tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30265818405026111972024-03-04T22:32:40.517-08:00Doodle QWelcome to my blog. This is a place you'll find a glimpse in to my airy fairy head.Unknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger25125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-6955856239041547002013-07-27T12:26:00.000-07:002013-07-27T12:26:31.271-07:00DeadliftingCan you see the difference?<br />
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90kg deadlifts<br />
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70kg front squats<br />
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Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-34400001943533070992013-05-23T08:31:00.000-07:002013-05-23T08:31:21.495-07:00Lateral Raises and Rear Delt FlyesI went to the Body Power Expo at the NEC on the weekend and watched <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm39gv8AWlY" target="_blank">Kris Gethin</a> and <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/DanaLinnBailey" target="_blank">DLB</a> do a workout (kind of like a fly on the wall). They performed the below exercises - with much heavier weights of course - so I tried it out. It is so much tougher than it looks.<br />
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Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-18917839875638804772013-05-08T10:27:00.001-07:002013-05-08T10:28:14.805-07:0040kg Bench PressManaged to perform 5 reps on the 3rd set today. Arms getting stronger!<br />
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<br />Deadlifts - 3 sets. 2 sets of 5 reps, 1 set of AMPAP. 80kg<br />
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Bench Press - 1 set of 3 at 40kgUnknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-23483038851211281402013-04-18T07:44:00.000-07:002013-04-18T07:45:32.146-07:00Muay ThaiAt the end of last year, I went to Thailand for a good friend's wedding. This was also a good time to combine some Muay Thai training with the trip (it was also to coax my boyfriend to attend the wedding with me!). We trained in Phuket at the <a href="http://muaythaidragon.com/" target="_blank">Dragon Muay Thai</a> Camp for 10 days. It was morning (7:00am) training and evening training (4:00pm). It was very gruelling and very enjoyable at the same time. I learnt so much and hopefully did improve my moves over time.<br />
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Last Sunday I kicked and punched around a bit at the gym. Very out of practice as you can see with my arms and legs flying in all directions. The saying,"If you don't use it, you'll lose it." is very true here.<br />
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Below is a smash-up of our Thailand trip (courtesy of my bf, Richard) . There is some Muay Thai training in there somewhere!<br />
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<br />Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-53217912610872033192013-04-15T14:32:00.000-07:002013-04-15T14:32:27.867-07:00Working out with a boyOccasionally, I train at Gymbox with my boyfriend. He gives me tips and guidance on training and helps me with my form. More often than not, working out with him would really take a lot out of me. I was knackered after this workout:<br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 5 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 5 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 5at 70kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 80kg <br />
set 5: 5 at 90kg<br />
set 6: 1 at 100kg<br />
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90kg deadlift, 5 reps.<br />
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100kg deadlift, 1 rep<br />
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set 1: 5 at 10kg<br />
set 2: 5 at 30kg<br />
set 3: 3 at 40kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 35kg <br />
set 5: 2 at 40kg<br />
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Chin Ups - a mix of hanging (which is still too difficult for me) and using the TRX straps.<br />
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Tricep Extensions on the Cable Machine at 6.25kg, 2 sets of 14 reps.<br />
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Failed attempt at Tricep Dips as you can see below:<br />
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Finished off with a little Muay Thai practice - Which I will talk about in my next post! <br />
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Tha magic 50 - which is:<br />
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Followed by 20 minutes on the Cross Trainer at level 7 on intervals mode.<br />
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I'm a firm believer in stretching after every workout. It really helps with reducing DOMS.<br />
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A clip of what my stretching routine usually involves.Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-52178805254113274922013-04-11T06:34:00.001-07:002013-04-11T06:34:39.747-07:00Workout Post<u>Workout 10/4/13</u><br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 6 at 70kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 80kg <br />
set 5: 1 at 90kg<br />
set 6: failed at 100kg<br />
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20 minutes interval running at 6.1mph<br />
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17 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 8<br />
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<u>Workout 11/4/13</u><br />
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Front Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 3: 5 at 60kg<br />
set 4: 3 at 65kg<br />
set 5: 3 at 65kg<br />
set 6: 2 at 70kg <br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 25kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 4: 6 at 35kg<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 8 <br />
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Foam rollingUnknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-41291922825344940692013-04-09T14:52:00.002-07:002013-04-09T15:00:16.183-07:00Another catch-up!No I haven't not been working out. I just haven't logged it here. Finding that I am doing less moves since the weights have gotten heavier.<br />
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<u>Workout 26/3/13</u><br />
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20 minutes interval running at 6 miles/hour <br />
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Back Squats:<br />
set 1: 6 at 60kg<br />
