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I've got a surprise for you clowns in a few days. day 4 It was dick pics. You didn't miss much. I made a drag harness out of an old firehose to do HIIT work dragging a tire. I was going to bless you with pics of my torture device. |
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http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l543/bobjonesar15/NASC7B25B%20-%20Camera%204%202016-07-14-20-01-26_zps0xi5nzmw.jpg Always good day for a nice set of sprints. Straps made out of old fire hose and a bolt. ~15 ft of rope and an old AT tire. View Quote You should be doing that while wearing a 50# weight vest. |
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You should be doing that while wearing a 50# weight vest. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l543/bobjonesar15/NASC7B25B%20-%20Camera%204%202016-07-14-20-01-26_zps0xi5nzmw.jpg Always good day for a nice set of sprints. Straps made out of old fire hose and a bolt. ~15 ft of rope and an old AT tire. You should be doing that while wearing a 50# weight vest. I've only gotten it up to 25 so far. 50# is fucking heavy! |
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I've only gotten it up to 25 so far. 50# is fucking heavy! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l543/bobjonesar15/NASC7B25B%20-%20Camera%204%202016-07-14-20-01-26_zps0xi5nzmw.jpg Always good day for a nice set of sprints. Straps made out of old fire hose and a bolt. ~15 ft of rope and an old AT tire. You should be doing that while wearing a 50# weight vest. I've only gotten it up to 25 so far. 50# is fucking heavy! Stop slacking! Stop being fat! |
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You're in our world now. SD&F is all about body shaming. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Stop slacking! Stop being fat! No body shaming! You're in our world now. SD&F is all about body shaming. That's pretty much all that goes on here. |
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I've only gotten it up to 25 so far. 50# is fucking heavy! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l543/bobjonesar15/NASC7B25B%20-%20Camera%204%202016-07-14-20-01-26_zps0xi5nzmw.jpg Always good day for a nice set of sprints. Straps made out of old fire hose and a bolt. ~15 ft of rope and an old AT tire. You should be doing that while wearing a 50# weight vest. I've only gotten it up to 25 so far. 50# is fucking heavy! Ever done a CPAT? |
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been going at it almost every other day for several weeks now.
I feel as though my stride has improved and my ability to keep it going for a greater distance. I haven't pushed myself too hard, I don't want to over do it and risk injury. final goal being the 2017 BolderBoulder, so there is plenty of time to get there. |
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been going at it almost every other day for several weeks now. I feel as though my stride has improved and my ability to keep it going for a greater distance. I haven't pushed myself too hard, I don't want to over do it and risk injury. final goal being the 2017 BolderBoulder, so there is plenty of time to get there. View Quote What is your routine? |
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been going at it almost every other day for several weeks now. I feel as though my stride has improved and my ability to keep it going for a greater distance. I haven't pushed myself too hard, I don't want to over do it and risk injury. final goal being the 2017 BolderBoulder, so there is plenty of time to get there. What is your routine? run 230m walk 100m run 325m walk 100m run 350m walk 175m run 312m walk 100m run 225m walk 105m run 230m The run pace is an aggressive, yet comfortable one with the last 60-100m of each run is done at a faster pace/push. the distances, while not uniform in distance, are easily identifiable landmarks that I found using Google Earth. It would be much easier / uniform with a programmable watch, but my NewBalance GPS watch is pretty "simple" by todays standard. another week of the above and I'll probably increase the run distances the HIIT style running makes travel a bit easier. I used to have to plan a route from my hotel, now I can just pick a run/walk distance and repeat it |
