Monday, 19 November 2012

Blog - Training/Back Diary - Entry Sies and Siete - 18/11/12

Well hello, I have had a two week hiatus with my blog due to a variety of reasons but it is good to be back! So I will talk about both the week commencing 5/11/12 and the one starting 12/11/12. Both of which have been mixed weeks in a number of ways.

Firstly the back had a rough week from the 5/11/12. I think it was partly due to training volume, partly how busy I was but predominantly physio has to take a lot of the blame as I have actually finally had physio again which will continue for the foreseeable future as I attempt to stall the slippery slide towards my operation! The pain came to a particular head on the weekend of my sisters birthday where I struggled in enormous amounts of pain at her party and couldn't get home afterwards until the Monday.

So I took Monday off and condensed the second week into a slightly shorter training week. Overall training was good though on both weeks. Weights are high and running is looking good I would say. I have had some motivational issues especially on the first Monday with hills due to the cold weather and poor facilities that I had to work with. However, later in the week I was much much better and the second week I have been cruising thorough the schedule.

In regards to my diet I have been good I even tried liver! Its not great but I can deal with it! However, my coach says I need more variations in my meat and need to be less anal about it all! So I will hopefully sort that out a bit. I also may consider varying my calorie intake a little more!

What was nice is that my coach finally came down to my area to see me do a session which was awesome. It meant he could give me some focus points and adjust the training schedule to my weaknesses and strengths that I currently have.

On a more negative note I have been out twice this week and have got drunk but to be honest I have been desperate for a night out!

I also will have a new food blog out soon (on Carbs methinks) and I was thinking of starting another  blog to! We shall see!

I also want to make a couple of points on the new schedule (kindly programmed by Mr. Gregory Potter) I have now moved on to an extra training session each week creating 6 sessions in 5 days with two days of rest. I have more varied tempo and longer hills which ar,obviously seeing gradual progression as I move towards actual sprinting and special endurance (300m etc. running). Some stuff, however, has remained largely the same for me to see  increased benefits it has just seen little variations (which even I have missed on occasion!). It is good to compare the two programs however, especially for any future coaches to see how the changes can be implemented gradually to get a desired effect.

Anyway,

Heres the schedule:

05/11/12 
WU1+2 
T 
HR (low standing start 
3x15m, 2m RR,  
3x25m, 3m RR, 
3x35m, 4m RR 
S1 
CD1 
Rest 
H1 
S2 
STST1 
WU1+2 
Drills: 
A run 2x10m, 1m RR 
B run 2x10m, 1m RR 

TR  
(runs ~ 80% fastest time therefore you should be working harder with each rep): 
2x(3x60m), 1m RR, 5m SR 

(runs ~ 60% fastest time therefore you should be working harder with each rep): 
3x200m, 2m RR 
then core exercises detailed below 
CD1+2 
WU1 
C 
SK 
CD1 

H2 
S1 
STST2 
Rest 
12/11/12 
WU1+2 
T 
HR (low standing start 
3x15m, 2m RR,  
3x25m, 3m RR, 
3x35m, 4m RR 
S2 
CD1 
Rest 
H1 
S1 
STST1 
WU1+2 
Drills: 
A run 2x20m, 1m RR 
B run 2x20m, 1m RR 

TR  
(runs ~ 80% fastest time therefore you should be working harder with each rep): 
2x(2x90m), 1m RR, 5m SR 

(runs ~ 60% fastest time therefore you should be working harder with each rep): 
3x200m, 2m RR 
then core exercises detailed below 
CD1+2 
WU1 
C 
SK 
CD1 

H2 
S2 
STST2 
Rest 


WU = Warm Up        
CD = Cool Down
HR = Hill Run (from low standing start)
TR = Tempo Run (from standing start)
T = Throws
SK = Skipping
S = Strength
C = Circuit
H = Hurdles
STST = Static Stretch
RR = Rep Recovery
SR = Set Recovery


Warm Up 1+2
(Shoes off for everything after jog and before runs): Jog / skip / sideways shuffle with arm swings clockwise on grass (or mat if weather’s terrible) until light sweat (800-1600m), Cat/camelx10, Standing thoracic spine rotationsx10, Standing wall angelsx10, Physio exercises, 5-10 Dynamic stretches of choice,
Drills
Backwards walk with eyes closedx10m, Backwards skipx20m, Backwards runx30m,  A walk with eyes closedx10m, A skipx20m, B walk with eyes closedx10m, B skipx20m, Carioca walk with eyes closedx10m, Cariocax30m, 2-3x30m runs @ 60-70%, 5x50m form runs from a standing start @ 75-85%


Warm Up 1
(Shoes off for everything after jog and before runs): Skip until light sweat, Physio exercises, Dynamic stretches of choice


Cool Down 1+2
Skip / jog until light sweat,
Foam roll: quadsx10, ITBx10, hamsx10, adductorsx10, TFLx10, latsx10,
Tennis ball: sole of footx10, trapsx10, pecsx10,
Static stretches of choice x60s, Squat stretch x 60s


Cool Down 1
Skip / jog until light sweat,
Static stretches of choice x60s, Squat stretch x 60s


