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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2565 on: January 12, 2011, 06:08:31 pm »
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try to get gutts to do it for you lol

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2566 on: January 12, 2011, 06:48:07 pm »
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try to get gutts to do it for you lol

haha i'd ask him for help on a few things but i wouldn't ask him to do it, people drive him crazy with that at work all day he flips out.. haha

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« Reply #2567 on: January 13, 2011, 05:52:02 am »
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shouldn't be too hard to program in excel, I mean, you already got huge diet excel files which are quite similar.
Have no clue how to fix that stuff though.

Just to be sure, you're going to update that last post every day? Or you making a new post every day?
Sucks having to go back to page 171 all the time imo

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2568 on: January 13, 2011, 06:03:25 am »
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shouldn't be too hard to program in excel, I mean, you already got huge diet excel files which are quite similar.
Have no clue how to fix that stuff though.

Just to be sure, you're going to update that last post every day? Or you making a new post every day?
Sucks having to go back to page 171 all the time imo

ya im gonna include it in each post for now, if it gets too big ill prolly put it in its own thread or in my very first post in my journal ;)

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2569 on: January 13, 2011, 06:17:45 am »
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1/12/2011

bw = 158
soreness = none
aches/injuries = right ankle, left lower back/glute at night (weird), bottom of feet a little
fatigue = low
diet = southwestern chicken sandwhich (mcdonalds), protein shake, cheeseburger, training, protein shake, protein shake + turkey & cheese sandwhich

workout #1: 3 mile walk + interval sprints to go get my car

workout #2: strength
- JR = jump rope, HSQ = half squat
JR-100, JR-100, JR-100, JR-100, JR-100, JR-100, JR-200, JR-200, JR-200, JR-200, JR-200, HSQ-45@4x10, JR-200, HSQ-135@2X5, JR-200, HSQ-185x5, JR-200, HSQ-235x5 + CU-8, HSQ-255x5 + CU-8, HSQ-275x5 + CU-8, HSQ-295x5, HSQ-315x5, HSQ-245x10=FAIL

I FIGURED OUT WHAT TWEAKED MY BACK.. WORKED UP ON HALF SQUAT WITHOUT PLATES UNDER HEELS, NOT USED TO IT ANYMORE, SO, I WAS SITTING BACK SO FAR, REALLY HITTING HAMSTRINGS EVEN HARDER, AND SITTING BACK THAT FAR MUST HAVE TWEAKED IT. FML.. DID THIS UP TO 255 X 5.. WHACK.

workout #3:
- calf raise: BW x 50, 50, 50, 50

recovery:
- stretch (hamstrings/adductors), stretched lower back too much to fix this annoying tweak and now my ham tendon injury is bugging a little





ADARQ.ORG ADVANCED PROGRESS TRACKER

Purpose: To log data in a format that is easier to analyze (for ourselves and readers of our journals), so that training setbacks are avoided & progression is of primary importance, thus making our training as efficient & effective as possible.

How-to: Copy, Paste & modify the template to suit your needs: Include this post at the end of each of your training journal posts by clicking "modify" on your previous post, copy and paste it into the current post, and then add the new data.



CURRENT GOALS
01/11/2011: PROJECT SSR7, get down to 150 or less as soon as possible.. maintain 315 x 5 half squat strength + keep a set of 20 maintained (245-265), fix right ankle, more interval conditioning, don't neglect my necessary exercises

MAJOR PR'S/MILESTONES


DAILY PHYSICAL & MENTAL STATE

BODYWEIGHT (lbs)
01/11/2011: 159
01/12/2011: 158

DIET
01/11/2011: protein shake, jumps/dunks + protein shake, protein shake, philly cheese steaks + fries, 2 cookies, training, protein shake
01/12/2011: southwestern chicken sandwhich (mcdonalds), protein shake, cheeseburger, training, protein shake, protein shake + turkey & cheese sandwhich


SORENESS
01/11/2011: hamstrings a little
01/12/2011: none


ACHES/INJURIES
01/11/2011: right ankle (need to ice it more)
01/12/2011:  right ankle, left lower back/glute at night (weird), bottom of feet a little

FATIGUE
01/11/2011: high
01/12/2011: low

SLEEP SCHEDULE THE PREVIOUS NIGHT
01/11/2011: 6 hours (6:30am to 12:30pm)
01/12/2011: 9 hours sleep

ANTI INFLAMMATORY METHODS (ICING, NSAIDS, ETC)
01/11/2011: iced right ankle for 20 minutes
01/12/2011: iced ankle twice, need to use colder ice, massaged it hard, felt good temporarily but made it ache more later

