Just curious to see what training people are doing and how often.
I'm a fan of 2 interval sprints sessions a week trying to clock 6.5-7min kms (when I can get there) and 1 long distance session on the weekend minimum 12km. Add in some weight training when I can and stretching every second night. Be good to hear some other ideas and what people are upto.
sounds like you have it sortedKelly talks about different pacings at trainings 11 to 12s 14s to 18s something like that any way , i havent worked it out yet , so i just try to keep up
I ditched the gym about 3 months ago opting for a more grassroots old school workout , come up with the spartan 300 workout and got a 16 and 24 kl kettlebells , one word AWESOME
I have also given up the gym other than on the board as much as possible, I have begun doing turbulance training at home and have purchased an Indo board, great for core and balance
Whats a rapid bicept curl? for the uninitated among us.[/b]
It is the preferred choice of weight training for many of us older guys - can sometimes lead to nasty headaches next day if you do too many Particularly if you increase the weight to 750 gms!!
Goatie my querie is how is it done?Also if its for the older guys,i would be a prime candidate
goatman said...
rodriguez said...
Whats a rapid bicept curl? for the uninitated among us.[/b]
It is the preferred choice of weight training for many of us older guys - can sometimes lead to nasty headaches next day if you do too many Particularly if you increase the weight to 750 gms!!
I'm not to keen on the soft midsection that also comes with the long term routine, let alone those head aches you guys are talking about.
Never heard of Turbulence training before, but that 300 hundred workout dam thats a hard workout to try and beat in 20mins, still makes my body shake with fear when thinking about it.
I'm more of a wave rider and not into racing (yet but just bought a 14'er) but do try to keep fit, as well as the occasional previously mentioned 'bicep curls' I paddle, kite and ride my bike as much as I can. Also like tortise I have recently bought 16 and 24kg kettlebells and find that they seem to give you a fast all over workout. A set or two of 24kg kettlebell swings every morning really gets the metabolism going.
I'm not to keen on the soft midsection that also comes with the long term routine, let alone those head aches you guys are talking about.
Never heard of Turbulence training before, but that 300 hundred workout dam thats a hard workout to try and beat in 20mins, still makes my body shake with fear when thinking about it.
I'm not to keen on the soft midsection that also comes with the long term routine, let alone those head aches you guys are talking about.
Never heard of Turbulence training before, but that 300 hundred workout dam thats a hard workout to try and beat in 20mins, still makes my body shake with fear when thinking about it.
Whats the 300 work out?
It was a work out designed in the GymJones facility for the cast of 300 as their final fitness test that I think only a few completed in under 20mins. Its a great little site too, also look up beast skills. I use to go to the gym all the time but not after trying this stuff.