30 minutes on the gym bike. Speed intervals combined with slow resistance. Weights. Chest and legs. 30 minutes easy row at home
Today.
Gym bike same as yesterday. Weights: Arms, back and light legs.
Addition: young buck was doing dead lifts. Finished a set and started waking crooked. Finally passed out and went to the floor. Came around in about 20 minutes.
20 minutes out cold?
Not out cold the entire time. Someone saw him going down and got ahold of him. Walked up and his was out of it for a couple minutes and then groggy for the rest. They brought the ambulance and the last time I saw him he was sitting up and seemed ok.
He had some heavy plates on and my guess is he wasn't breathing right.
This week I started ramping up the workouts. Bike M-W-F morning, weights in evening then treadmill T-Th. Saturday will be something - snowshoeing, hiking, etc.
Played 1.5 hours of 4x4 volleyball last night. Better workout than I expected with all the spiking and blocking. Woke up, did P90x3 for 30 minutes, and then went for a mid-morning 5 mile run.
Those alpine Sitkas aren't going to stand a chance next year.
Been doing a shid load of PT type stuff- push-ups pull-ups and situps in addition to free weights, mainly squats and bench. Definitely behind where I was at last spring with squats and bench weight wise, but I've gotten up around 20 dead-hang pull-ups. Really looking forward to getting back on the mountain.
At least Statler and Waldorf are keeping their posts up.
I'm still here. Was doing well until Tuesday just not reporting the workouts here. Didnt appear to be much interest in what I was doing except for comedic relief. Injury (Tuesday) means I'm going to take a couple weeks off at the least.
Just got back with mine, two hours. I'm convinced that getting a good dog, turning him loose, and trying to keep up for a couple hours a few times a week is one of the best things you can do to stay in hunting shape, especially if you throw some weight on your back.
Chased grouse a little in the morning. Took the dog, a BMC, to see how he'd do. Nothing though he worked squirrel tracks and was in the brush. Snow made walking a little difficult. Did about 75min hike on the snowshoes in the evening, definitely easier walking but my camelback hose froze.
"There is no excellance in Archery without great labor". Maurice Thompson 1879
Nothing clears a troubled mind better than shooting a bow. Fred Bear