Day 9 on the journey. Here is what I did and what I ate.
Workout:
20 minutes interval training on stationary bike (disclaimer: including 2 minute cool-down, this is actually 22 minutes).
1 hour Boot Camp
Unless otherwise stated, each exercise was done with 3 sets of 15 repetitions.
- Spine Extensions, Hip Extensions, Walk out pushups all on stability ball.
- Russian Twists focusing on dynamic flexibility, ball throws and crunches (center, right and left) on the stability ball with 10-pound medicine ball.
- Rolling stability ball squats – side, straight leg dead lifts. Straight leg dead lifts were done with 10-pound medicine ball.
- Alternating DB flys, nosebreakers, and shoulder shrugs.
- Bent-over alternating DB rows and bicep curls with 15-pound DBs.
- Roll-ins with progressives.
- Regular extended planks – 3 sets of 30 seconds, obliques on ball.
- Walking lunges (still no fancy add-ons to the walking lunges) down, back and down. One trip about 30 yards, so about 90 yards of walking lunges.
- Balance on the ball.
Comments:
After a 2-minute warm-up on the bike, I went straight into the 120 rpm and 100 rpm 1-minute intervals. I added a fifth interval at 130 rpm today; by tomorrow, all higher intensity intervals will be at 130 rpm. Based on today (and previous workouts), I don’t anticipate any problem with this. To view the interval training protocol I’ve been using, click here. Overall, this was an 8 on the 0-10 scale.
I didn’t do Boot Camp yesterday so I couldn’t add the progressives to the roll-ins. But I did it today. The shoulder and neck held up well – no ill effects. Overall, this was an 8 on the 0-10 scale.
Food Diary
Breakfast, 5:10 AM: 2 hard-boiled egg whites, 1 yolk and 2 pieces of whole wheat toast.
Snack, 9:30 AM: No snack this morning, I can’t remember why.
Lunch, 12:00 PM: Spaghetti with whole wheat pasta.
Snack, 3:00 PM: Power Crunch bar – chocolate.
Dinner, 6:00 PM: Roasted chicken with avocado and mixed greens salad and balsamic vinegar.
Snack, 9:00 PM: 5 strawberries and handful of almonds
Fluids: Throughout the day, at least 2.0 L of water, 1 diet coke and 1 cup of green tea.
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