"Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do." -- John Wooden
March 31th
Rest day lol...Im going to try to buy some weights..15# just so I can start doing some weights at home when I can't get to the gym. Must have been the good lookin guy that has me eating so well LOL...
Oh and I found this last night about Bricks...which I have done twice this week:
A brick is usually a bike/run combo. This simulates the bike to run transition - many think is the toughest part of the race. It should be done during your final training phase leading up to a race. A brick simulates the bike-to-run transition. It's wiggy. Have you ever had your leg go to sleep on you? You can move it ok but you don't feel like it's part of you. Really. It's like running on rubber pegs or running with a ball and chain attached to them.
Bricks are usually demanding on your body - don't make them routine. Definitely plan on doing 2-3 bricks during your final lead-up to your triathlon. When doing these bricks, you don't have to run your best time - go easy. I wouldn't even do your full miles. What might also work during your last several weeks to a month is to maybe do an easy mile of running after every bike ride.
Also, at the end of the bike leg, lower your gear and increase your pedal revolutions to loosen muscles tightened by pushing big gears.
Could this be why I hurt LOL
So far my racing schedule is looking like this:
June 9th:
10K trail run
June 30th:
X-tri Novi
2mile run
20K mtn bike
5 k run
July 22nd:
1st real triathlon (if ready)
800M swim
20K road bike
5K run
M1:
1 oz lowfat cheese
1 hour Tae Kwon Do
I forgot waht 200 jumping jacks felt like like
M2:
tortillia
seasoned lean beef
1 oz low fat cheese
M3:
low fat granola 1/2 cup
M4:
6 oz chicken
lettuce
2 tbs flax seeds
Lemon
M5:
1 oz low fat cheese
Totals: 1,431
F 55g
C 79g
Pro 89g
March 31th
Rest day lol...Im going to try to buy some weights..15# just so I can start doing some weights at home when I can't get to the gym. Must have been the good lookin guy that has me eating so well LOL...
Oh and I found this last night about Bricks...which I have done twice this week:
A brick is usually a bike/run combo. This simulates the bike to run transition - many think is the toughest part of the race. It should be done during your final training phase leading up to a race. A brick simulates the bike-to-run transition. It's wiggy. Have you ever had your leg go to sleep on you? You can move it ok but you don't feel like it's part of you. Really. It's like running on rubber pegs or running with a ball and chain attached to them.
Bricks are usually demanding on your body - don't make them routine. Definitely plan on doing 2-3 bricks during your final lead-up to your triathlon. When doing these bricks, you don't have to run your best time - go easy. I wouldn't even do your full miles. What might also work during your last several weeks to a month is to maybe do an easy mile of running after every bike ride.
Also, at the end of the bike leg, lower your gear and increase your pedal revolutions to loosen muscles tightened by pushing big gears.
Could this be why I hurt LOL
So far my racing schedule is looking like this:
June 9th:
10K trail run
June 30th:
X-tri Novi
2mile run
20K mtn bike
5 k run
July 22nd:
1st real triathlon (if ready)
800M swim
20K road bike
5K run
M1:
1 oz lowfat cheese
1 hour Tae Kwon Do
I forgot waht 200 jumping jacks felt like like
M2:
tortillia
seasoned lean beef
1 oz low fat cheese
M3:
low fat granola 1/2 cup
M4:
6 oz chicken
lettuce
2 tbs flax seeds
Lemon
M5:
1 oz low fat cheese
Totals: 1,431
F 55g
C 79g
Pro 89g
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