set 2: 7 at 70kg<br />
set 3: 5 at 80kg<br />
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If I remember correctly, I was feeling low on energy, hence only did 3 sets<br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 25kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 3: 4 at 40kg<br />
set 4: 4 at 40kg<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 8<br />
80 Sit-ups. Pulled a muscle whilst do so. Don't ask me how! :S<br />
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<u>Workout 28/3/13</u><br />
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15 minutes run to the gym from home. <br />
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Front Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 45kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 4: 7 at 55kg<br />
set 5: 6 at 60kg<br />
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100 Sit-ups<br />
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15 minutes run back home.<br />
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<u>Workout 2/4/13</u><br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 4: 6 at 70 kg<br />
set 5: 5 at 80kg<br />
set 6: 3 at 90kg<br />
set 7: 1 at 100kg<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 8.<br />
100 Bicep curls with 6kg dumbbells. <br />
Single leg dips. 3 sets of 10 each leg. <br />
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<u>Workout 3/4/13</u><br />
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Back Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 5: 5 at 80kg<br />
set 6: 3 at 85kg<br />
set 7: 2 at 90kg <br />
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The 85kg back squat.<br />
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90kg back squat. heaviest to date.<br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 3: 2 at 40kg<br />
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Single leg dips. 3 sets of 10 each leg.<br />
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<u>Workout 4/4/13</u><br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 6 at 60kg<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 8. <br />
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Single leg dips. 3 sets of 10 each leg.<br />
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Bit of a write-off this day!<br />
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<u>Workout 5/4/13</u><br />
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Front Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 3: 6 at 60kg<br />
set 4: 3 at 70kg<br />
set 5: 2 at 70kg<br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 3: 3 at 40kg<br />
set 4: 4 at 40kg<br />
set 5: 3 at 40kg<br />
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Cross Trainer 20 minutes on level 8 interval mode.<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 8<br />
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Back Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 7 at 70kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 80kg<br />
set 5: 2 at 85kg<br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 35kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 40kg<br />
set 5: 4 at 42.5kg <br />
set 6: 2 at 45kg<br />
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One of the guys at the gym help spot me with the bench press. It's amazing how much more confident you feel with a "safety net".<br />
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40 Push-ups.<br />
20 Sit-ups.Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-52492854890744796282013-03-25T09:49:00.000-07:002013-04-09T14:59:55.059-07:00Workout log catch-up<u>Workout 21/3/13</u><br />
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20 minutes interval running at 6 miles/hour <br />
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Back Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 6 at 65kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 5: 5 at 75kg<br />
set 6: 4 at 80kg<br />
set 7: 3 at 82.5kg<br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 6 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 6 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 80 kg<br />
set 5: 2 at 90kg<br />
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<u>Workout 22/3/13</u><br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 7<br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 25kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 35kg<br />
set 5: 4 at 40kg <br />
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100 Sit-Ups<br />
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<u>Workout 25/3/13</u><br />
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Front Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 45kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 4: 10 at 55kg<br />
set 5: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 6: 6 at 65kg<br />
set 7: 3 at 65kg <br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 70kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 80 kg<br />
set 5: 2 at 90kg<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 8 <br />
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My handy work.<br />
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Cross Trainer 20 minutes on level 7 interval mode. <br />
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Front Squats: <br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 45kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 4: 10 at 55kg<br />
set 5: 7 at 60kg<br />
set 6: 5 at 62.5kg <br />
set 7: 5 at 62.5kg<br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 25kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 27.5kg<br />
set 4: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 5: 10 at 32.5kg<br />
set 6: 5 at 35kg<br />
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100 Floor Sit-Ups.<br />
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Doing the 45kg front squat with plates under my feet. <br />
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The camera is a little close here. Just wanted to see my push up form.<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 7<br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 80kg<br />
set 5: 2 at 90kg<br />
set 6: 1 at 100kg<br />
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Magic 50 with 10kg dumbbell Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-75264832022782598212013-03-18T15:20:00.001-07:002013-03-18T15:20:46.658-07:00Squat and Press<br />
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Workout:<br />
