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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Party's Over!
« on: November 18, 2020, 06:18:53 pm »
that seems extremely harsh but on the plus side, speaking from one of the hardest-hit countries in the world, where the state response has been an incoherent jumble at best, at least you don't have 20,000 dead people (would be australian equivalent to US death rate so far).

that said continuing banning things like outdoor exercise seems crazy given what we've learned about what's really high-risk (solo exercise, that is, i guess banning group classes is a different thing).

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feel off today, body just very sluggish and tired. no run. will plan to run friday instead.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Kingfush
« on: November 17, 2020, 06:09:27 pm »
yeah but you pause. i think, if you decided to lose 6 pounds, take a few days off, and try a competition squat rather than a full pause, you could break the 35-39 record very easily.

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- run 1:00:07, 12.05 km
a little too quick (4:59 average pace) but i meant to do an hour out and back and got within seven seconds without looking at my watch. nailed it.  :highfive:  penultimate km was 5:27 but it was 100% uphill and straight into a pretty stiff breeze, so not too mad about that.

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did some cursory pull ups and push ups and hollow body holds yesterday. better than nothing but strength workout motivation remains low. it's very windy today, should be interesting to run later.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Kingfush
« on: November 17, 2020, 11:58:08 am »
the california state raw, drug-tested squat record for 198-pounders aged 35-39 (can't remember whether you're that old yet but in my mind you and i are the same age, so close) is 534.6. for all ages it's 600.8. i'm just saying.

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- run 1:58:02, 21.03 km
ran all the way to BLM plaza. turned left just before getting into the last block because as a protester i've found people jogging through an obvious protest to be oddly disrespectful or at least off-putting. relaxed pace (5:37 average) but still probably should be running slower on sundays.

- stretch

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- warm up; 800m @5k pace x 6 [3:01, 3:01, 3:01, 3:02, 3:01, 2:55] w/2 mins walking rest; cool down
still feeling my way through workouts like this and not really pushing myself. should do either more reps or faster reps. that said, it was good pace practice. just not hard enough.

- stretch

ended up doing a supply run for some folks i know who had been kettled by the cops down near the WH. still wish i could have been in the thick of it, although stuff is getting pretty wild down there tonight. fascists out in the streets, stabbed some people, and obviously being protected by the cops while cops threatened nurses with arrest earlier today, in another part of the city, for protesting about school reopening plans. cop who was guarding the intersection i met people at was not wearing a mask, not even around his neck. fuck the police.

anyway mom was firm, though: too risky to be among all that w/r/t covid. and she's right. anyway, helping a little bit is better than nothing.

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killing me that i can't be downtown today but my parents were too worried about covid exposure because there's thousands of dipshits proudly not wearing masks, who traveled all over the place. ;aowiejf;oian;lxckvna;lkfga;oierht;aowiejfas;kxncvla;xkcn;alihg;aowie

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- run 35:14, 7.03 km
beautiful evening. just wanted to get the juices flowing a bit rather than taking a nap. i was tired this afternoon, for some reason. slept well last night (although i had a very vivid dream involving a friendly acquaintance from pakistan and a woman i had a crush on from grad school and some confusion about who would be staying where in a city we were all visiting together).

- stretch

went down to BLM plaza today to gather before marching over to king and spalding, one of the big law firms that's representing the trump campaign lawsuits. MAGA assholes were out, none of them wearing masks. all breaking current DC law by refusing to mask in public, although obviously the cops did nothing about it. a lot of infowars shit (one guy was even wearing an infowars t-shirt). among the anti-trump protesters who have been holding it down there for weeks now, there was an older lady holding up a "false idol" sign with a picture of trump on it. the chuds surrounded her, yelling at her from all sides, and she just stood there with the sign overhead like a fucking champion. brave woman.

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- demolish bathroom floor x 2.5 hours
guy's coming tomorrow to put new tiles down and i had to rip up the old tile before he gets here. hammer, putty knife, chisel, and a lot of elbow grease. it's funny, i went to practice guitar just now and it was like i'd regressed three months. hands are just wiped out. carpenters are strong as shit, man.

no run, just ran out of time. i need to get a head lamp.

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- warm up, hill sprints 120m x 7 w/walk down recovery; cool down
total distance 5.45 km. glutes definitely felt this. meant to do 8 but there was such a drop-off on the seventh rep that i stopped. breathing very hard.

- stretch

not that warm but heinously humid today. weather guy on the radio said it's like being inside a dog's mouth and that sounds about right. also raining lightly the whole day. T+DI 135, humidity 95% per accuweather.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: November 11, 2020, 09:52:33 am »
yeah i hear that about getting "partials are bad!" drilled in early on. even though i've been on here for almost the whole time that i've been lifting weights and adarq is the king of partials, so i should have known better. at any rate, "strength training is GPP" is a higher law than "partials are bad."

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- run 59:12, 11.56 km
so warm. nice and easy, ran very relaxed until the big hill in the penultimate km.

- stretch

early assessment of adios 5's: they're fine. nothing special, i will look for a different pair next. maybe suck it up and try the endorphins.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: November 10, 2020, 08:16:04 am »
you're got pretty long legs, might be worth doing rack DLs? if you're not trying to compete and the exercise is just to build legs and back/shoulders, then who cares if they're off the floor?

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