Harder - I want to start getting a little leaner. This is somewhat vanity fuelled but also because I've come to the realisation that if I can't establish eating habits which see me sit at a healthy level of body fat when I am in the best physical shape of my life (or have the potential to be anyway...) then there will be no hope for me down the track.
Better - I want to become more skilled and more flexible. I want to pursue a variety of physical activities. The first of this will be boxing which I aim to do 2 days per week (in conjunction with 3 days of weight training) for the University holiday period. I'll be aiming to do 10-20 minutes of stretching and flexibility work every day. Those who know me in person can testify that I possess the flexibility of a plank of timber.
Faster - This ties in with being better. For a little while recently I was 110kg (deliberately). I'd gained some muscle but man... moving was a pain in the ass. Stairs, fences, climbing all become more difficult. Not only that but running or any type of 'fitness' work was torture. This shouldn't be the case. You're no good if you've got the legs to pull a truck but not the lungs.
Stronger - Simple. I want to squat, press, pull more weight.
The plan of attack
- Mondays - Boxing
- Tuesdays - Weights (Heavy Day)
- Wednesday - Boxing
- Thursday - Weights (Light Day)
- Friday - Off
- Saturday - Weights (Heavy Day)
- Sunday - Off (maybe an easy bike ride... but probably not).
That's the game plan.
Looks good and hard! Are you still competing in December? Are you doing the boxing up at Nth Sydney?
ReplyDeleteWon't be competing in December mate, a few injuries + exam-induced break from training = not ideal prep. I'll be out to watch some mates though.
ReplyDeleteI don't actually train at Nth Sydney anymore, just wasn't convenient and the mates I had there have spread out and drifted off a bit. Boxing will probably be done at Blacktown PCYC
Woo Hoo another blog to follow!!! I had dabbled in a bit of boxing back in the day as well. Definitely good fun. And besides I think training in Western Sydney as opposed to Nth Sydney will make you tougher..lol I have data to back this up.
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