Strength 1 (alternate sessions using the maximum loads you can lift perfectly for the rep ranges prescribed with slightly lighter, faster sessions with loads at about 80% of the previous session)

NB RR for 1 arm / 1 leg exercises is for the rest in between sides. Perform at least 1 warm up set for all exercises (other than bodyweight exercises). Treat the warm up sets like the work sets (groove impeccable form at every opportunity).
Week Beginning
Barbell complex (no rest between exercises, just bar) (overhead split squat x 5, front squat x 5, overhead squat x 5, Romanian deadlift x 5)
Yielding Nordic
1 leg press (foot high on pad)
Back extension
Dumbbell bench pull
05/11/12
2x8, 1m SR
3x6, 1m SR
2x6, 2m SR
3x6, 2m SR
12/11/12
2x8, 1m SR
3x6, 1m SR
2x6, 2m SR
3x6, 2m SR
19/11/12
2x9, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR
2x6, 2m SR
3x5, 2m SR
26/11/12
2x9, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR
2x6, 2m SR
3x5, 2m SR


Strength 2 (alternate sessions using the maximum loads you can lift perfectly for the rep ranges prescribed with slightly lighter, faster sessions with loads at about 80% of the previous session)

NB RR for 1 arm / 1 leg exercises is for the rest in between sides. Perform at least 1 warm up set for all exercises (other than bodyweight exercises). Treat the warm up sets like the work sets (groove impeccable form at every opportunity).
Week Beginning
Barbell complex (no rest between exercises, just bar) (overhead split squat x 5, front squat x 5, overhead squat x 5, Romanian deadlift x 5)

Yielding Nordic
Toes-up step up (higher box and therefore less weight than previous mesocycle; strict – should be no help from rear leg and box may need to be low for this)
Shoulders elevated glute bridge hold (barbell on lap – keep pelvis posteriorly tilted at the top)
Dumbbell bench press
05/11/12
3x5, 1m SR
3x6, 1m SR
2x20s, 1m SR
3x6, 2m SR
12/11/12
3x5, 1m SR
3x6, 1m SR
3x20s, 1m SR
3x6, 2m SR
19/11/12
3x6, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR
3x15s, 1m SR
3x5, 2m SR
26/11/12
3x6, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR
3x15s, 1m SR
3x5, 2m SR


Skipping
Week Beginning
Skipping rope (alternate leg)
05/11/12
20 minutes
12/11/12
20 minutes
19/11/12
20 minutes
26/11/12
20 minutes



Throws
Week Beginning
4k between legs forwards
4k overhead
05/11/12
3x5, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR
12/11/12
3x5, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR
19/11/12
3x5, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR
26/11/12
3x5, 1m SR
3x5, 1m SR


Hurdles 1
NB 2 = 2 in each direction (therefore 4 sets in total)
Week Beginning
Over - under
Forwards lead high knee
05/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles
12/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles
19/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles
26/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles


Hurdles 2
NB 2 = 2 in each direction (therefore 4 sets in total)
Week Beginning
Sideways crossover
Backwards trail high knee
05/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles
12/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles
19/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles
26/11/12
2 x 6 hurdles
2 x 6 hurdles


Tempo Run
Week Beginning
Medicine ball diagonal (use heavier ball than last mesocycle)
Side plank
Long lever plank
Long-lever glute bridge
05/11/12
2x12, 30s SR
2x40s, 20s SR
2x40s, 20s SR
2x40s, 20s SR
12/11/12
2x13, 30s SR
2x40s, 20s SR
2x40s, 20s SR
2x40s, 20s SR
19/11/12
2x14, 30s SR
2x45s, 15s SR
2x45s, 15s SR
2x45s, 15s SR
26/11/12
2x15, 30s SR
2x45s, 15s SR
2x45s, 15s SR
2x45s, 15s SR


Static Stretch 1 (all to be found in the e-book I sent you)
Week Beginning
Outer hamstring
Hip flexor
Pec
Adductor
Steeple
Lower back
05/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
12/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
19/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
26/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s


Static Stretch 1 (all to be found in the e-book I sent you)
Week Beginning
Inner hamstring
2 legged quad
Broad back
Calf
Pinwheel
Large Globe
05/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
12/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
19/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
26/11/12
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s
1x60s


Circuit (as little rest as possible between exercises, 2m rest between sets)
Week Beginning
Medicine ball diagonal (use heavier ball than last mesocycle)
Dumbbell lateral split squat (use heavier dumbbells than last mesocycle)
Dumbbell split squat (use heavier dumbbells than last mesocycle)
Dumbbell curtsy split squat (use heavier dumbbells than last mesocycle)
Dumbbell overhead side to side walk
Side plank
Long lever plank
Long-lever  glute bridge
05/11/12
2x12
2x12
2x12
2x12
2x40s
2x40s
2x40s
2x40s
12/11/12
2x13
2x13
2x13
2x13
2x40s
2x40s
2x40s
2x40s
19/11/12
2x14
2x14
2x14
2x14
2x45s
2x45s
2x45s
2x45s
26/11/12
2x15
2x15
2x15
2x15
2x45s
2x45s
2x45s
2x45s





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