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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #1380 on: September 06, 2010, 01:48:42 am »
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9/5/2010

resting heart rate = 43
- using 60 sec pulse

boom

you? never, you lie

uhhhh......

machine measured 42 back when i boxed in a cardiac rehab lab and i know how to measure my own pulse.. get lost with that dumb shit.



*lost*

I used to have a 38-40 when I woke up. Havent measured it in years though, so I dont know if its true anymore.

So Im not surprissed that Darq has it that low. Hes in a great shape.

damn 38!@#!

i wanna get into the 30's, low 30's would be a long term goal.. i've always wanted 39 so bad.

thats awesome.

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I dont think its down in that spectrum anymore though. I might try and measure sometime again.

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« Reply #1381 on: September 06, 2010, 01:51:05 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

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« Reply #1382 on: September 06, 2010, 02:14:46 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

Yeah. I just measured mine to 70 sitting at the computer and working.

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« Reply #1383 on: September 06, 2010, 04:58:23 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

Yeah. I just measured mine to 70 sitting at the computer and working.

ah.. it should get lower with some of the stuff we have planned.

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« Reply #1384 on: September 06, 2010, 05:15:44 am »
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sick workout tonight

9/5/2010

bw = 157
soreness = none
aches/injuries = left heel

workout:
- 7 mile run : didn't time it, but fastest i've run in a long time, i basically kept pace the entire 7 miles and made sure to push the pace when i started thinking about backing down.. alot of it must have been at sub 7 min/mile pace.. started cramping right off the bat for about the first quarter then it disappeared, it had me worried, same spot as last night.

- C1: explosive half squat @ 135 x 1
- C1: partial bar-dips @ BW x 30 <-- felt so light like i was a feather hah
- C1-info: 4 rounds

- SSBAR stepups: 75 lb bar @ 1 x 10 each leg <-- didn't like stepups after all that crap, i have to walk the bar like 20 feet around obstacles too so i dno if im going to do them
- partial neutral grip pullups: BW @ 2 x 15

- partial rom GHR: 4 x 5
- pushups: 3 x 25

done :d

couldn't jump today, my obsession with trying to jump every day is going to kill my heel or make me a beast, the probably of the former happening is pretty high.. heh.. during my run i felt my heel off and on, it's basically bruised from my LR-DLRVJ plant.. hopefully tomorrow it feels good to sprint/jump, the plan is:
(monday)
- sprint
- jump
- 5.2 mi run
- 185 lb half squat + dips
- pullup
- glute bridges + calf raises


and to get an idea of what next day would look like:
(tuesday)
- short sprints
- 3.9 mile run
- work up to a very heavy single + 4 heavy singles
- dips/pullups
- ghr/pushups

trying to go light, moderate, heavy on lifts, while simultaneously going long, moderate, short on distance running.

right piriformis a bit tight.
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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #1385 on: September 06, 2010, 06:02:09 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

Yeah. I just measured mine to 70 sitting at the computer and working.

ah.. it should get lower with some of the stuff we have planned.


Yeah. To be fair, I had just walked up a flight of stairs. But anyways.

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« Reply #1386 on: September 06, 2010, 06:12:15 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

Yeah. I just measured mine to 70 sitting at the computer and working.

ah.. it should get lower with some of the stuff we have planned.


Yeah. To be fair, I had just walked up a flight of stairs. But anyways.

that'll skew it for sure hehe!

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« Reply #1387 on: September 06, 2010, 06:18:30 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

Yeah. I just measured mine to 70 sitting at the computer and working.

ah.. it should get lower with some of the stuff we have planned.


Yeah. To be fair, I had just walked up a flight of stairs. But anyways.

that'll skew it for sure hehe!

Yeah. its not helping.

Damn man. Were going to become beastly beasts. Im aiming for the guy bmully posted in the track and field section  ;D

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« Reply #1388 on: September 06, 2010, 06:24:12 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

Yeah. I just measured mine to 70 sitting at the computer and working.

ah.. it should get lower with some of the stuff we have planned.


Yeah. To be fair, I had just walked up a flight of stairs. But anyways.

that'll skew it for sure hehe!