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Back Squats - I had put plates under my feet this time so I was able to squat down lower. It made the squats so much harder:<br />
set 1: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 2: 6 at 65kg<br />
set 3: 5 at 65kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 5: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 6: 5 at 75kg<br />
set 7: 5 at 75kg<br />
set 8: 3 at 80kg<br />
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Standing Press - these felt heavier today:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 7 at 25kg<br />
set 3: 7 at 25kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 25kg<br />
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20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 7<br />
Foam rolled. <br />
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No filming today as other people were using the bench I balance my camera on. Ha!<br />
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Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-86377440710016153492013-03-16T08:47:00.000-07:002013-03-16T08:47:30.078-07:00Early Saturday WorkoutI couldn't fall back to sleep after getting up for the loo at 5:51 this morning, so I jumped out of bed around 6:30 and prepared to get to the gym for 8! First one in today as they open at 8 on the weekends.<br />
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Workout:<br />
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Front Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 40kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 45kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 4: 10 at 55kg<br />
set 5: 5 at 57.5kg<br />
set 6: 5 at 60kg<br />
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Deadlifts:<br />
set 1: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 2: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 3: 5 at 75kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 80 kg<br />
set 5: 3 at 90kg<br />
set 6: 2 at 100kg<br />
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Attempted the 105kg deadlift but failed.<br />
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Lat Pull Downs Underhand Grip at 45kg, 2 sets: 10,7<br />
Tricep Pushdowns at 25kg, 2 sets: 11,15<br />
20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 7<br />
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50kg front squat <br />
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100kg deadlifts x 2 repsUnknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-32636384925314234122013-03-14T11:17:00.000-07:002013-03-14T11:18:13.314-07:00Squatting HeavierAt the gym today, I tried to up the weights steadily on each set of back squats and bench presses I did.<br />
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Back Squats:<br />
set 1: 10 at 50kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 60kg<br />
set 3: 5 at 70kg<br />
set 4: 5 at 75kg<br />
set 5: 5 at 80kg<br />
set 6: 5 at 80kg<br />
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Bench Press:<br />
set 1: 10 at 20kg<br />
set 2: 10 at 22.5kg<br />
set 3: 10 at 25kg<br />
set 4: 10 at 27.5 kg<br />
set 5: 10 at 30kg<br />
set 6: 10 at 32.5kg<br />
set 7: 5 at 35kg<br />
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Planks x 2 sets of 40 seconds<br />
Cross Trainer 20 minutes on level 7 interval mode.<br />
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Back squat at 80kg. Most I have done in a while. 5 reps.<br />
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Bench press at 30kg. 10 reps. <br />
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<br />Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-1099433871165404412013-03-13T05:47:00.000-07:002013-03-13T05:48:16.089-07:00100kg Deadlift 1 Rep MaxToday's workout:<br />
Front Squats: 3 sets at 50kg: 7,8,10 reps. 1 set at 52.5kg: 10 reps, 1 set at 55kg: 10 reps<br />
Deadlifts: 55kg: 5 reps. 70kg: 5 reps. 80kg: 3 reps. 90kg: 2 reps. 100kg: 1 rep<br />
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100 Situps<br />
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90kg deadlift for 2 reps in preparation for the 100kg deadlift max.<br />
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My workout:<br />
Back Squats at 70kg, 5 sets: 6,6,6,6,10 or 11 reps<br />
Deadlifts at 70kg, 5 sets: 6,6,6,6,6 reps<br />
Standing Press at 12.5kg: 5 sets: 10,9,7,8,10<br />
20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 7<br />
Lat Pull Downs Underhand Grip at 45kg, 2 sets: 12,8<br />
Tricep Pushdowns at 25kg, 2 sets: 12,10<br />
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First set of back squats (70kg) today. Saw that my butt was too high in the air whilst at the bottom. Tried to correct it on the next sets.<br />
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Butt is now lower.<br />
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Dead lifts (70kg). 10kg added from last time.<br />
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Standing press (12.5kg). My upper body strength is ridiculously bad! <br />
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Lat pulldowns (45kg). Upper body is moving all over the place. Must remember to stay still. <br />
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My workout:<br />
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Back Squats at 70kg, 5 sets: 6,6,6,6,10 reps<br />
Deadlifts at 60kg, 5 sets: 10,10,10,10,10 reps<br />
Standing Press at 12.5kg: 5 sets: 10,10,6,8,10<br />
20 minutes on the Cross Trainer on interval mode at level 7<br />
Lat Pull Downs Underhand Grip at 45kg, 2 sets: 12,10<br />
Tricep Pushdowns at 25kg, 2 sets: 12,10<br />
30 Floor Situps<br />
20 Floor Leg Raises<br />
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I filmed myself doing my last set of deadlifts to check how my form was. My bottom could be lower! Also need to remember to rest for a beat before picking up the bar again after each rep.<br />
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<br />Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-3842577533081189412013-02-11T13:33:00.000-08:002013-02-11T14:47:21.069-08:00Bad form deadliftingToday at the gym I was all prepare to do this weights routine:<br />
Deadlifts - 3 set x10<br />
Bench Press - 3 x 10<br />
Underhand Close Grip Lat Pull Down - 3 x 10<br />
<span class="st">Triceps Extension - 3 x 10</span><br />
