What Was Your Work Out Today?
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Walked 20 minutes, Beachbody 1.5 hrs1
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10 mile bike ride on the trainer.1
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Two very short, intense workouts: Kettlebell intervals with a weight that is just a bit too much for me at the moment (ouch arms and shoulders!). And in the evening I wanted to see if I can run 5k again (just started again) but found I was running really fast right from the start. So I kept it up and ended up grasping for air after 2km. Result
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I lifted some weights in a 2 hour session:
Dynamic stretching
3x500m row sprints on the erg. I am quite slow, all were 1.57 pace.
Band stuff
Overhead press (5 sets 5, 35 kgs)
Bent over row (5 sets of 5, 55 kgs)
Bench (5 sets of 5, 50 kgs)
Curls
3 sets of 6 dips
Core stuff2 -
Doing Zoom classes with my gym. And I’ll walk and use elliptical as well.2 -
TRX Full Body Blast circuit and 10 minute warm up run
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Yvette Bachman (YouTube) step HIIT cardio with some planks and shoulder work at the end.1
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Really nice easy hour on the rower today. Perhaps a tad harder than an easy recovery row, but not much more.0
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5.2 mile run and Day #3 of Muffin Top Challenge done!2
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Monday: Rest Day
Yesterday: Minimal band work and stretching
Today: Bike/Run session
Bike split: 1:18:00 Sweet Spot intervals to increase FTP.
18 min warm up at various power outputs, then 3 x 20 min blocks (15 min at 80% of FTP/5min recovery power)
Run split: 25 min off the bike at HIM pacing1 -
Wed 4/8/20
Morning walk at brisk pace for 50 min
30 chin ups, 100 push ups (both in sets to failure)
32 min spin bike1 -
Allowing my athletic son to take me on a 5k training run, replete with a tortuous "warm-up session" that would have been my whole workout if I was by myself. Ah...to be young again.1
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Allowing my athletic son to take me on a 5k training run, replete with a tortuous "warm-up session" that would have been my whole workout if I was by myself. Ah...to be young again.
Good for you! Many of us are in our fifties or even sixties. My two adult kids are in great shape but admit my cardio is better than theirs now. I detested cardio when I was young and should have been doing it. If you would have told me back in my twenties or thirties (I was obese through half my thirties and early 40s) I'd be rowing 50 miles plus a week on a rowing machine, I'd have said no way. I'm pretty sure Djproulx is in his early 60s (he does triathlons) and Ann, a frequent rowing contributor, is in her 60s as well.
It's never too late to get a lot more fit if you're physically capable of it.3 -
When I grow up, I wanna be like you @MikePfirrman! Thanks for the inspo (and reminder that my dream rower is waiting for me on my Amazon wishlist)2
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Yesterday: two 20-minute rides on the stationary bike, weights with dumbbells (deadlifts, goblet squats, one-armed rows, overhead press), pushups
Today: stationary bike (haven't yet though).
The bike is harder for me than running, so I figure I'm getting benefit out of it.1 -
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Odd day today. Spent all morning until about 15:00 working like crazy (I usually have time to work out around noon). So I did a 50 minute barre workout from just past 15:00 while I was supposed to be in a meeting. Fortunately skype is giving me problems with regards to microphone. Thus I was in the meeting, but only listened along a bit.
Then a while after dinner I wanted to go for a run, but didn't feel like it. Did a short but hard 16 minute arm/shoulder workout with pullups and handstands (I'm not there yet, but trying) and then grabbed my skateboard and went to a slightly sloping long road and went down twice. Well, tried as I'm only a totally bloody beginner.
So somehow I managed to do nearly 100 minutes of workouts today2 -
Hour easy row again today. HR capped at 145. Was able to keep the SPM (strokes per minute) to around 20 until roughly 15 minutes left and then had to slow to 19 to bring it home to keep the HR under 145. Sometimes you don't notice improvements day to day, but just a few months ago, I had to keep my workout rates to 17 SPM to stay under 145, if it even would at that rate.
Tomorrow's plan is a hardish 6K. It's for my club's innerclub comp, so not really all that important but I'll use it as a gauge of current fitness. I'd like to do a 2:10 or 2:09 pace. Not sure where it will end up.3 -
10 minute fun "couch" cardio with the family then 45 minutes of arms and shoulders
Then a lay down cause a migraine decided to strike2 -
Continuing 30 days of yoga with Adrienne & mon - Friday fitness blender 5 day challenge & average of 10 burpees a day.
Adding evening 20 min session on the Max trainer while watching scenic routes on YouTube and imagining I'm out there. Varying intensity.3 -
Did a mostly easy 75 minute run, with 8 x 2min hill repeats as the focus (2min climb/3min recover going back down).2
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Double rainbow at the end of my nine mile run this evening...
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In home walking 🚶♀️,cleaning y cooking,y eating healthy today (slipped yesterday)2
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Three 10-minute stationary bike sessions an hour apart - resistance 5 out of 8, 13-14 mph (I was pushing hard, I have a ways to go to get stronger). This is harder for me than running.3
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Relaxed day today: went for a roughly 20km forest walk in somewhat hilly terrain. That's all.1
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Did my 6K timed test today. A bit disappointed but I didn't think it would be stellar. 2:12.1 pace (26:26.2 time). Total time, ironically on the indoor rower, equates pretty strongly with running paces, so this would be like a 26:30 6K running time. OK for a 55 year old, but not very competitive. I'd done 7500 meters at sub 2:00 pace just a few years ago, so I have some work to do still! Power is the weakest point right now. Really needing to add back in heavy lifting for leg drive strength. Cardio is getting there.3
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4.2 mile run! And I mowed the lawn for about 20 minutes.1
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75 minute bike trainer session today. (15min warmup, 15 min at tempo output, then 35 min above normal tempo power, 5 min cooldown). Session is designed to help extend TTE (time to exhaustion), which is a key component to long course racing.2
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morning: Yoga, mid afternoon: hiit cardio and lower body strength, evening: hour of virtual fast hiking using the Max trainer and scenic routes on YouTube.
I drove by the start of the walking trail, but it was pretty crowded with a full parking lot.
Enjoying the lovely cardio warm fuzzies
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I did my hour long outside walk in the morning - we are allowed this as long as we respect social distancing.
In the evening, I did a finger strength workout:
Dynamic stretches; burpees; band warm-up; fingerboard warm up sets; weighted finger boarding main sets; finger curls; kettle bells; yoga.
It took 2 hours 40. The kettle bells was around 25 minutes, consisting of 100 two handed swings, 100 LHS swings; 100 RHS swings; 100 alternating hand swings; 50 goblet squats. I did all this with a 16 kgs.3
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