STRETCHING AND MYOFASCIAL RELEASE
01/11/2011: hamstrings very good, calfs lightly, stretching quads tomorrow
01/12/2011: hamstrings and low back very good, stretching quads reinjures my ankle.. stretched lower back too much to fix this annoying tweak and now my ham tendon injury is bugging a little


EXERCISES & SESSIONS

JUMPS/DUNK SESSIONS
01/11/2011: horrible, very fatigued

SQUATTING
01/12/2011: half squat 315 x 5 @ 157, dropping down for 245 x 20 but because of diet only hit 10 and called it quit


BODYWEIGHT UPPER
01/11/2011: neutral grip pullups, done towards the end of a jump rope workout, 2 x 10, 2 x 8
01/12/2011: chinups BW @ 4x10

GLUTE BRIDGES
01/11/2011: bodyweight: 70, 100, 100, 100

CALF RAISES
01/11/2011: bodyweight: 40, 50, 50, 50
01/12/2011: BW x 50, 50, 50, 50

WALKING LUNGES

REACTIVE WORK: SPRINTS, HALF TUCKS, POGOS, ETC
01/11/2011: barbell low squat ankle hops (worked up to ~4 sets of 95 lb x 50) + barbell mini pogos (45 lb, sets of 100)

CONDITIONING
01/11/2011: 5500 total jump rope reps, felt great, mostly sets of 200-300 turns, one set of 400 turns in 3min
01/12/2011: 2200 total jump rope turns

RECOVERY


ONE LINERS WITH EVERYTHING IN THEM
- OPTIONAL

1-LINE BW, DIET, ACHES/INJURIES, FATIGUE, SLEEP SCHEDULE, ANTI INFLAM, STRETCHING
01/11/2011: {BW=159}, {DIET=protein shake, jumps/dunks + protein shake, protein shake, philly cheese steaks + fries, 2 cookies, training, protein shake}, {ACHES/INJURIES=right ankle (need to ice it more)}, {FATIGUE=high}, {SLEEP SCHEDULE=6 hours (6:30am to 12:30pm)}, {ANTI INFLAM=iced right ankle for 20 minutes}, {STRETCHING=hamstrings very good, calfs lightly, stretching quads tomorrow}

01/12/2011: {BW=158}, {DIET=southwestern chicken sandwhich (mcdonalds), protein shake, cheeseburger, training, protein shake, protein shake + turkey & cheese sandwhich}, {ACHES/INURIES=right ankle, low back/glute later that night (weird), bottoms of feet a little}, {FATIGUE=low}, {SLEEP SCHEDULE=9 hours}, {ANTI INFLAM= iced right ankle twice}, {STRETCHING=low back/hamstrings}




1-LINE WORKOUTS
01/11/2011: {WORKOUT-1=jumps/dunks, horrible, very fatigued}, {WORKOUT-2=2 hours, 5500 total jump rope reps, barbell reactive work, felt great}, {WORKOUT-3=- S1: glute bridges: 70, 100, 100, 100 + S1: calf raises: 40, 50, 50, 50}

01/12/2011: {WORKOUT-1=3 mile walk with interval sprints mixed in}, {WORKOUT-2=2200 total jump rope turns, 315 x 5 half squat, 245 x 10 half squat but wanted 20 - too fatigued}, {WORKOUT-3=BW x 50, 50, 50, 50}

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2570 on: January 13, 2011, 06:18:13 am »
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Hm, I see.
Put mine in the OG post but it's a bitch to switch back and forth between your new post and OG one right now.

We need to make sure we take as little time as possible logging etc though.
All that time could also be used resting/gearing yourself towards your goal.

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2571 on: January 13, 2011, 06:20:23 am »
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Hm, I see.
Put mine in the OG post but it's a bitch to switch back and forth between them right now.

We need to make sure we take as little time as possible logging etc though.
All that time could also be used resting/gearing yourself towards your goal.

ya i mean it took me 10min to log my above post.. it might take others a little longer until they get used to it, shouldn't take too long though.

just make sure to link your original post in every training session post, at the bottom, so people will remember you are constantly modifying that & updating it.. i did a small example in stuck's journal, he'll just copy and paste the link in every workout post from now on etc.

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2572 on: January 13, 2011, 09:50:30 am »
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Yeah the ideas great. It takes a little more time to log, but it's not too bad.
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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2573 on: January 13, 2011, 03:19:29 pm »
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So far, I think it's a little too long. Great detail, but I think the one liners at the bottom of every journal entry would be much more convenient and easy to read.

