My hangover status has finally dropped from brain scrambling to moderately manageable. I sit in a coffee shop ingesting my first bites of the day. My body greets the sandwich like a wolf greets a deer’s throat. It’s only moments until the sandwich becomes all but a memory. I sip my icecoffee, dehydrating myself to a shriveled resemblance of what once was a man. Definitely brought this past year to a close with a bang. Thankfully, with the culmination of 2011 comes an end to the mutilation I put my body through. It is now time to press the pedal to the floor. VRROOOOM.
I am currently writing a piece discussing the perpetual failure I encounter with the implementation of regimented training routines. What better way to lead into it then by discussing my newest plan to beast up a little bit. My current training routine involves climbing when i feel like it. Yes, a fool proof plan, but there certainly must be a better way to improve my climbing skills. I will never commit to any fitness plans without having it in writing. Here’s what I have concocted for myself.
If you are having trouble deciphering my beautiful plan of action here is a synopsis. First and foremost, four days a week climbing (one day bouldering hard, one working on power endurance and finger strength, one working on endurance, and one working on hard lead climbs). There will also be 2 days a week of Yoga, 3 days a week of running, and two days a week of lifting and conditioning. A major focus of this plan will be combating two of my greatest weaknesses; inflexibility and weight.
On top of this plan I am also creating some rules for the new year that will complement the training routine. The list is ever growing but here it is thus far
- No alcohol on weekdays and only once on weekends
- No sleeping past nine on weekdays
- Breakfast and protein shake every morning
- one coffee a day
- three nalgenes of water per day
- Big salad or healthy wrap for lunch every day
- NO NANAS PIZZA!
- No cheese
- no food after 10 pm on weeknights
- Downsize dinner
So there we are. Hopefully I stay healthy and I can send 5.13 by 2013 and get some V8’s under my belt. SHABANG!
BooF
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ReplyDeleteYou should be careful, I tried 4 days a week climbing focusing on various strengths and over did it. Yoga was on Sundays, no running. I injured myself and am on the mend.
ReplyDeleteWhich led me to think, can we please have a rice bucket in the new rec room at Metro Rock? There is a big article in last quarter's DPM magazine that talks about increasing strength by giving antagonistic muscles a chance to get strong as well..