7 miles bike
1000 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s/side
C1 Ring FG chin 4,3,3
C2 HeSPU 4,3,3
D1 Pistol 3x5/side
D2 Ring FL row 3x5
D3 DB planche-throughs 8'sx3x8
Friday, 25 May 2012
Thursday, 24 May 2012
22 May 2012: Statics
7 miles bike
0930 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s
C1 DB cross hold 12.5'sx6x10s
C2 Ring FL 6x10s
S1 Splits PNF
D1 Round-off practice
0930 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s
C1 DB cross hold 12.5'sx6x10s
C2 Ring FL 6x10s
S1 Splits PNF
D1 Round-off practice
Monday, 21 May 2012
21 May 2012
7 miles bike
0900 ABW
A1 Hang clean & jerk 60x3x3
A2 HLL 3x5
B1 Pullup 6,5,5
B2 Military press 42.5x8,7,7
C1 BB row 52.5x3x6
C2 DB bench press 25'sx10,8,8
D1 Green band GM x13
S1 Lat 2mins
0900 ABW
A1 Hang clean & jerk 60x3x3
A2 HLL 3x5
B1 Pullup 6,5,5
B2 Military press 42.5x8,7,7
C1 BB row 52.5x3x6
C2 DB bench press 25'sx10,8,8
D1 Green band GM x13
S1 Lat 2mins
Friday, 18 May 2012
18 May 2012
7 miles bike
1000 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s/side
C1 Ring FG chin 3x3
C2 HeSPU 4,3,3
D1 Pistol 3x5/side
D2 Ring FL row 3x5
D3 Inverted cross 6'sx3x8
S1 Splits PNF
E1 KB TGU 20x3/side
1000 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s/side
C1 Ring FG chin 3x3
C2 HeSPU 4,3,3
D1 Pistol 3x5/side
D2 Ring FL row 3x5
D3 Inverted cross 6'sx3x8
S1 Splits PNF
E1 KB TGU 20x3/side
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
15 May 2012: Statics
7 miles bike
0930 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstand
B2 QDR 3x10s/side
C1 DB cross 12'sx6x10s
C2 Ring FL 6x10s
Attack of the Honey Badger:
S1 Barbell IT band mash
S2 Barbell shoulder mash
S3 Barbell calf mash
0930 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstand
B2 QDR 3x10s/side
C1 DB cross 12'sx6x10s
C2 Ring FL 6x10s
Attack of the Honey Badger:
S1 Barbell IT band mash
S2 Barbell shoulder mash
S3 Barbell calf mash
Monday, 14 May 2012
14 May 2012: Strength
7 miles bike
0945 ABW
A1 RDL 130x2x5, 100x8
A2 HLL 3x5
B1 Pullup x5,4,4
B2 Military press 40x3x8
C1 BB row 50x3x6
C2 DB bench press 20'sx3x10
D1 Green band GM x12
S1 Lat x2mins
S2 Super couch (hip) x2mins/side
S3 Side ninja x1min/side
0945 ABW
A1 RDL 130x2x5, 100x8
A2 HLL 3x5
B1 Pullup x5,4,4
B2 Military press 40x3x8
C1 BB row 50x3x6
C2 DB bench press 20'sx3x10
D1 Green band GM x12
S1 Lat x2mins
S2 Super couch (hip) x2mins/side
S3 Side ninja x1min/side
Saturday, 5 May 2012
Training Routine
Easier said than done sometimes! A shocking display at gymnastics on Wednesday has led me to re-prioritise (both a combination of fatigue and weakness). I must return to more straight-arm gymnastics work or as it turns out my flicks etc go to hell. I must ditch the unnecessary vanity work as I don't particularly need bigger arms at this point! Also needless to say I need to improve my power:weight and that means bodyfat. So training is targeted towards strength and skill work for gymnastics, with as much extra low-level activity (as much as possible without compromising recovery and performance) to aid the fat loss.
Arms - big enough for now
Mon - Full-body strength training (lower body low-end strength, upper body strength-hypertrophy)
Tue - Gymnastics static skills + kicking practice
Wed - Basketball + Gymnastics
Thu - Boxing and/or sprints
Fri - Gymnastics static skills + low-end bodyweight strength training
Sat/Sun - light mixed activity (KBs, boxing, light running, cycling etc)
Friday, 4 May 2012
04 May 2012
7 miles bike
0930 ABW
A1 PB planche / A2 PB L-sit (6x10s)
B1 Handstand / B2 QDR (3x10s)
C1 DB cross 12's / C2 Ring FL (6x10s)
D1 FG ring chin 3x3 / D2 HeSPU 3x3
E1 Ring FL row 3x3 / E2 PPP 3x3
F1 Heavy bag 6x30s/20s
0930 ABW
A1 PB planche / A2 PB L-sit (6x10s)
B1 Handstand / B2 QDR (3x10s)
C1 DB cross 12's / C2 Ring FL (6x10s)
D1 FG ring chin 3x3 / D2 HeSPU 3x3
E1 Ring FL row 3x3 / E2 PPP 3x3
F1 Heavy bag 6x30s/20s
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Thought of the day...
