Warm-ups
These are headlines
only, more on this to come...
specific Warmups
OCTOBER
2006
broke the 12
minutes deadline.
?? 2006
I'm not one much
for warm-ups.. But sometime you have to..
In fencing
competitions I used the preliminary rounds to warm up.. except at big
competitions..
When I taught
fencing.. warm-up time was a good way of getting everyone to focus on
what was ahead
When I hike or
xc-ski.. I'll just go at it.. and will be warmed up after a while
anyways.
at the gym :
12 minutes.. why?
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I was traumatized
in junior high school by the Cooper test.. couldn't run for mor than 8-9
minutes.. so now I figure..so now I just NEED to get to 12 mins every
time I can.
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to get a feel of
my energy level. I try to maintain an AveHR or 115.. and sometimes it's
real easy, and sometimes I just can't. after doing that for months..
I've really gotten to see a pattern about how the WU goes.. and how the
rest of my training will be. When I'm on the slow side.. I can already
tell myself that maybe I'll work on my form or leave some exercises til
the end, just in case I don't make it..and when I know I feel good, I up
my weights as soon as I have in inkling to do it.
-
to rid my head of
the day's worries and thoughts. The gym isn't far from my workplace and
the ride over by car isn't long enough.
-
to do something
(cycling) while doing shoulder rotations and streches, wrist flexions
and extentions.. neck exercieses, that really make me feel good.
However, I want to start
doing some specific warm-ups before lifting at least a minimal amount,
that would definately be good.
MARCH
2006
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