 (canadian record), lomong 12:58 (one of the few americans under 13)

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GP3A-e4ByU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GP3A-e4ByU</a>




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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 15, 2020, 10:35:23 pm »
2020-07-15

bw = 143
soreness = none
aches/injuries = right calf tight (fucking cramp janked up the soleus)

run:
- 1 hour light
- felt great
- right calf got tighter after

no running until that heals up.

crazy how a "cramp" can leave that long lasting damage. calves cramped up a few times on sunday, right mostly. so now it's still "tighter" and tightens up when i do a knees over toes squats (w/ feet flat).

sux.

who knows could loosen up in a few days, or might take a bit longer.

whatever. gardening tmw.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: acole14's journal
« on: July 13, 2020, 10:39:26 pm »
I can't believe it's been this long since I posted in my own journal :o. It's been a turbulent year and a half life-wise. Obviously covid-19 has been totally disruptive to everything, and I've had a bunch of other demands on top of that: two kids now, terrible first job out of PhD, better second job but required a relocation (luckily we just moved in time before Covid shut down everything for the first time in Victoria, Aus).

I have been exercising but not seriously training. Every stat is obviously very low. I am eternally inspired by Coges training at a high level into his 40s with kids, and I want to get back into some form of regimented training, but I have no idea what. Considering doing more running but I am not naturally good at longer stuff, and it would be a time-intensive activity to get near the levels of adarq, LBSS, vag, and the other runners (you're all very impressive btw), which I think would make it more motivating. No gym time either at the moment, but that could be something - I am wary about gyms now though, even once we're out of lockdown #2 in Victoria (the only Aus state to relapse so far). I'm posting just to make sure I keep pushing forward with ideas, otherwise I will definitely slip even more. I'd like to be an active dad with whatever sports the kids want to do eventually (I'm praying it's not soccer), so staying fit is a priority.

whoa awesome. congrats on the kids man!

you made some big life changes lol. nice!



as for training during covid.. ya, running is great. whether it be endurance or sprints etc, getting fresh air (hopefully away from people) and putting in some work is the way to go. so many more people running now than before covid, it's funny & cool. :ibrunning:

forget going into gyms for a long while..  :o

just get consistent w/ something u enjoy & have fun. :ninja:

pc!

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 13, 2020, 10:26:18 pm »
2020-07-13

bw = 142
soreness = calves, hips slightly, adductors slightly

def beat up from that session. so just rested.

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- run 19.6 km in 1:42:16
accidental distance PR, first time over 12 miles. ran a mile longer than intended because my mom (who biked along with me) and i got separated just before the halfway/turnaround point and i looped around to look for her. waited for ten minutes at the fork where we must have gotten split up and then came back. we just missed each other and ended up arriving home within ten minutes of each other. so also a lot faster cumulatively than last week (5:13 average pace), thanks in no small part to my being worried/irritated that i'd lost my mom, lol.

- stretch

tired.

nice!

and damn lol. stuff like that can be nerve-racking. brings back nightmares of losing my mom in the mall as a kid growing up hah. 8|

pc!

lol, reminds me of the old level 7 training ideas thread.

lool.

hahahah level 7: WHERE'S MY MOMMY?!?!?!?!

yea exactly, lmao.

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- run 19.6 km in 1:42:16
accidental distance PR, first time over 12 miles. ran a mile longer than intended because my mom (who biked along with me) and i got separated just before the halfway/turnaround point and i looped around to look for her. waited for ten minutes at the fork where we must have gotten split up and then came back. we just missed each other and ended up arriving home within ten minutes of each other. so also a lot faster cumulatively than last week (5:13 average pace), thanks in no small part to my being worried/irritated that i'd lost my mom, lol.

- stretch

tired.

nice!

and damn lol. stuff like that can be nerve-racking. brings back nightmares of losing my mom in the mall as a kid growing up hah. 8|

pc!

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 12, 2020, 10:13:01 pm »
2020-07-12

bw = 146

feel good


run:
- 3 hours mixed surfaces (dirt/grass/sand/rocks/asphalt), 1 hour walk
- a few stops mixed in, in the 3 hours (call from co-worker, taking photos, etc)

- ran in an area i'm looking at houses .. ~1 hour from me, ~45 min from work. more north, more farmy. lots of state parks, tons of trails, pretty nice

- when i get there, some cyclist (Bill) likes me running in my cowboy hat, so he says "nice running hat!", so instead of him just keep going, we talk a bit as i was running and him cycling. talked for like 5 min then separate ways. cool tho, nice guy. lol.

- ran passed this dude selling watermelons (William) a few times. He'd always give me the thumbs up and say something positive.. so at the end im actually walking back and i was dehydrated as fu*k. he saw me and offered me an unopened bottle of water. so i took it, we spoke for a bit, then i told him i'd be back to get a watermelon.

- about 30 min later i come back w/ my car and buy a watermelon. he was cracking up, here we are in the pouring rain, me w/ a cowboy hat & eating the watermelon w/ a combat knife. he took a photo of it, probably posted it on his fb or something. anyway was funny. good dude.

- mostly very positive experiences when i run in "country folk" areas. lots of polite people. always enjoy that.

picture of the watermelon:



i ate half of it. was good. just what i needed. ears were completely "popped" from lack of fluids, and throat was dry as fuck. lost > 10 lb water. eeeeh.

feel good now, other than calves/feet cramping randomly.

ate a ton of salt/sugar/rehydrated almost completely etc.



pc!

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Boxing / Re: Misc Boxing Videos
« on: July 12, 2020, 05:13:41 pm »
this guy does some great interviews while dishing out chripractic/deep tissue/nmt/potential quackery. (probably effective)

fun vids.

here he is with shannon briggs.

briggs is so damn tight.. so much pain. u can just barely touch him and he's hurting lmao.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUr_2vImQXw" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUr_2vImQXw</a>

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Mixed Martial Arts / Re: Misc MMA News
« on: July 12, 2020, 07:11:06 am »
didn't see the fight but seemed like a dominant performance from Usman, based on the stats. Tough for Masvidal coming into that on such short notice.

also this made me lol:



https://twitter.com/danhendo/status/1282172468111654913

https://twitter.com/danhendo/status/1282183425286221827

dan acting like a terd.



damn:

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Says the guy that’s totally irrelevant haha. Go on insult my eye. So what. Shows what a true piece of shit you are. But you say hi when you see me. Lol. A real disgrace to the flag that you fly lol. Doesn’t surprise me. Total fake, should of known, steroid cheating cunt!

https://twitter.com/bisping/status/1282267762996523009

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: July 11, 2020, 11:52:31 pm »
some solid AELS to report.

2020-07-09:
- planned rest
- bumped inside of knee on chair.. tender. so took the next day off as well

2020-07-10:
- forced rest
- knee felt fine
- bumped it again on a chair, but on the outside .. actually became very painful - tendinitis-ish feeling
- forced myself to take the next 2 days rest

2020-07-11:
- forced rest

2020-07-08:
- forced rest

lol.

feel great now.. plan to run tomorrow morning (13th). going to run in an area that i've been looking at, for a potential house etc. lots of huge parks/trails/lakes/canals there. 45 min from work but, could be worth it.

proud of myself for being able to rest so easy now.. when i was in runner-grind mode, i'd have run through both of those stupid tweaks. :derp:

need to stop bumping my knee tho.. out of nowhere i bump it 2 days in a row. wtf. 8|

pc!

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