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2574 on: January 13, 2011, 06:48:54 pm »
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So far, I think it's a little too long. Great detail, but I think the one liners at the bottom of every journal entry would be much more convenient and easy to read.
the problem with that is you dont see the progress as easily, which is the point

the point is to be able to see the whole
BW
1/13/11: 160
1/14/11:159.2
1/15/11: 160.1
.
.
.
2/26/11: 152.1

The point of the one liners is to see how external factors helped your workout itself
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 Like you really work that hard, to stay the same."
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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2575 on: January 13, 2011, 07:05:44 pm »
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So far, I think it's a little too long. Great detail, but I think the one liners at the bottom of every journal entry would be much more convenient and easy to read.
the problem with that is you dont see the progress as easily, which is the point

the point is to be able to see the whole
BW
1/13/11: 160
1/14/11:159.2
1/15/11: 160.1
.
.
.
2/26/11: 152.1

The point of the one liners is to see how external factors helped your workout itself

yup, if all you had was the 1 liners, trends in data would be much less apparent, you'd have to sift through the one liners and hope you can spot everything quickly and create a mental image of that data..... with the lists, you have that data right in front of you, in successive lines, easy to analyze.

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2576 on: January 14, 2011, 12:10:15 am »
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What if we made some simple software to log all of it? Wouldn't really be too hard... at least I don't think. Depends on what exactly it is we wanted.

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2577 on: January 14, 2011, 05:15:49 am »
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What if we made some simple software to log all of it? Wouldn't really be too hard... at least I don't think. Depends on what exactly it is we wanted.

ya it wouldn't be too hard, would definitely take some time though, and i'm pretty burnt from programming all those years i just have this mental block with it now... so kinda hard for me to get anything done.

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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2578 on: January 14, 2011, 05:27:15 am »
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1/13/2011

bw = 156
soreness = calfs a little
aches/injuries = right ankle a little, left glute/lower back a little
diet = protein shake, southern chicken sandwhich, 4 slices pizza + piece of cake (FML), southern chicken sandwhich (had another one ready :) + 2 bananas
fatigue = high (tired all day)


today was basically a rest day.. wanna dunk tomorrow, giving my ankle another day to heal up a bit, hope it helps.. anyway, i'm really fatigued today.. wasn't as much until the pizza i guess.. after that, completely toast, passed out asleep a few times..

bodyweight was good but i doubt it'll be good tomorrow koz of the cake/pizza.


workout: glute-activationz
- prone rev hyper, short rom: 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 +  25 + 25 + 50 + 50 + 50 + 50 + 50 + 50 + 80 + 65 + 70 + 25 + 30 + 25 + 40 + 25
- total prone reverse hyper reps: 910





CURRENT GOALS
01/11/2011: PROJECT SSR7, get down to 150 or less as soon as possible.. maintain 315 x 5 half squat strength + keep a set of 20 maintained (245-265), fix right ankle, more interval conditioning, don't neglect my necessary exercises

MAJOR PR'S/MILESTONES


DAILY PHYSICAL & MENTAL STATE

BODYWEIGHT (lbs)
01/11/2011: 159
01/12/2011: 158
01/13/2011: 156

DIET
01/11/2011: protein shake, jumps/dunks + protein shake, protein shake, philly cheese steaks + fries, 2 cookies, training, protein shake
01/12/2011: southwestern chicken sandwhich (mcdonalds), protein shake, cheeseburger, training, protein shake, protein shake + turkey & cheese sandwhich
01/13/2011: protein shake, southern chicken sandwhich, 4 slices pizza + piece of cake (FML), southern chicken sandwhich (had another one ready :) + 2 bananas


SORENESS
01/11/2011: hamstrings a little
01/12/2011: none
01/13/2011: calfs a little

ACHES/INJURIES
01/11/2011: right ankle (need to ice it more)
01/12/2011: right ankle, left lower back/glute at night (weird), bottom of feet a little
01/13/2011: right ankle a little, left glute/lower back a little

FATIGUE
01/11/2011: high
01/12/2011: low
01/13/2011: high

SLEEP SCHEDULE THE PREVIOUS NIGHT
01/11/2011: 6 hours (6:30am to 12:30pm)
01/12/2011: 9 hours sleep
01/13/2011: 9 hours sleep

ANTI INFLAMMATORY METHODS (ICING, NSAIDS, ETC)
01/11/2011: iced right ankle for 20 minutes
01/12/2011: iced ankle twice, need to use colder ice, massaged it hard, felt good temporarily but made it ache more later
01/13/2011: iced right ankle once, felt pretty nice after, used the REALLY cold gel ice pack direct application

