Friday April 3/09
Forearms
Superset / 3 sets:
Wrist Roller (B)
Wrist Roller (A)
Leverage Bar Twist 2 sets 10 reps
Grippers 4 sets 20 reps
Friday April 3/09
Forearms
Superset / 3 sets:
Wrist Roller (B)
Wrist Roller (A)
Leverage Bar Twist 2 sets 10 reps
Grippers 4 sets 20 reps
Just an update since i havent been keeping up this log. i am still going strong and keeping up my workouts as well as lifting boxes at work. Ive also been riding my bike home from work most nights.
Im thinking about moving to Kitchener in a few months cuz my GF lives there. If/when i do i am considering joining the Waterloo Boxing Club. Its $50 a year if i wanna spar or $5 a year if i dont. :P
Any advice on things i may want to do in preperation for this are appreciated.![]()
Heya wes, to answer your question, been moderately busy, and lacking in log updates ldo, but working out regularly and fairly hard, preparing.
Good luck if you move to Kitchener. My uncle lives in ?kitchener/Waterloo, like it there a lot. That's a great price for membership, eh.
You've been conditioning for quite a while now, so I imagine you are much better shape then most that walk through the doors of any boxing clubs. So I wouldn't really do anything. Just get your butt thru the doors. It'll sort itself out from there.
Actually my conditioning is poor. ive mostly been riding a bike and tbh it doesnt help much in the cardio department.
Yes.![]()
So what's the deal? You got yourself busy yet or what?
Seriously, I wouldn't be too worried about technique and footwork and so on. Hey, if you want to pick up a heavy bag and start with that, sure, go for it. If you want to youtube some vid of form and apply them, meh, ok. But basically, I don't really think it is that great of an idea to get into technique too much pre-arriving at a club. You might just teach yourself a habit that needs to be unlearned, and that is harder then learning from a clean slate.
Cardio? I'd suggest a variety. Bit of running to start. Heck, swimming if you can do it. Got a rope, some skipping...etc, etc.
I know you've been working on strength training for quite a while now, so imagine it would be fairly easy to incorporate cardio into it, albeit initially painful. But very rewarding.
There is some dialogue, wesrman. Sooo, wazzup?
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