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    Default Missy's Training Log

    Figured I should get one started now I'm back training n' all.

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    Just a recap of the last week.

    Saturday boxing 1hr 15m ish
    Sunday Bikram yoga 90m
    Monday Dancing 2hrs
    Tuesday boxing 1hr (I focused on directed bag work. eg. spent a round just using the jab and circling the bag one way then the other then switched to southpaw & did the same)

    Wednesday rest

    Last night. Thursday. Boxing.
    Intention. In my head I wanted to work at staying loose whilst punching and work on my jab. Variations of the jab. Stepping in, spear jab, holding it out then dropping a right in behind it.

    Warm up

    Jogging with tuck jumps/ press ups / dorsals / crunches when called out.

    Bag work.

    Started on slip bag to loosen up.
    regular bag 3- punch combo's looking at speed & foot placement.
    Floor to ceiling bag.
    moving in with double jab. 1-1-2, then 1-1-2 and pivot, 1-1-2- pivot and jab and out or hook and out.
    Just did one round on the pads. Plenty of work on combos'

    Circuits and then more ab work to finish, I have no idea how long it lasted. Stretch out.


    POST WORKOUT

    Home.
    Recovery drink.
    with 5g of BCAA's & Glutamine.

    40 mins later.
    small piece of mackrel, sweetcorn and wheat crackers (not the additive filled crap)

    Another dose of BCAA & Glutamine before bed.


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    Achilles is nobbly. A little soreness in the knees but that's because I was jumping/running on a hard floor with boxing boots on - I know I shouldn't do that.

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    Sat. Boxing.

    Skipping to warm up.
    Conditioning alternate bench step up and continuous punching the bag.

    Don't know how many rounds I just shut that out and keep going.

    Bag work/pads. (undirected)
    So rather than just wail on the bags. Again I set about focusing on all things jab and hooking off the jab.
    Slip bag to combos, floor to ceiling moving round & pivoting. etc

    To finish, circuits. jog, squat thrusts, jog, press ups etc. Stretch.


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    Then. I'd already decided I'd like to spar this week. Two of the lads after the session had at spirited tickle session. Neither wanted another round.

    I asked again if anyone else wanted to body spar and a loopy lad lept up hand in the air! I go get my mouthpiece and headgear. Coach gives us a worried look. I assure them it's just body sparring and this is just a precaution against headbutts etc (I've been smacked in the head while body sparring).

    So we start off. Essentially him running and me trying to chase him down and hard to catch him clean, do pin him on the ropes a couple of times.
    rd.1 over. He starts chatting he doesn't like hitting girls. I grin to one of the lads outside the ring - that to me is a clear invitation to hit you.

    rd2 buzzer goes he's still chatting so I run over and startle him .
    Anyway. I keep looking for the jab & body hook and about half way in tag him with a long lead hook - about a 5 on the Missy punching scale, not hard but hard enough and it caught him just on the floating rib- it has an instant effect. He pauses, his elbows drop and a slightly 'urgh' feeling comes over his face, I back off he moves away and says something about a good shot. From this point on he then decides he'll start throwing back.

    Hope to do some more next week.
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    Sunday - felt tired. I didn't got to yoga as I felt drained, I think because I didn't take in enough fluids after training.

    But instead of doing the 105oC hell I train at home.
    am 20standing poses yoga.
    afternoon power walk (I now have blisters)

    pm upper body interval work (mostly arms)
    whole body intervals

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    Default Re: Missy's Training Log

    Nice to see someone else with a log.

    Whats your recovery drink consist of, if you dont mind me asking??

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    Default Re: Missy's Training Log

    I've slipped in filling in my log. oh well.

    Saturday the gym was closed so I warmed up on the treadmill 10mins, Jeff Fenech upper body dumbell workout for speed/power so everyone looks at you weird 2rounds with, followed by 10 minutes on the stepper with punch outs (to simulate 1min bench step ups, 1 min continuous punching), followed by circuits, extra ab work then cool down jog, stretches.

