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    Reply To:Shadow Chasing

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    premium on October 19, 2009 at 11:54 am #90455

    Yr.2-Week 9

    10/11/09
    800m jog on road at a decent pace (3: 20mins)
    static stretch
    1x600m,500m,400m,300m,200m @ 70%, in trainers on grass
    4mins,5mins,3:30mins,3mins
    (78+1:49, 70+1:31, 33+71, 34+54, 14+29)
    walk 400m
    dynamic cool down
    static stretch

    Comments:I had to cut in on the 200 by the bend because someone decided to laydown there…so I don’t know about the time…mentally impartial..cool night under the lights, calves were tight, workout seemed to be going as regular until the 400, I don’t know if I timed it wrong or what but I expected a 69/70, and the 300 I don’t know…maybe it was pacing, I could really feely the weak core/side spasm especially the 600 and the 500, form wasn’t anything special at all, I have 70% on my workouts but that’s just based off my speed they do feel harder…calf was tight after workout still…

    10/12/09
    Moist heat
    Ice/heat pad on right quad

    10/13/09
    15x10m shuttle
    static+dynamic stretch
    1:30min jog on road
    form drills
    3x5x15-20m hill sprints (8 falling, 7 3 point)
    in trainers, on grass, 85%-90%, walk back recovery, 3 mins between sets
    1:30min jog on road cool down

    moist heat

    Comments: not that bad of a workout little chilly, had to do some work to get psyched, felt fast but nothing special, of course the quad hurt with a little hamstring, explosiveness out of 3point was poor and the regular problems but they are slowly evening out so I wont complain

    10/14/09

    10/15/09
    Rain…

    Moist heat
    Ice/heat pad on right quad
    Really small dynamic set

    10/16/09
    800m jog
    static stretch +dynamic stretch
    5x300m, @ 70% in trainers on grass, 1:30-1:40 rest between reps, 2:30 before rep 5
    (48.7, 48.9, 50.7, 52.1, 53.6, decided to rap it up )
    dynamic stretch
    static stretch

    moist heat

    Comments: cool night 45, real feel 40, warmed up in the sweats, mentally nothing special but because of the weather didn’t expect much. I don’t know how to read the results in some ways it was good in some ways it good because I did do two 48.x reps but then the rest of the workout was killed. The 48s didn’t even feel that hard I was actually surprised when I saw the watch and the 52/53 didn’t feel as bad as they used to. The drop off was worse than the first time I did a 49 though so I don’t know…

    10/17/09
    Moist heat
    Ice/heat pad on right quad

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