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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: June 21, 2020, 12:19:27 am »
2020-06-20

bw = 140
soreness = quads a little
aches/injuries = not much

run:
- light @ 1h30m, BUT ~20 min of walking/talking photos mixed in
- took some photos of fruit i found at this place i run, cocoplums, pond apple, wild coffee, beauty berry
- cool
- might go back tmw w/ the dogs and get some cocoplums tmw to eat

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: June 20, 2020, 01:03:36 am »
2020-06-19

bw = 140

run:
- 45 min
- light, mostly mulch

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Tuesday 16th June 2020

Legs feeling OK, but with slightly achey heels.

bodyweight without shoes = 82+kg in winter clothing

Soft tissue work - lower body


at home - Week 8 - Lower body A - Heavy

5 min Walk, and some backwards walking to warmup.

peterson setups BW x12
supported ATG split squat BW x12 + 30 sec hold at bottom on last rep
Goblet squat 10kg x12


alternating sets 2 mins rest
A1) Kettlebell swings onto toes  - 24kg 4x6
A2) Power cleans + front squats - in flat, minimal trail running shoes

clean complex 20kg x8
power clean + 3 high hang power clean + 3 front squats x 40kg
power clean + 2 high hang power clean + 3 front squats x 50kg, 55kg
power clean + high hang power clean + 3 front squats x 60kg  - current best high hang power clean
power clean + high hang power clean (missed) + 3 front squats x 65kg
2x power cleans + 3 front squats x 70kg

60kg high hang power clean is exactly what my e1RM on high bar squats says I should be doing, it's always around 43% of it, 140kg/ 305lbs as of today.
And this is the same as my high catch power snatch. My power clean is usually around 63%, so 90kg now.
Now all I have to do is get this to my body weight and I'll should vertical jump 40 inches, and 44 inches off a run - the bare minimum I need to do a clean dunk off the dribble :)
Will need a 180kg squat, 396lbs at 75kg/165lbs bodyweight.....

Squats -

High bar squat -  barefeet - 70kg x5
oly shoes - 80kg x4, 90kg x3, 100kg x2, 110kg x1

105kg, 231lbs x10 @ RPE 9
rest 7 mins
110kg, 242lbs x 6 @ RPE 8

105kg was a bit too light on High bar squats, wanted to do 2 sets of 6-8 reps.... oh well 105kg x10 = 140kg, 305lbs e1RM ... about 1.72 x bodyweight
So I should be jumping 28 inches off vertical and 32 off a run, and so I am.
Will use 110kg next session, or maybe 115kg, considering I'm expecting to be stronger by then... something over 80% of 1RM

rest 4 mins
Front Squat 90kg, 198lbs x3 @ RPE 7

Thought about doing another set, but I'll leave it for future sessions

Safety bar squat 90kg x3, 100kg x2
Sub-maximal explosive squats -
75% of e1RM - 1+ mins rest
102.5kg, 225lbs 4x4  @ RPE 7 on last set

Gees these felt hard as hell compared to high bar squats!
Hits your upper/mid back and abs way harder, and feels unstable- like across between a front squat and good morning, in how it pushes you forward. on the way up.
No wonder I have a hard time progressing on the SSB, even a sub-maximal weight feels near limit.
So I will no longer consider the SSB as a primary movement, just use it as an accessory

session highlights
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJtXP5ztXms" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJtXP5ztXms</a>


This group in Oly shoes - alternating sets 2 mins rest

B1) SSB Good Morning onto toes - down to near parallel, explode onto toes
slow eccentric down to safeties, 1 sec unload, explode onto toes - 30kg x5, 50kg x5
65kg 3x5 @ RPE 8 on last set
B2) Wall tib raise - body at 40 degree angle - in oly shoes BW x3, x10, x12 @ RPE 8
B3) SSB single leg calf raise - arm supported - both sides back to back
1 inch elevation - 65kg x5, 90kg x3, 95kg x12 @ RPE 9
B4) single leg SSB Knee over toes soleus calf raise -  1 inch elevated - 60kg x15 @ RPE 9