STRETCHING AND MYOFASCIAL RELEASE
01/11/2011: hamstrings very good, calfs lightly, stretching quads tomorrow
01/12/2011: hamstrings and low back very good, stretching quads reinjures my ankle.. stretched lower back too much to fix this annoying tweak and now my ham tendon injury is bugging a little
01/13/2011: nothing really, occasionally some back stretches to loosen it up a little, nothing focused though


EXERCISES & SESSIONS

JUMPS/DUNK SESSIONS
01/11/2011: horrible, very fatigued

SQUATTING
01/12/2011: half squat 315 x 5 @ 157, dropping down for 245 x 20 but because of diet only hit 10 and called it quit


BODYWEIGHT UPPER
01/11/2011: neutral grip pullups, done towards the end of a jump rope workout, 2 x 10, 2 x 8
01/12/2011: chinups BW @ 4x10

GLUTE BRIDGES
01/11/2011: bodyweight: 70, 100, 100, 100
01/13/2011: total prone reverse hyper reps: 910

CALF RAISES
01/11/2011: bodyweight: 40, 50, 50, 50
01/12/2011: BW x 50, 50, 50, 50

WALKING LUNGES

REACTIVE WORK: SPRINTS, HALF TUCKS, POGOS, ETC
01/11/2011: barbell low squat ankle hops (worked up to ~4 sets of 95 lb x 50) + barbell mini pogos (45 lb, sets of 100)

CONDITIONING
01/11/2011: 5500 total jump rope reps, felt great, mostly sets of 200-300 turns, one set of 400 turns in 3min
01/12/2011: 2200 total jump rope turns

RECOVERY


ONE LINERS WITH EVERYTHING IN THEM
- OPTIONAL

1-LINE BW, DIET, ACHES/INJURIES, FATIGUE, SLEEP SCHEDULE, ANTI INFLAM, STRETCHING
01/11/2011: {BW=159}, {DIET=protein shake, jumps/dunks + protein shake, protein shake, philly cheese steaks + fries, 2 cookies, training, protein shake}, {ACHES/INJURIES=right ankle (need to ice it more)}, {FATIGUE=high}, {SLEEP SCHEDULE=6 hours (6:30am to 12:30pm)}, {ANTI INFLAM=iced right ankle for 20 minutes}, {STRETCHING=hamstrings very good, calfs lightly, stretching quads tomorrow}

01/12/2011: {BW=158}, {DIET=southwestern chicken sandwhich (mcdonalds), protein shake, cheeseburger, training, protein shake, protein shake + turkey & cheese sandwhich}, {ACHES/INJURIES=right ankle, low back/glute later that night (weird), bottoms of feet a little}, {FATIGUE=low}, {SLEEP SCHEDULE=9 hours}, {ANTI INFLAM= iced right ankle twice}, {STRETCHING=low back/hamstrings}

01/13/2011: {BW=156}, {DIET=protein shake, southern chicken sandwhich, 4 slices pizza + piece of cake (FML), southern chicken sandwhich (had another one ready :) + 2 bananas}, {ACHES/INJURIES=right ankle a little, left lower back/glute a little}, {FATIGUE=high}, {SLEEP SCHEDULE=9 hours}, {ANTI INFLAM=iced right ankle nice, very cold ice pack}, {STRETCHING=none}


1-LINE WORKOUTS
01/11/2011: {WORKOUT-1=jumps/dunks, horrible, very fatigued}, {WORKOUT-2=2 hours, 5500 total jump rope reps, barbell reactive work, felt great}, {WORKOUT-3=- S1: glute bridges: 70, 100, 100, 100 + S1: calf raises: 40, 50, 50, 50}

01/12/2011: {WORKOUT-1=3 mile walk with interval sprints mixed in}, {WORKOUT-2=2200 total jump rope turns, 315 x 5 half squat, 245 x 10 half squat but wanted 20 - too fatigued}, {WORKOUT-3=BW x 50, 50, 50, 50}

01/13/2011: {WORKOUT-1=total prone reverse hyper reps: 910}


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Re: ADARQ's journal
« Reply #2579 on: January 14, 2011, 07:11:10 am »
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Um... :uhhhfacepalm:
Current PR status:

All time squat: 165 kg/Old age squat: 130 kg
All time deadlift: 184 kg/Old age deadlift: 140 kg
All time bench: 85 kg/Old age bench: 70kgx5reps
All time hip thrust (same as old age hip thrust): 160kgx5reps