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    You are at:Home»Forums»Miscellaneous Discussion»Training Journals»Turning over a new leaf – 100m Training Journal (’10/’11 COMPLETE) (’11/’12 STARTED)»Reply To:Turning over a new leaf – 100m Training Journal (’10/’11 COMPLETE) (’11/’12 STARTED)

    Reply To:Turning over a new leaf – 100m Training Journal (’10/’11 COMPLETE) (’11/’12 STARTED)

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    Dylan Hicks on September 20, 2011 at 12:08 pm #110875

    17/Sept

    3×30, R4, R6 in spikes, accel development

    2x3x120, R6, R15

    Used freelap timing gates, 0-40, 40-80, 80-120. We were mainly looking at the discrenpency in flying runs from 40-80, and then 80-120.

    Rep 1 – 4.35 (0-40m)4.15 (40-80m) 4.62 (80-120m) Total 13.12s (-0.47s btw 40-80, 80-120)
    Rep 2 – 4.41 / 4.14 / 4.61 = 13.16 (-0.47)
    Rep 3 – 4.46 / 4.17 / 4.66 = 13.29 (-0.49)
    break
    Rep 4 – 4.16 / 4.31 / 4.75 = 13.16 (-0.65)
    Rep 5 – 4.51 / 4.12 / 4.64 = 13.27 (-0.52)
    Rep 6 – 4.63 / 4.18 / 4.47 = 13.28 (-0.29)

    I was happy they were all pretty consistent. Odd that the last rep had the lowest drop off.

    Gym

    Back Squats @ 100kg, 4,3,3
    SL Drop Jump off 30cm, onto 40cm, 4x3ea

    Lat Pulldown @ 80kg, 4,3,2
    SL Vert Extension w DB @ 5kg, 3x4ea
    Russian Twists @ 4kg, 3×45″

    18/Sept

    Rest

    19/Sept

    3/4/3×60 @ 95%, R2, R10

    Using gates. Rolling start. Started pushing 4 foot lengths from the line. Still a little torched from the saturday session, but still a solid set.

    6.72
    6.78
    6.90
    Break
    6.88
    6.94
    6.95
    6.92
    Break
    6.88
    6.91
    6.91

    Pretty happy overall, considering i’m only slighting accelerating before the line.

    Gym

    Cleans @ 70kg, 3×5

    DL Drop Jump off 30cm, onto 40cm, 3x5ea
    Lat Pulldown @ 90kg, 3,3,2,3×1

    DL Squat Jumps w Db @ 15kg, 3×5
    Chin Ups (3 variations), 3×10

    Done.

    20/Sept

    7:30am Tempo – 2.2km

    4pm – Massage

    5:30pm – 2 x MB BW Circuits

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