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I think it was 35-ish, I purposely went slow on the 1/2 miles- probably about 4-ish minutes each

I was really surprised how much more difficult adding the jump in the squats and lunges were, they definitely slowed me down

good luck! it's definitely a good workout smile

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10 miles and 3k feet on skis. Raining and terrible snow conditions. Mixture of completely rotten, isothermic snow and breakable crust.

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^ glad to know I'm not the only one suffering with bad snow

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Yeah, was hoping for some decent turns. Ended up being mostly survival skiing. Didn't freeze last night even up at 9000'

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5 miles with Tiny Elvis, Mother Nature urged us into a run on the way back down- big drops, but didn't get too wet

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Tried the 22s...

I can’t do the lunge jumps at all, after about 5 knee pain was too much for me to handle. Substituted burpees instead.

Definitely let me know how out of shape I am....

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Yesterday:
Basement weight session
3mile Merlot walk/jog

Today:
2x23minute C2 Rower sessions.


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Gonna get out with the pack and walk some hills today. Yesterday, sit-ups and 45 minutes on the Peloton, in the basement, listening to James McMurtry. Day before that, upper body, push-ups, pull-ups, rows, overhead press and curls with my new "dumbell," which is an iron spud bar with sand bags from an old weight vest duct taped on each side. Also serves as the barbell for my deadlift set-up, LOL.



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well this home gym stuff has finally paid off for something smile

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1 mile run
300 air squats
200 pushups
100 pullups
1 mile run

43:30 that's roughly a 7 minute improvement over the last time I did it; runs were right at 9 minutes which is slow but helps me finish (and I'm not a fast runner anyways), broke everything into 20 sets (15/10/5)- took a minute rest/water break at the halfway point and again at the 3/4 mark

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4/26
15 min elliptical
Box Squats w/chains 10x2 - 30 sec rest
Speed Bench w/chains 10x3 - 30 sec rest
Circuit:
Rows
Static Abs
Rev Hyper
15 min elliptical

4/27
15 min elliptical
20 3 min rounds/1 min rest alternating between heavy bag and double end bag
15 min elliptical

4/28
15 min elliptical
Snatches singles working up
Anderson Close Stance Zercher Squat - singles working up to failure/max effort
Circuit - 1 min rest between rounds, 3 working rounds:
Hang Cleans
DB Incline
Lats
Circuit - no rest between rounds, 3 working rounds:
Band Abs
Light shoulder int/ext rot & lat raise
Rev Hyper

4/29
15 min elliptical
20 3 min rounds/1 min rest alternating between heavy bag and double end bag
15 min elliptical

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5 miles on the trail w/ Tiny E after work

in other news, my lats and lower biceps are sore form the pushups, my chest and triceps sore from the pushups and my glutes are sore form the squats! smile

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Yesterday

Elliptical
Cleans - working up singles
Floor Press - max effort working up to failure
Circuit:
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Circuit:
Ab Roller
Glute Ham Raise
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exploratory venture into the Bob Marshall yesterday, 19 miles- probably 14 on snowshoes, really tough and STEEP route, but wow- eye popping views!

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nice 5 mile recovery hike with Tiny Elvis

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Did a 3 mile hike today, I'm way out of mtn shape but I guess you got to start somewhere. Been walking a couple of miles everyday, hoping my achilles can take it.


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That snow looks good from here. I parked at 7600' yesterday and it was 77*f. Anyone have suggestions on heat conditioning other than drink a lot of water and add electrolytes. I could see snow but ran out of gas before I reached it.


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Me and the heat have an unfriendly relationship smile

What I have learned from running ultras in the summer is that the only way to get conditioned for heat, is to run (or hike) in heat. The body makes a bunch of physiological adaptations to help the body perform better in the heat. Definitely need to take electrolytes for longer distances and stay well hydrated, but to truly acclimate to the heat, you need to spend some time training in the heat.

It's a lesson that gets taught to me every time I run a race where it heats up (which is a lot of them).

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Originally Posted by lvmiker
That snow looks good from here. I parked at 7600' yesterday and it was 77*f. Anyone have suggestions on heat conditioning other than drink a lot of water and add electrolytes. I could see snow but ran out of gas before I reached it.


mike r

I’ve always loved the heat. My best 100k’s and 50 milers were when temperatures hit the mid 90’s F.
And this was at elevation. I drank plenty, used electrolytes and was able to eat. But others that a ran with for many years really wilted in the heat.
When I was competing a lot, I also had a construction business, so much of the summer I was outdoors in shorts and a tank top.
Now that I work more in a climate controlled office, the heat gets to me more than before.
I think is a lot acclimation and also a lot of individual makeup.


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Originally Posted by mtwarden
thought I'd give the MtnTough 22 workout a go

jump lunges and jump squats kicked my a$$ bad; obviously need improvement jumping smile

Step 1) Sprint #1 — 0.5 mile
Step 2) Superset 1 — Lunge Jumps and Push-Ups (Every Round adds to 22 reps)

20 LUNGE JUMPS – 2 PUSH-UPS
18 LUNGE JUMPS – 4 PUSH-UPS
16 LUNGE JUMPS - 6 PUSH-UPS
14 LUNGE JUMPS – 8 PUSH-UPS
12 LUNGE JUMPS – 10 PUSH-UPS
10 LUNGE JUMPS – 12 PUSH-UPS
8 LUNGE JUMPS – 14 PUSH-UPS
6 LUNGE JUMPS – 16 PUSH-UPS
4 LUNGE JUMPS – 18 PUSH-UPS
2 LUNGE JUMPS – 20 PUSH-UPS

Step 3) Sprint #2 — 0.5 mile
Step 4) Superset 2 — *Jump Squats and Renegade Rows (Every Round adds to 22 reps)


20 SQUAT JUMPS – 2 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
18 SQUAT JUMPS – 4 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
16 SQUAT JUMPS - 6 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
14 SQUAT JUMPS – 8 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
12 SQUAT JUMPS – 10 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
10 SQUAT JUMPS – 12 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
8 SQUAT JUMPS – 14 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
6 SQUAT JUMPS – 16 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
4 SQUAT JUMPS – 18 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS
2 SQUAT JUMPS – 20 BODYWEIGHT RENEGADE ROWS


Hey Warden was this done as a single workout or 2 separate days?

Thanks!


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single, but definitely felt like two workouts! laugh

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