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run 230m walk 100m run 325m walk 100m run 350m walk 175m run 312m walk 100m run 225m walk 105m run 230m The run pace is an aggressive, yet comfortable one with the last 60-100m of each run is done at a faster pace/push. the distances, while not uniform in distance, are easily identifiable landmarks that I found using Google Earth. It would be much easier / uniform with a programmable watch, but my NewBalance GPS watch is pretty "simple" by todays standard. another week of the above and I'll probably increase the run distances the HIIT style running makes travel a bit easier. I used to have to plan a route from my hotel, now I can just pick a run/walk distance and repeat it View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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been going at it almost every other day for several weeks now. I feel as though my stride has improved and my ability to keep it going for a greater distance. I haven't pushed myself too hard, I don't want to over do it and risk injury. final goal being the 2017 BolderBoulder, so there is plenty of time to get there. What is your routine? run 230m walk 100m run 325m walk 100m run 350m walk 175m run 312m walk 100m run 225m walk 105m run 230m The run pace is an aggressive, yet comfortable one with the last 60-100m of each run is done at a faster pace/push. the distances, while not uniform in distance, are easily identifiable landmarks that I found using Google Earth. It would be much easier / uniform with a programmable watch, but my NewBalance GPS watch is pretty "simple" by todays standard. another week of the above and I'll probably increase the run distances the HIIT style running makes travel a bit easier. I used to have to plan a route from my hotel, now I can just pick a run/walk distance and repeat it Very cool. |
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been going at it almost every other day for several weeks now. I feel as though my stride has improved and my ability to keep it going for a greater distance. I haven't pushed myself too hard, I don't want to over do it and risk injury. final goal being the 2017 BolderBoulder, so there is plenty of time to get there. What is your routine? run 230m walk 100m run 325m walk 100m run 350m walk 175m run 312m walk 100m run 225m walk 105m run 230m The run pace is an aggressive, yet comfortable one with the last 60-100m of each run is done at a faster pace/push. the distances, while not uniform in distance, are easily identifiable landmarks that I found using Google Earth. It would be much easier / uniform with a programmable watch, but my NewBalance GPS watch is pretty "simple" by todays standard. another week of the above and I'll probably increase the run distances the HIIT style running makes travel a bit easier. I used to have to plan a route from my hotel, now I can just pick a run/walk distance and repeat it Very cool. My running app has me: Warm up 5 min Run. 4 min Sprint. .5 min X4 Cool down. 5 min It gets progressively harder every run. Run 3-4 times per week. |
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My running app has me: Warm up 5 min Run. 4 min Sprint. .5 min X4 Cool down. 5 min It gets progressively harder every run. Run 3-4 times per week. View Quote So, the 4 minute thing seems to be a common HIIT timeslot. I was doing 4min - Jumprope 4min - stationary bike 4min - tire drag sprints x3 with 1 minute rests in between. I think 4 mins is the sweet spot for how long you can realistically exert max output. |
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Quoted: http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l543/bobjonesar15/NASC7B25B%20-%20Camera%204%202016-07-14-20-01-26_zps0xi5nzmw.jpg Always good day for a nice set of sprints. Straps made out of old fire hose and a bolt. ~15 ft of rope and an old AT tire. View Quote Need to fill that thing with rocks or concrete or something. |
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LOL wtf! I wasn't expecting a car tire. Need to fill that thing with rocks or concrete or something. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l543/bobjonesar15/NASC7B25B%20-%20Camera%204%202016-07-14-20-01-26_zps0xi5nzmw.jpg Always good day for a nice set of sprints. Straps made out of old fire hose and a bolt. ~15 ft of rope and an old AT tire. Need to fill that thing with rocks or concrete or something. Yea, I'm going to add more tires to it. On the grass/rocks it gets decent drag. |
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is the 'cool down' between sets or ? I may transition to soemthing like this eventually View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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<snip> My running app has me: Warm up 5 min Run. 4 min Sprint. .5 min X4 Cool down. 5 min It gets progressively harder every run. Run 3-4 times per week. is the 'cool down' between sets or ? I may transition to soemthing like this eventually No it's after. I also forgot that after the sprint there is a 1 minute walk. Shortest minute ever. |