C1) Nordic curl - natural GHR - 8 inch aerobic step + rolled yoga mat on hip - controlled eccentrics BW x 3.5 unassisted + 2 assisted
C2) AB wheel rollouts - on feet, straight legs - 5 feet from wall - BW x7.5
C3) SSB Single Leg kneeling Deadlift/ King Deadlift - BW x 10, 30kg x15 @ RPE 9

Reverse Nordic - slow eccentric - BW x11
Jefferson curl 10kg x3, 20kg x3, 25kg x10 with 5 sec hold, and 30 sec hold on last rep


stretch




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14 hour fast - Broke fast before weights with a raw carrot and a slice of cheese, handful of pistachios and almonds

2900 calorie burn for today, according to Fitbit Charge 3, not including weights
ate 3200

rollouts & pmghr's looked good!

nice setup.

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: Gediminas Žitlinskas - serious boosties!
« on: June 19, 2020, 12:07:50 am »
way up ^^ nasty

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- tennis with dad x 40 mins

awesome! haven't seen that in a while. :almostascoolasnyancat:

it's been a while! since last summer. hoping to make it a regular thing, maybe a few times a week. a little cross-training never hurts and we play at such a chill pace that i doubt it'd interfere with running at all.

on a related note, my dad has inexplicably lost ten pounds in recent months. he only weighs 145 now. he's otherwise apparently quite healthy, but he doesn't like being even skinnier than he's used to. gonna start doing some more workouts with him and my mom, they're both concerned about strength and muscle mass. i've been meaning to get going on the same, maybe we can keep each other accountable.

he lost 10 lb but looks strong though? any idea why he lost it? is he eating less during this pandemic we're in?

but ya.. that muscle mass falls off then at some point it's hard supporting your own bodyweight. i like the idea of being very light tho, when we get very old.

my grandpa stayed the same weight for years but lost muscle and gained fat. after a few years of that, he couldn't support his bodyweight at all.. was sad stuff.. but you could see a dramatic drop in muscle mass which eventually left him immobile. he was way too heavy.. people actually thought he was thin -> but he wasn't. he was skinny fat with no muscle. most folks just don't get it. good that you know about this stuff though.. really hard to convince parents/grandparents etc about this stuff but hopefully (and from the sounds of it, likely) that your parents are receptive.

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also i won $20 off my mom yesterday because i bet her she couldn't do a single pull up or chin up and she was very confident that she could. easiest $20 i ever made. :P

(btw adarq we need the crying-laughing emoji on here...)

wuuut. impressive that she'd even take that bet.. your mom is a beast. lmao.

ez money though that's for sure.. what was she thinking? :D :D :crying-laughing-emoji (need to remember how to add them).

gn!

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: running and heat/humidity
« on: June 16, 2020, 03:46:48 am »
my 5k PR came in the dead of summer.

still confuses me.

lollololol. :lololol:

love me some slow heat runs.

putting on a sweatshirt is nice, u'd think it'd make it hotter but it also kinda cools u down inside. creates this weird wet/cold insulated internal environment. lmfao.

im losing it. up too late. lack of sleep. :derp:

pc

847
- tennis with dad x 40 mins

awesome! haven't seen that in a while. :almostascoolasnyancat:

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: June 15, 2020, 03:02:25 am »
2020-06-14

bw = 140

farm life:
- literally ~12 hours or so today
- transferred 20+ pepper transplants to bigger pots
- created a "citrus section": loquat, passion fruit, barbados cherry, valencia orange, navel orange, meyer lemon, papaya, ruby guava, miracle fruit, lime .. surrounded by some plantains + lemon grass clones.
- wanted to put all of my banana plants into 30 gallon containers but... 30 gal is too small! have to order some 40-50's, damn.. kinda nuts.

