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    Reply To:Danny Tutskey’s Masters Training Program 2013

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    Danny Tutskey on July 5, 2010 at 1:57 am #99979

    Thursday, 1/14/10

    Week 2, Day 4

    Workout – 4 am wake up, 5 am workout
    Max V Warm up
    200m skip
    50m of short warm up
    600m (50m walk, 50m accel)
    Dynamic stretches x 10 reps
    Sprint Drills x 30m
    Build ups

    7 x 30m w/30m fly in at submax 95% 3-5min/rep
    3.05, 3.09, 2.99, 3.10, 3.04, 3.11, 3.06
    Cool down/walk
    Light Stretching

    Ext. Repetition Core – 2 X’s Through Circuit
    Solo Twist x 10
    Reverse Crunch x 20
    Twisting Crunch x 20each
    Med. Ball Toe Touch x 30
    Side Crunch x 15 each
    Hip Thrust x 20
    Side Crunch x 20each
    Russian Twist x 20
    Solo Twist x 10
    Lying Wipers x 10

    This workout felt much better than any of the workouts thus far. I was really ready to go. I’ll explain the times and what happened below.

    Rep #1 – Good accel, but when I got the fly it felt hard to keep up the intensity in trainers.
    Rep #2 – Felt much faster. I felt like I really set up myself for a good fly, but the time was a little slower.
    Rep #3 – The best rep and achieved my goal for the workout.
    Rep #4 – Felt just as good as the last one. The only difficult part I was starting to feel was finishing the fly.
    Rep #5 – Looking to stay consistent and have one more under 3.00. The accel is feeling very good, but starting to get a little tired.
    Rep #6 – Bad rep all the way around. Time to hunker down for the last one.
    Rep #7 – Pushed myself very hard and tried be mentally tough while feeling fatigued.

    So if you’re reading these times, you’ll notice that it doesn’t look very fast. Well, I got up and was mentally ready to do this workout. I was excited to see where I was compared to last week and see if I had any improvements. I got to the track and had a great warm up. UNTIL the worst thing can happen before you go into a max v workout. I opened up my back and pulled out the bag that I thought had my spikes in it. Low and behold, I grabbed my football cleats. GREAT!!!!! So, I started thinking about what to do. Drive 30 min round trip to get spikes or just do the workout. I decided that my goal now was to break 3.00 on the fly without spikes. I did that and tried to stay consistent. It’s difficult to do flys in trainers because of the positioning it puts you when you’re trying to throw down. I achieved my goal for the workout, but I’m not going to lie, I wonder what I would have run had I had my spikes on.

    So what do you guys think? How much of a difference would have spikes made? Was I faster than I was last week in this workout? I look forward to responses if any!

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