    Can't remember what I did Sunday That's worrying. I remember doing some yoga because I couldn't get to Birkram....

    Yesterday I did my dance class for an hour then came home and did some low intensity cardio for 30mins

    Thank you for your interest Wes.

    it's this stuff

    Sci-Mx Rapid Recovery Complex 950g with FREE UK Delivery £15.59

    Ingredients per 95g serving:
    • 20g Whey Protein Isolate - premium whey protein isolate which has the highest bio-
    • availability, absorption rate and retention of all protein sources.
    • 71g Carbohydrates – from both long-chain glucose polymers as well as simple, rapidly
    • available carbohydrates. (Carbohydrate blend consists of: maltodextrin, corn syrup solids,
    • dextrose monohydrate, fructose)
    • 760mg Potassium
    • 465mg Magnesium
    • 97mg Vitamin C
    • 7.1 mg Panthothenic Acid (Vitamin B5

    to which I add

    5g scoop of glutamine (affordable supplements), 5g of BCAA's (myprotein)


    BUT it's 380kcals per serving. Since I don't always want those calories I'll often take a half dose of the recovery powder with 5g of glut&BCAA's OR split the dose, half immediately after training, take a shower then the second half later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    I've slipped in filling in my log. oh well.

    Saturday the gym was closed so I warmed up on the treadmill 10mins, Jeff Fenech upper body dumbell workout for speed/power so everyone looks at you weird 2rounds with, followed by 10 minutes on the stepper with punch outs (to simulate 1min bench step ups, 1 min continuous punching), followed by circuits, extra ab work then cool down jog, stretches.

    Can't remember what I did Sunday That's worrying. I remember doing some yoga because I couldn't get to Birkram....

    Yesterday I did my dance class for an hour then came home and did some low intensity cardio for 30mins

    Thank you for your interest Wes.

    it's this stuff

    Sci-Mx Rapid Recovery Complex 950g with FREE UK Delivery ?15.59

    Ingredients per 95g serving:
    • 20g Whey Protein Isolate - premium whey protein isolate which has the highest bio-
    • availability, absorption rate and retention of all protein sources.
    • 71g Carbohydrates – from both long-chain glucose polymers as well as simple, rapidly
    • available carbohydrates. (Carbohydrate blend consists of: maltodextrin, corn syrup solids,
    • dextrose monohydrate, fructose)
    • 760mg Potassium
    • 465mg Magnesium
    • 97mg Vitamin C
    • 7.1 mg Panthothenic Acid (Vitamin B5

    to which I add

    5g scoop of glutamine (affordable supplements), 5g of BCAA's (myprotein)


    BUT it's 380kcals per serving. Since I don't always want those calories I'll often take a half dose of the recovery powder with 5g of glut&BCAA's OR split the dose, half immediately after training, take a shower then the second half later.
    Don't worry about the 380kcals.

    Most people severley under-estimate their recovery needs. Looking at your activity levels 70g of carbohydrate and 20g of protein looks bob on for a post exercise drink. Your body under nomral circumstances responds best to 50g carbohydrate servings, but immediately after training the uptake is slightly greater....so don't worry about fat gain on 70g servings. You'll be fine.
    Last edited by ono; 03-03-2009 at 11:03 AM.

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    I've considered it. It's actually easier to drink in two doses rather than a pint of Kermit the frog green liquid.

    Would make more sense to trim calories from earlier in the day rather than post recovery...
    Thanks for the comments

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    I've considered it. It's actually easier to drink in two doses rather than a pint of Kermit the frog green liquid.

    Would make more sense to trim calories from earlier in the day rather than post recovery...
    Thanks for the comments
    Try not to trim them from pre-workout meals.

    I've copied this from The Sports Nutrition bible that i am compiling. It's taken from 'the complete guide to sports nutrition' by Anita Bean. It tells you how many grams of carbohydrate atheletes need to consume on a daily basis.