I'm not often motivated to post comments on forums or do actual "blog posts", but I'm in an 'effed-off kind of mood lately... so I posted some thoughts on the excellent Melissa McEwen's blog.
"I’ve been getting quite fed up recently with some people I otherwise respect (like Wolf) paying lip service to the “evolutionary template” approach favoured by yourself, Lalonde, KGH, Kresser, Jaminet etc but then defending the misguided “paleo re-enactment” of default low-carb, “paleo man didn’t eat it” etc (just listen to Cordain’s latest interview by Jimmy Moore to hear myriad examples of this). Sure there are potentially detrimental chemicals in potatoes (or whatever), but you cannot tell me the same or similar aren’t present in basically every plant we eat – it doesn’t mean we necessarily shouldn’t eat them. Is no-one in paleo saying don’t eat parsnips for example? No but I bet if anyone took a look they’d have their own chemical defences which we could cobble an argument around. I’m also sure I remember you posting about the modern sweet potato having less anti-nutrients than the ancestral yam for example.
Robb always says a low-carb paleo intervention works best in practice but has he ever actually tried a moderate-carb or high-carb paleo intervention?! If we’re getting away from the macronutrient focus (which I think is a good move) then please let’s do that.
"I’ve been getting quite fed up recently with some people I otherwise respect (like Wolf) paying lip service to the “evolutionary template” approach favoured by yourself, Lalonde, KGH, Kresser, Jaminet etc but then defending the misguided “paleo re-enactment” of default low-carb, “paleo man didn’t eat it” etc (just listen to Cordain’s latest interview by Jimmy Moore to hear myriad examples of this). Sure there are potentially detrimental chemicals in potatoes (or whatever), but you cannot tell me the same or similar aren’t present in basically every plant we eat – it doesn’t mean we necessarily shouldn’t eat them. Is no-one in paleo saying don’t eat parsnips for example? No but I bet if anyone took a look they’d have their own chemical defences which we could cobble an argument around. I’m also sure I remember you posting about the modern sweet potato having less anti-nutrients than the ancestral yam for example.
Robb always says a low-carb paleo intervention works best in practice but has he ever actually tried a moderate-carb or high-carb paleo intervention?! If we’re getting away from the macronutrient focus (which I think is a good move) then please let’s do that.
I will bet similar on the MiRNA issue regarding rice which was blogged about fairly recently. This effect is probably in every plant we just haven’t studied every plant yet. Even the vaunted “auto-immune protocol” does nothing for some people, me being one of them. My Crohn’s improved on a paleo diet but now I have developed lupus! Sadly not everything can be fixed by pinning the blame on a dietary “bad guy”."
20 Mar 2012
7 miles bike
ABW 0830
A1 Pistol 3x4/side
A2 RDL 120x3x5
A3 HLL 3x5
B1 Leg extn xRP to F
S1 Splits PNF
ABW 0830
A1 Pistol 3x4/side
A2 RDL 120x3x5
A3 HLL 3x5
B1 Leg extn xRP to F
S1 Splits PNF
19 Mar 2012: Upper
7 miles bike
0830 ABW
A1 Planche 6x10s
A2 L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s
C1 DB cross hold 12'sx6x10s
C2 Ring FL 6x10s
1 set to failure:
Pullup/shoulder press/row/chest press/facepull/bar pushdown/EZ curl/Cuban press
S1 Splits PNF
0830 ABW
A1 Planche 6x10s
A2 L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s
C1 DB cross hold 12'sx6x10s
C2 Ring FL 6x10s
1 set to failure:
Pullup/shoulder press/row/chest press/facepull/bar pushdown/EZ curl/Cuban press
S1 Splits PNF
Thursday, 15 March 2012
15 Mar 2012
7 miles bike
0900 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s
C1 Ring FL 6x10s
C2 DB cross hold 12'sx5x10s
1 set to failure:
Chins/shoulder press/rows/chest press/DB curls/bar pushdowns/facepulls/Cuban press
S1 Splits PNF
S2 O/H band
0900 ABW
A1 PB planche 6x10s
A2 PB L-sit 6x10s
B1 Handstands
B2 QDR 3x10s
C1 Ring FL 6x10s
C2 DB cross hold 12'sx5x10s
1 set to failure:
Chins/shoulder press/rows/chest press/DB curls/bar pushdowns/facepulls/Cuban press
S1 Splits PNF
S2 O/H band
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