Frodocious's Fabulous Female Fitness Frenzy

Discussion in 'Training Logs' started by Frodocious, Aug 28, 2011.

  1. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    3/10/11

    ~2.8 km walk/run
    Walk 1 min, run 40secs - still getting some twinges in my right knee so I dropped the sprint session that I normally do following this and just did another lap walking (~2.8 km).

    followed by

    Mobility Drill 1
     
  2. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    4/10/11

    Mobility drill 2

    Strength session
    A1: Glute bridges on gym ball 3x10
    A2: Alternating dumbell floor press 3x5 each side 20lbx2

    B: Deadlift
    1x5 20kg
    1x5 30kg
    1x5 40kg
    1x3 50kg
    1x2 60kg
    2x4 73.2kg
    4x1 85kg

    C1: Dumbbell chest supported row 2x20lb 3x5
    C2: Dumbbell split squat 2x20lb 3x5 es

    D: Barbell suitcase deadlift 15kg 3x5 es

    E: Straight arm plank 5x35secs

    I behaved like a stupid noobie unloading my bar and took the weights off one end without checking the balance point! The bar dropped to the ground and cracked the spinlock collar. Grrrrr! This is going to throw out all my weight calculations with that bar! Grrrr!
     
  3. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    5/10/11

    ~2.8 km walk/run
    Walk 1 min, run 40secs

    Mixed Tabata
    20secs/10sec

    Skipping x2
    10kg Front squat x2
    11lb dumbbell swing x2
    Chinnies x2
    rest 1 min
    repeat x4
     
  4. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    6/10/11

    Mobility drill 3.

    Followed by:

    A1: Zercher/weighted vest box squats
    1x5 20kg
    1x5 30kg
    1x5 40kg
    1x3 45kg
    1x2 50kg
    3x5 55kg PB
    A2: Frogstand 2x35seconds

    B1: Wrist rollers 4x5 5lb
    B2: Reverse leg lifts 3x5 15lb

    C1: Glute bridges on stability ball 3x10
    C2: Standing ring rows 3x6

    D1: Power Cleans
    1x3 20kg
    1x3 25kg
    1x3 30kg
    1x3 35kg
    1x2 35kg
    D2: Wrist/knuckle pushups 2x10

    E: Straight arm plank 5x35 seconds

    Power cleans made my shoulder ache a little whilst doing them, but it seems fine now. I'll give it a few weeks doing these and if it stays pain free then I'll consider going back to BJJ/Judo.
     
    Last edited: Oct 7, 2011
  5. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    7/10/11

    Rest Day

    Mobility drill 4

    Followed by full body SMR with a foam roller and tennis ball

    I think I may need to upgrade to a cricket ball for certain areas!
     
  6. Seventh

    Seventh Super Sexy Sushi Time

    Congrats again on the personal best!!
     
  7. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    Thank you! I'm quite pleased with my recent squat progress, considering it's an exercise I struggle with. I think moving to 2 sessions a week has helped my progress. I would like to get back to one session a week with a proper back squat but at the moment my shoulder is not co-operating with that (and I'm not sure how my back would deal with it either). So for the time being I'm sticking with zercher and front squats.
     
  8. Seventh

    Seventh Super Sexy Sushi Time

    Sounds like a plan!
     
  9. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    8/10/11

    Turbo trainer cycling:
    1 min easy 30 secs harder x 10

    Complex:
    15kg barbell, 2x11lb dumbbells

    Barbell Deadlift
    Hang clean
    Front squat
    Bent over row
    Dumbbell reverse lunge
    x 8
    1 min rest
    Repeat x 6

    Followed by:

    Turbo trainer cycling 15 mins

    I love how knackered I feel after a complex session!
     
    Last edited: Oct 15, 2011
  10. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    9/10/11

    A1: Front squats
    1x5 20kg
    1x5 25kg
    1x5 30kg
    1x3 35kg
    1x2 40kg
    1x4, 2x3 43.2kg PB
    A2: Frogstand 2x40secs

    B1: Glute bridges on gym ball 3x10
    B2: Ring row 3x7

    C1: Single leg deadlifts 3x5 each leg 11lb
    C2: Wrist roller 4x5 5lb

    D1: Arm supported straight leg lifts 3x5 5lb
    D2: Wrist pushups 2x10

    E: Reverse leg lifts 3x5 16lbs

    F: Feet raised pushups 4x5 (2 x normal, 2 x tricep)

    Tried a couple of sets of 3 reps with the back squat at 43.2kg and was pleasantly surprised that my shoulder ache was much less. I had a little bit of referred pain in the bicep afterwards, but much less than last time I tried. I guess the strengthening and mobility work is paying off!
     
  11. Sylverstorm

    Sylverstorm Valued Member

    Wow! Another PB on the Squats, great job. :)

    Also good to hear that the shoulder is feeling better.
     
  12. Seventh

    Seventh Super Sexy Sushi Time

    Congrats yet again on the PB!
    Your on a roll!
     
  13. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    Thank you!

    If my shoulder keeps improving the way it is, I might replace the zercher squats with back squats after my next deload week, or the week off I have planned for early November. :)
     
  14. nekoashi

    nekoashi Valued Member

    Great discipline. It is so tempting to change up exercise. I just did that yesterday:rolleyes: and am ticked at myself for doing it. I justified it in my head while I was working out, but I knew it was the wrong thing to do an did it anyway.
     
  15. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    As tempting as it is to get back to full training as quickly as possible, I'd rather take it easy, gradually introduce new exercises and lift lighter weights than risk setting my shoulder off again. I've already missed over a year of MA training with this injury and I really don't want to extend that any longer than is absolutely necessary!
     
  16. nekoashi

    nekoashi Valued Member

    Injuries suck. One of the major reasons I lift is to prevent injuries. Good luck getting back to 100%.
     
  17. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    10/10/11

    ~2.8 km walk/run
    Walk 1 min, run 45secs

    followed by

    ~2.8 km walk/run
    Walk 1 min, run 15secs

    followed by

    Mobility drill 1
     
  18. dormindo

    dormindo Active Member Supporter

    Forgive me if I've missed it earlier in your log, but where do you run, outdoors or at a gym? Just curious, as during the week, I run at my university's rec center, but on Saturdays, I get to run at the park.

    paz,

    dormindo
     
  19. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    I currently run on the road round where I live. At the moment I do a circular route that is approximately 2.8km, so today's run was 2 laps of that route. I'm trying to get motivated enough to go to the local park for my runs, so I can do them on grass rather than the road surface, but haven't managed to do that yet.

    I do my sprints in the back garden - the lawn area is about 25-30m and when I get round to doing hills sprints, I'll do them either on our front drive (which is a fairly steep hill) or offroad on the main part of the hill on which we live.
     
  20. Frodocious

    Frodocious She who MUST be obeyed! Moderator Supporter

    11/10/11

    Mobility drill 2

    Strength session
    A1: Glute bridges on gym ball 3x10
    A2: Alternating dumbell floor press 3x5 each side 25lbx2

    B: Sumo Deadlift
    1x5 20kg
    1x5 30kg
    1x5 40kg
    1x3 50kg
    1x2 60kg
    2x4 73.2kg
    4x1 85kg

    C1: Dumbbell head supported row 2x25lb 3x5
    C2: Dumbbell split squat 2x11lb 3x5 es

    D: Barbell suitcase deadlift 20kg 3x5 es

    E: Straight arm plank 5x40secs
     

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