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  • #138966
    runnergirl.89
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    #148048
    Memnoich
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    I started back up my Gym workout. Found at [url=http://”http://skinnyguy.net/”%5DSkinny Guy Workout[/url]{Not advertising, just this is the workout that I’m doing}

    So far its been going good, I feel a lot better.

    #148069
    Kai-An
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    I’ve started going to Mission Street Yoga. The teachers, the energy, and the workout is amazing. I still hurt from Saturday, but in a good way. :) Hopefully I can start going twice a week and jogging the other days. Just need to finish finals first.

    #150298
    runnergirl.89
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    So after running in the Army-Ten-Miler (ATM) in October I had to take about three months off from any type of exercise and even avoid walking too much. Now that I’ve been cleared to run again I’ve started going to the gym three times a week. I decided to lift weights and do exercises that my doctor gave me to strengthen the muscles in my hips and upper legs. I’ve also started to get serious about my core strength and so have started back to doing push-ups and sit-ups. Along with that I’m trying to swim at least twice a week to improve my lung capacity. It’s also a good way to cross-train and loosen up my legs. So that’s what I’m doing now. I hope to gradually increase my mileage again and run the ATM in Oct. 09. 

    #150429
    runnergirl.89
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    So I was still having trouble running and was only able to run in the cold for a mile and half and inside on the treadmill for two and half miles. After getting an MRI done the specialist I was seeing said nothing was wrong (no broken bones or torn muscles. My right hip is just inflamed from over use. He said I could keep running and told me to try taking Advil before every run to try and control it. I hate taking medication, no matter how small the dose, unless I absolutely have to. I’m already taking medicine for my asthma and other than those I try to use natural remedies. So anyways, I’ve decided to give my hip another month of rest and will hopefully be able to run pain free in March. For now I’m sticking with weight lifting, swimming, biking, and a 40 minute yoga DVD workout.

    #150699
    Benjamin
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    Here is my current “Training Program” for those interested a SEAL run is based on the US Navy SEAL run times in BUD/S, and a TRX is a great piece of training equipment. YouTube it, you will love it. 8)
    Physical Training Program
    Day One.
    SEAL Run……………………………………6.4 km in 30 min
    Chest Press………………………………..4 Sets
    Traction Pull………………………………..4 Sets
    Incline Press……………………………….3 Sets
    TRX Rows……………………………………3 Sets
    TRX Flies……………………………………..3 Sets
    Back Extentions……………………………3 Sets
    Incline Flies………………………………….3 Sets
    Close Chins………………………………….3 Sets
    Day Two.
    Stretch Program
    Martial Arts Training
    Day Three.
    Military Press………………………………..4 Sets
    Tricep Push Down………………………….4 Sets
    Bicep Curl …………………………………….3 Sets
    Side Raises…………………………………..3 Sets
    Reverse Tricep Pulldown…………………3 Sets
    Seated Bicep Curl…………………………..3 Sets
    Rear Delt Fly………………………………….3 Sets
    Dips……………………………………………..3 Sets
    Concentration Curl…………………………3 Sets
    Stretch Program
    Martial Arts Training
    Day Four
    Stretch Program
    Martial Arts Training
    Day Five
    SEAL Run…………………………………………6.4/30 min
    Leg Press ………………………………………..4 Sets
    Hamstring Curl………………………………….4 Sets
    Leg Extention……………………………………4 Sets
    Calve Raise………………………………………4 Sets
    Stretch Program
    Martial Arts Training
    Day Six
    Rest & Relaxation
    Day Seven
    SEAL Run……………………………………………6.4 km in 30 min
    SEAL Swim………………………………………….500m
    Underwater Swim………………………………..25 m
    Underwater Retrieval……………………………5 min
    Water Treading……………………………………5 min
    Evening Stretch……………………………………1 Hour

    #150705
    inari
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    *points at Benjamin’s post * Wow!

    #151385
    Mindas Arran
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    Monday: Strength training focusing on back and chest with rounds on the heavy bag.
    Tuesday: HIIT
    Wednesday: Strength training focusing on bicep and tricep with rounds on the heavy bag.
    Thursday: Nothing.
    Friday: Strength training focusing on shoulders and legs with rounds on the heavy bag, then HIIT.
    Saturday: Nothing.
    Sunday: Endurance run at leisurely pace.

    Monday – Friday is a pretty strict diet with controlled proteins/carbs and little to no sugar. Lots of water (almost 2 gallons a day).
    Saturday (and to a lesser degree sunday) – Pizza night with snacks and all the junk food I want which, strangely, isn’t all that much since I started working out more.

    #152808
    runnergirl.89
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    wow, have not checked this thread in a long time but i must say some of you have really good programs going. i’ll see about posting mine later this week.

    #155638
    medleym
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    mondays is work with biceps and push up regiment and 8 min intense ab workout followed by hill blast. Later at night Coach Grappling and Jiu jitsu for two hours
    Tuesdays is Chin ups and more training at the club. When school in weight room session
    weds is biceps and push ups again with abs and hill
    Thursdays is two hours of Jiu Jitsu coaching and striking. when school in weight room session.
    FRidays is biceps and push ups again with abs and 2 hours of general training at the club, wrestling, jiu jitsu, striking etc.

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