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adam6177 
Posted: 13/07/11 08:46:39 39

Dont be scared of the max sessions.... but do be prepared to question their do-ability whilst part way through the warm up!  You'll soon learn how to pace yourself differently and you'll get a massive buzz from them.

I'm doing the Tonbridge Half marathon in september, but nothing else so far....I always used to be a cyclist and am considering moving back to that rather than running.

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adam6177 
Posted: 13/07/11 08:35:52 52
Emmy_bug wrote (see)

How is your eating coming along?

 I was thinking of trying to increase my training routine (morning: insanity, evening: run) but i'm not sure how wise that its!


I'm being more careful for sure, but my sweet tooth/bread tooth quite often wins the battle of wills!  I'm tempted to give the insanity meal plan a go...not sure how it'd fit in with my day but I'll consier it.

You're brave if you try it, but then again - give it a couple of days try and see how you get on.....whats the worse that can happen? lol

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adam6177 
Posted: 12/07/11 22:30:04 04

Hey everyone,

Did my first insanity in a week and half today, I did the first months power and resistance DVD....even having done the MAX sessions the normal workout was still hard (especially during moving push ups) - but then I guess it should be as you should always be pushing and digging deeper!

I've been running more and feel great to be honest, my minute/mile times are much improved and I feel like I "carry" myself better and put it down to improved core strength.

I've revised my thoughts on doing 1 MAX session per week, and will replace it with a first month workout - I'm of the opinion that unless you're in the middle of the max sessions trying to do 1 session of MAX per week is not do-able as you need to be fit for it, and doing it once a week is not realistic.

So the plan now is.

Monday.  insanity (choice of power/cardio/plyo)

Tuesday. REST

Wednesday. shorter run (hills/tempo/fartlek)

Thursday. 5 aside football

Friday. shorter run  (hills/tempo/fartlek)

Saturday. Insanity - either cardio abs or insane abs

Sunday. Long run.

hopefully by Sept 25th I'll be in half marathon shape

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adam6177 
Posted: 05/07/11 14:55:55 55

I'm doing ok....did my first run last night since the London marathon - did 3 miles and my legs are in bits today!  I'd have thought after 2 months of insanity of 5 aside football I should be ok.....shows what I know!

As for the run.....no idea on pace/time as I didnt take a watch, but I was a lot more "bouncy" and felt good.  Hopefully a sign of things to come!

Emmy - dont be scared to take a rest, the last thing you want to do is injure yourself!

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adam6177 
Posted: 04/07/11 10:31:04 04

Emmy - no I didn't, my diet has been appalling..... a "normal" day for me would be:

Breakfast - Fruit and fibre cereal

Lunch - Corned beef sandwich, packet of crisps, chocolate bar or museli bar

Dinner - 3 slices of toast with beans or mince  pasta

Snacks - I'll normally eat 3 or 4 celebrations chocolates per day (our reception area has a dish with chocs in)

Looking at that there's no guessing why I'm 16stone +......

From today onwards though I'm going to try and eat smarter.

What are you doing food wise Emmy?

**EDIT** - protein shake after insanity

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