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<span class="st">After performing the first set of deadlifts with 50kg, I thought I'd challenge myself to complete the other sets with 60kg. When I picked up 60kg barbell I felt an instant twitch in my lower back and quickly had to put down the weight. I didn't pay enough attention to my form. Rookie mistake! Now my back has been hurting all day. </span><br />
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<span class="st">All I have to say here is that, FORM is very important! Now I think I'll have to rest from training for a day or 2. Not good! </span><br />
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<br />Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-84702708577520039312013-02-06T09:56:00.001-08:002013-02-06T09:56:01.217-08:00Exercise Tip #1You know how you get set in your ways with the order you do things at the gym? I for one always did my cardio first before weights. My tip today is to switch things up. If you're like me, why not start on the weights first, then move on to cardio? I have switched the two around. By doing this, I feel stronger since my muscles aren't tired out by the cardio first, therefore, I am able to lift more. <br />
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Chopping and changing your routine will prevent you from getting stale and bored! Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-89425056871653915972013-02-05T09:01:00.000-08:002013-02-05T09:13:41.097-08:00Why do I run?This <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/the-running-blog/2013/feb/05/why-we-love-to-run?CMP=twt_gu" target="_blank">article</a> in The Guardian today has prompted me to think about the reasons why I run.<br />
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It all started in 2005 with the Bupa 10K. A few of my friends had entered the race and asked if I wanted to join. I thought to myself, "You're looking for a new challenge, why not?!" My main motivation to run was to lose weight. I had already lost around 15lbs in the past few years but could stand to lose a fair bit more. My weight had plateaued a this point. I had hoped that taking up running would give the weight shift a good kick up the back side.<br />
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I remember it being really tough pounding the pavement. I would run for a few minutes and then would have to stop to catch my breath. My aim at the beginning was to just run for as long as I could without stopping to rest. Running for 3km without stopping was such a big achievement!<br />
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Slowly but surely I worked up from 3km to 3miles, then eventually I was able to run 10km in the 1hr-1hr 15min range with no breaks at all. I was chuffed! On the actual race day, If I remember correctly, I passed the finish line in 1hr 10 minutes.<br />
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I had caught the running bug! Since then, I have entered into many a 10k's trying to better my PB's. My best time being 52 minutes. I have also entered half marathons (PB: 2hrs 1 minute) and managed the London marathon (with a bad knee I might add!) in 2010 in 5 and a half hours.<br />
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Reasons why I enjoy running?<br />
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1) It's just me and my music. I'm alone with my thoughts, it really gives me a sense of freedom.<br />
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2) It clears my head. When something is on my mind a long run really helps me think things through.<br />
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3) A sense of achievement. Running a distance that overwhelms you just thinking about it makes me go, "Wow, I actually ran that!". This happens when ever I look back at the 26.2 miles the marathon took!<br />
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4) It keeps me fit. As I have said, running has helped me lose weight and having strong legs feel great!<br />
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5) Running is the easiest sport to take up. All you have to do is lace up your trainers and run out of the door. There is no fuss to it.<br />
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Ok I have to say there are days where I would rather stay in bed than go for a run, but once I get pass that first hurdle of just getting out there I never regret any run! <br />
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<br />Unknownnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3026581840502611197.post-27760847284498897132013-01-30T14:16:00.001-08:002013-01-31T07:32:48.489-08:00New beginnings.... Protein cookies recipe<span style="font-family: "Helvetica Neue",Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: small;">I started this blog back in November 2011. It is now January 2013 and this is my second blog post. Very poor effort on my part. I figured I will start small by posting a recipe that I am going to make (as taught by Nicola Whitehead on YouTube). I am very much into healthy eating. Recently, I've been trying to up my protein intake. This is an easy 3 ingredients protein cookie recipe.</span></span><br />
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<span style="font-family: "Helvetica Neue",Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: small;">Ingredients: 2 ripe bananas, 25g of your preferred protein powder, 60g of rolled oats. </span></span><br />
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<span style="font-family: "Helvetica Neue",Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: small;">2) Add the protein powder and oats and mix well.</span></span><br />
<span style="font-family: "Helvetica Neue",Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: small;">3) Place a baking sheet or foil on to a tray. Divide the mixture in to 6-8 portions onto the baking tray.</span></span><br />
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<span style="font-family: "Helvetica Neue",Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: small;">These will make great post workout or post lunch/dinner treats. </span></span><br />
<span style="font-family: "Helvetica Neue",Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: small;">Each cookie will roughly have 3g of protein and have around 50 calories. </span></span><br />
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This blog will mainly be an outlet for my very cluttered mind! I can foresee future blogs about food, design, running, and anything I am bursting to off load in to the world wide web!</div>
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