aside from that, had an awesome moment. seeing a "dragonfruit bloom" is a "moment". people get all excited to watch it happen. you can literally watch it unfold.. then it closes back up in a few hours apparently.

so i was just watering and boom, noticed it flowering. really cool, wasn't expecting it at all.

it's one of the sickest looking flowers.. and that's what creates a "dragon fruit".

some photos of it that i posted to ig:









i also somehow managed to get a 7 ft lowquat tree into my civic.. lmfao. will post a photo of the tree tmw. kinda nuts how i got it into the civic with 5 x 50 qt bags of dirt, plus a few other trees.

i might buy some more "mature trees".. lowquat was only $50 for a 7 ft mature tree. pretty cheap considering.. might hit up a citrus nursery occasionally and get more stuff.

pc!

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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: June 14, 2020, 01:15:50 pm »
some beautiful dunks in here.

t.currie has such a FAST but relaxed finish. kid is insane.

that windmill (2nd dunk iirc?) is no joke.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwEgS5-dkV8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwEgS5-dkV8</a>

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: June 14, 2020, 05:27:19 am »
going to journal my farm life stuff from now on.

2020-06-13

bw = 140

farm life:
- did it late, was annoyed that i didn't do it during the day: 11 PM - 4 AM wtf.
- got a ton of dirt today .. planned to pot a bunch of things but got sucked into "seed planting"
- propagated a ton of sisso spinach cuttings
- upsized 4 moringa transplants
- planted tons of seeds:
-- red leaf mustard, green leaf mustard, romain lettuce, thai basil
-- 4 x moringa
-- 6 x pole beans, bush beans, snap peas, edamame
- ~22 x 2 pepper seeds: all different varieties. these are the "disease resistant pro seeds" .. need to grow these asap so I can get my pepper production back up

kind of pissed today.. first time food shopping in 3 months & I spend like $200.. some essential supplies but still, haven't spent a dime on food in 3 months. need to get my food production back up so I can continue to not food shop.

the sisso spinach cuttings I planted .. these should all "take" and become little sisso spinach bushes that produce a "salad each".. plan is to have lots of little spinach bushes so that I can eat a few salads per week:





here's the adult sisso i took the cuttings off of: (2nd photo)





also, one of the best salads ever because of the moringa sprinkled in.. made it next level. love moringa: (moringa in the upper right for example)




im up way too late..

gn!

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dude has an epic moringa forest on his "small" property. pretty cool.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF3xrtMppQw" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF3xrtMppQw</a>

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

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Nutrition & Supplementation / Re: The AMAZING Food Picture Thread
« on: June 12, 2020, 01:02:49 pm »
damn i want that cheddar broccoli soup.  :o



meh....disappointed, but its cheddar broccoli soup, with bacon wrapped chicken thighs (brushed chicken with a marinade of mustard, worcestershire, dehydrated onion, etc), and a basic tomato cucumber salad with avocado oil and lemon juice.



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"THE MOST NUTRITIOUS Terrestrial Plant in the World!"

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this is the dude who turned me on to moringa in SFL, and whom i got my first tree from. The rest of mine have come from seed:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rl829yBAhs" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rl829yBAhs</a>

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




some decent info on the different varieties:

https://medium.com/@dpmaharshi/most-popular-moringa-seed-varieties-1e31e974aee4

I have the PK2 variety. Apparently there's this new MOMAX3 variety.



cool video on making moringa powder:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-DHQ5mc3ew" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-DHQ5mc3ew</a>



cool vid on harvesting/propagating moringa:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCS79xox6SM" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCS79xox6SM</a>

the guy cuts down pretty much all of the tree.. in subsequent videos, some of the cuttings themselves look like big trees 7 months later.

they can get 20-30 ft high.. so most people keep them ~6 ft so that they can easily access the healthy leaves.

you cut them back, and they grow right back very quick.

incredible tree.

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