Strength - 31 Jan
Second unilateral workout.
Pull Ups
- 7
- 5
- 2R
- 8 @ 22.1
- 8 @ 24.5
- 8 @ 24.5
- 8 @ 22.1 X3
- 8 @ 19.5 X3
- 8 @ 29.5 (8 @ 26.5) X2
Second unilateral workout.
Pull Ups
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So I've made a second blog again using Blogger, A GTD Journey. I've been meaning to implement GTD for a while now, having seen it around a lot. I'm seperating these two blogs out so that both me and the readers can get a better view of the GTD system being formed and moulded.
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I missed my workout on Friday because my abs were killing me, the uniateral stuff on Wednesday really worked my core hard.
Anyway, today I did 3 sets of bounding, richochets and depth jumps.
I then did acceleration work, basically just trying to get up to full speed as quickly as possible. I did 9 sets, 3 of a different starting stance (standing facing foward, standing facing back, jogging backwards).
Pretty good workout, still had a lot in me at the end but I felt like I got a lot accomplished.
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As per this post I decided to do some unilateral work today. I didn't go heavy with the weights, but still had a good workout, it was still pretty hard.
Chin Ups
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I was reading an article over at T-Nation, 10 Things to Do...in the Gym, in the Kitchen, and in Your Head, and two of the things mentioned are ones I'm really keen to try.
One is a unilateral day, where all the moves are just using one limb basically. For me now is a great time to try it during my one gym day a week. I'm just about to go workout so I'll have some results in a short while.
The other was the snatch grip deadlift off a box, which I am keen to try. I'll probably fit this in my next strength routine after this speed one.
Another random thought I had today was about my speed workouts, maybe I'm doing too much volume. I'm all for intensity and a high volume, but since I'm sprinting twice a week I probably should do around half or a third of what I planned too on my speed days.
The final thing was regarding whether I can do some leg work in the gym. I'd like too, and I'm probably going to throw in a few dynamic squats, for both power and a bit of light recovery in the middle of the week. I won't be doing it tonight though; I'm still too sore.
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First speed workout.
I warmed up with some plyometrics, 4 sets of Jump Running, 4 sets of Lateral Jumps and 3 sets of Bounding. Went alright, my calves got pretty sore though.
I then did a few sprints:
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When outlining any course of action, the most important aspect to nail down is why you are doing it. What is the purpose of what you are doing?
For the next three week I'm going to be working on my speed. I'm going to do this three ways; sprints for co-ordination and conditioning, pylometrics for power and weights work for maximum strength.
So I've got my plan for the next three weeks (21 Jan - 11 Feb).
M - Spirnts (speed) & Pylometrics
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W - Gym
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F - Speed (accl) & Pylo
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On Monday I'll probably run at the track, doing 200, 100 and 50m sprints, focusing on my top speed. Friday I'll focus on shorter sprints, just getting up to top speed as fast as possible.
Pylometrics will be the same routine of:
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