- Scapular pullup: I used the pullup/dip thing where you can stand on the foothold and have it take weight off for you. I had the lever in #12, which I think aided me 64 lb. I finished the 5 minutes and during that time did maybe 5 pullups. I think I liked doing it this way because then I knew I was actually holding myself correctly. When I do it on my pullup bar, for instance, I don't feel like I can do a pullup from the position I'm in. I'll see how I feel tomorrow and will then know whether I did it differently!
- Curl: started with 10-lb dumbbells, but after 1:30 I knew I wouldn't be able to do that all. I wish we had 8lb ones! So I quit with those and grabbed the 5lbs, started over, and did the whole 5 minutes.
- Standing ham: Doing this in front of a mirror is good because then I can make sure my legs are completely straight. I think this one is getting easier, which means there has to be a way I can work harder when doing it.
- Lunge: Right leg--2:15; Left leg--1:35. This one is not getting any easier! However, I was really trying not to lean to one side or the other OR to lean forward (but I was trying to keep my torso erect). Ay! So many things to remember!
- Wall squat: 3 min. The last 2 minutes were so hard! Maybe I am working harder on the lunge than I think I am.
- Crate crunch: 5 min.
I'm trying to excel by using the talents that God has given me and trying to record what I'm learning from His Word and from training.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Training Log; 5-min ISOs; 3.5 miles
Even though it's the weekend and I had all day of daylight to go out and run, I ended up at the Y after the sun went down since I was less than motivated to run outside when it was freezing. But since I was on a treadmill, I could actually watch my pace and increase incrementally. It wasn't the 6 miles that my tempo runs are supposed to be currently, but I did what I had time for. Starting at 9:13 pace, I added 0.1 mph per quarter mile until the last 5 minutes, when I added 0.1 mph per minute. I ended up at 7:43 pace. 3.5 mi, 29:55. It was just a warmup for my 5-min ISOs!
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