Yeah. its not helping.

Damn man. Were going to become beastly beasts. Im aiming for the guy bmully posted in the track and field section  ;D

ya you got to get on that level, that guy is intense as fuck.

good things to come !@$!@

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #1389 on: September 06, 2010, 06:42:06 am »
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fuck, i just tried it once like 5 mins ago, finger on neck.
abt 60 beats for 1 min. damn  :(

a RHR of 60 isn't bad for power athletes btw, though RHR is a good marker for how in condition someone is, people with insane aerobic + anaerobic conditioning don't have high RHR's.. also, if you want to compare to mine, you'd have to lie down for 5 minutes just relaxing then measure, that's how i measure mine.. it's still low regardless of doing that, but say my 42 might have been 48-50 if i just went from standing up to sitting down + measuring.

peace!

Yeah. I just measured mine to 70 sitting at the computer and working.

ah.. it should get lower with some of the stuff we have planned.


Yeah. To be fair, I had just walked up a flight of stairs. But anyways.

that'll skew it for sure hehe!

Yeah. its not helping.

Damn man. Were going to become beastly beasts. Im aiming for the guy bmully posted in the track and field section  ;D

ya you got to get on that level, that guy is intense as fuck.

good things to come !@$!@


Damn, if I could just run a 11.80 100m with my weight. That would be crazy.

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #1390 on: September 07, 2010, 04:03:42 am »
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9/6/2010

bw = 157
soreness = none
aches/injuries = lower back bugging (from the paused chinups), left heel a bit (better than last few days tho)

workout got kind of messed up, pavement/sidewalks/court was all wet, heavy rain storms stopped around 11pm



workout:
- walk to bball court: ~1.3 miles
- svj's until i slipped (after warmup): about 6

here's where the fun starts:
- C1: RELAXED MR tuck jumps with slight linear displacement: 25
- C1: SVJ x 1
- C1-info: 4 rounds, rest between exercises and after SVJ

- RELAXED MR tuck jumps with slight linear displacement: 60

- C2: RELAXED MR tuck jumps with slight linear displacement: 25
- C2: SVJ x 1
- C2-info: 4 rounds, rest between exercises and after SVJ

so in all, 260 relaxed MR tuck jumps lol.. felt SO good, so explosive, so much pop.. i was actually getting some sick height on SVJ and on plenty of the tuck jumps.

- walk home: 1.3 miles

- 2.6 mile run: 18:05
-- first 1.3 miles: 8:48 = 6:46min/mile
-- next 1.3 miles: 9:17 = 7:08min/mile
-- stopped at 2.6 because im a pussy, or it was drizzling, not sure which

- bar dips: 8

- deep squat: 185 @ 4 x 1 (ez)

- chinups: 10

- S1: glute bridges @ 4 x 30-40
- S1: calf raise @ 4 x 20



done :D

that relaxed tuck jump complex/workout was freaking AMAZING.. it gave me more pop in my svj's thats for sure.. i need to do stuff like this more often, one thing i've lacked recently is "bounce training" ie reactive work.. i might actually jump tomorrow, not sure.. if i feel good i probably will, which changes my schedule above but rain does that :)

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« Reply #1391 on: September 07, 2010, 04:33:02 am »
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thats some crazy volume i dont know or even heard of anyone that can handle that
re-evaluate, daniel-san, re-evaluate

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« Reply #1392 on: September 07, 2010, 04:36:44 am »
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thats some crazy volume i dont know or even heard of anyone that can handle that

kangaroo status homie!

ya i plan on trying to improve on that volume.. :)

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« Reply #1393 on: September 07, 2010, 10:45:54 am »
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Andrew are you seriously air alerting?!?

 :P

jk, crazy stuff as always.

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« Reply #1394 on: September 07, 2010, 08:40:09 pm »
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just posting pics for now, still have more workout to do later.. insane volume relaxed tuck jumps ftw.. i got horrible sleep, jumped within an hour of waking up, yet still jumped good.. i had so much reactivity today.. didn't land any dunks but got up high.

 9/7/2010