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Running, gross. Being fast and strong is stupid. I have truck it is way faster than running. Not after TEOTWAWKI. What do you anticipate the scenario to be where vehicles don't run? In any case, that'll be a lot of walking, not running. |
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I found a schwinn airdyne on CL
my HIIT routine 2 minute warmup 30 seconds of all out, balls to the wall effort, maintaining maximum effort (to be honest, most times I dont last the entire 30 seconds..if i can get to about 22 seconds then I am doing great) 60 seconds of recovery--pedaling at a slow rate repeat that for a total of 10 intervals |
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Quoted: http://pnwhandbooks.org/weed/sites/default/files/imagecache/gallery-slideshow/pictures/punc7.jpg Where's your God now? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I have truck it is way faster than running. Not after TEOTWAWKI. http://pnwhandbooks.org/weed/sites/default/files/imagecache/gallery-slideshow/pictures/punc7.jpg Where's your God now? |
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My god is science and technology. https://media.performancebike.com/images/performance/products/product-hi/50-8556-700-TOP.jpg?resize=1500px:1500px&output-quality=100 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I found a schwinn airdyne on CL my HIIT routine 2 minute warmup 30 seconds of all out, balls to the wall effort, maintaining maximum effort (to be honest, most times I dont last the entire 30 seconds..if i can get to about 22 seconds then I am doing great) 60 seconds of recovery--pedaling at a slow rate repeat that for a total of 10 intervals View Quote I picked one up from a sporting goods store going out of business sale. Crossfit football has some good conditioning workouts using them. |
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Quoted: I picked one up from a sporting goods store going out of business sale. Crossfit football has some good conditioning workouts using them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I found a schwinn airdyne on CL my HIIT routine 2 minute warmup 30 seconds of all out, balls to the wall effort, maintaining maximum effort (to be honest, most times I dont last the entire 30 seconds..if i can get to about 22 seconds then I am doing great) 60 seconds of recovery--pedaling at a slow rate repeat that for a total of 10 intervals I picked one up from a sporting goods store going out of business sale. Crossfit football has some good conditioning workouts using them. |
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not where I want to be running distance wise, but good news nevertheless...
HIIT training is paying off. I no longer have to take BP medication (Lisinopril) was taking only 5mg |
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HIIT bicep curls with a 50 pound bell certainly lets you know you worked out.
Though I am immensely enjoying the old school pre-HIIT HIIT of wind sprints, burpees, and punching a heavy bag. |
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I think I've hit a wall in my training that I need to break out of...
but. I did do a 22:05 in my last regular circuit, which is about 3.28 miles considering that included 5(?) one min. walks between runs, thats pretty good as the last 5k time I remember was around 25-28 min. I ran last night, and only got in 2.8mi in the same amount of time, but I only did two walks and pushed out my run distances about 2x. I guess I need to push out my normal distances to make these workouts more effective. |
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I think I've hit a wall in my training that I need to break out of... but. I did do a 22:05 in my last regular circuit, which is about 3.28 miles considering that included 5(?) one min. walks between runs, thats pretty good as the last 5k time I remember was around 25-28 min. I ran last night, and only got in 2.8mi in the same amount of time, but I only did two walks and pushed out my run distances about 2x. I guess I need to push out my normal distances to make these workouts more effective. View Quote Do a short sprint day (30/30s, 60/90s, 200s, 400s), A long sprint day (800s, 1 mile repeats) and a timed long run day (3-7 miles). |
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I've been doing a HIIT inspired thing...
I have to take my heavy bag down when it rains as the only good place to put it was a beam at the edge of the 2nd story deck. With it down, I bear hug the shit out of it and pick it up and put it down 5-6 times trying to lift it as high as I can, as fast as I can without killing myself. (weighs in at 120 lbs) It must be working because helping my dad pick up a can full of grain I damn near flug the freaking thing into the ceiling because it only weighed 50 lbs. |
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