    Activity level---------------(g) carbs / kg bodyweight / day

    Activity level = number of hours of moderate - high intensity activity

    3-5 hours/week---------------------- 4-5
    5-7 hours/week---------------------- 5-6
    1-2hours/day------------------------ 6-7
    2-4 hours/day----------------------- 7-8
    more than 4 hours/day--------------- 8-10

    If the majority come pre and post workout (2.5g carbs/kg of bodyweight pre workout, 2-4 hours before exercise) and 1 gram carbs per kg of bodyweight after exericse every 1-2 hours for a maximum of 6 hours in total, you will be fine as you will be fuelling for exercise and replenishing glycogen. It would look something like this....


    For a 70kg athelete it would look like this

    10am - (pre-workout) 50-60g slow release carbs
    11am - (pre-workout) 50 -60g slow release carbs
    12pm - 9pre-workout) 50-60g slow release carbs

    2pm - workout

    3pm - post workout - 70g fast release carbs
    4pm/5pm - post workout - 70g fast-medium release carbs
    5pm-6pm - post workout - 70g medium slow slow release carbs
    6pm + slow release carbs.

    You have a window of opportunity where glycogen replenishment is at an accelerated rate upto 6 hours after exercise. After 6 hours glycogen replenishment rate returns to normal. It tapers down from immediately after exercise (where it is at it's highest). It keeps tapering down during those 6 hours until it returns to normal. The level of glycogen replenishment needed would depend on how depleted you are. A weight lifting session on average would deplete you of roughly half of your body's stored carbohydrate (assuming glycogen stores were full beforehand)

    Anyway i'm nattering. Hope you find this useful at some point.

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    cheers ono, I'll digest that later - no pun intended

    Actually that post-recovery drink can be used as pre exercise drink and seems to work well enough.

    Finding the right pre-snack can be tricky. I try to have something at least 2 hours before & nothing two heavy. I don't like the feeling in my stomach.

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    Yea even when I was cutting weight and going high protein/low carb...I still made sure to load carbs pre workout. Why largely is that I really noticed the difference when I didn't. A painful difference it was too especially when it came to sparring. Without it was simply lethargic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    cheers ono, I'll digest that later - no pun intended

    Actually that post-recovery drink can be used as pre exercise drink and seems to work well enough.

    Finding the right pre-snack can be tricky. I try to have something at least 2 hours before & nothing two heavy. I don't like the feeling in my stomach.
    Well if you have 4 hours spare you can split it up into 3 meals pre workout

    Like meal 1 could simply be 2 bananas + a glass of Skimmed Milk

    Meal 2 could be a meal replacement bar + Milk or fruit

    Meal 3 could feel like a 'proper meal' consisting of Jacket potato and beans, Tuna and pasta etc...

    I train after work at 5pm so i cook roughly 180g carbs of pasta and add some tuna to it. From 1pm onwards i eat it at regular intervals but i appreciate most people don't have that much time to eat and not work

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    Quote Originally Posted by Youngblood View Post
    Yea even when I was cutting weight and going high protein/low carb...I still made sure to load carbs pre workout. Why largely is that I really noticed the difference when I didn't. A painful difference it was too especially when it came to sparring. Without it was simply lethargic.
    The thing is with low carb diets is eventually you will deplete your muscle of glycogen if you are training on a consistent basis so eventually you will reach a plateu or you will hit a brick wall....so pre and post workout carbs are a necessity imo.

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    Default Re: Missy's Training Log

    last night I went easy. 30 mins of circuits then to the sauna.

    It's not that my muscles are tired I just feel tired.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    last night I went easy. 30 mins of circuits then to the sauna.

    It's not that my muscles are tired I just feel tired.
    All the time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ono View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    last night I went easy. 30 mins of circuits then to the sauna.

    It's not that my muscles are tired I just feel tired.
    All the time?
    Sort of. I kinda feel like I'm at the doctors. Could just be a matter of getting more sleep/water because I've upped my training.

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