Monday, January 23, 2012
Training weeks 1 & 2
Today starts the first day of week 3 of training for a half marathon in March. I wanted to get a weekly update to you, but I just can't find the time to blog anymore. What is going on? Oh yeah, 2 kids.
So here is how week 1 went.
Planned/Actual
Monday
Cross-train/10 min. elliptical + 20 min. weights (Jillian Michaels circuit training)
Tuesday
Run 2 miles, easy/30 minute HIIT + abs
Wednesday
Cross-train/10 min. elliptical + 20 min. weights (Jillian Michaels circuit training)
Thursday
Rest/Played 3 sets of mixed double tennis (make-up from rainout)
Friday
5 mile tempo run/5 mile run with jogging stroller + abs
Saturday
Run 6 miles/Singles tennis match
Sunday
Rest/Mixed doubles tennis match
Total mileage: 8.43 miles :(
Week 2
Monday
Cross-train/Ran 5.76 miles on mill (@9:15 min pace) + circuit training
Tuesday
Easy 3 miles/Easy 3 miles on mill
Wednesday
Cross-train/Rest
Thursday
Rest/Rest
Friday
Run 5 mile speedwork/Ran 6.12 miles with jogging stroller
Saturday
Cross-train/Rest - I was a lazy bum here
Sunday
Rest/Jillian Michael's 30 Day Shed - Workout 1
Total mileage: 14.88 miles :)
I really lost my mojo in the middle of the week. I am glad I was able to get a good run in on Friday. Wednesday and Thursday were bad.
What do you do to get back on track?
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your family picture is great, do you also have a best jogging stroller for your baby? i think you must have because it will help you most of the time.
ReplyDeleteIt's a tough training schedule! In order to mobilize all available energy resourses of your body you need proper nutrition. Most nutrients are received from food, though, sometimes it is not enough. I am taking dietary supplement Multipurpose High-Potency Super Nutritional Complex, manufactured by Military Grade Nutritionals. Order it at amazon (h t t p: //amzn.to/Y0uraF) Due to this supplement, I forgot when I felt fatigue last time. I am able to run or workout whenever I want and still have lots of energy for active recreation with my family. I live in constant motion and I enjoy it!
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