Warmup
LC:
6 mins @ 2x28kg; 5 rpm = 30 reps
Run:
2 miles in SCBA mask in 17:28
Stretched and done.
Something light and easy.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Yesterday:
Fought a major fire yesterday at an autobody shop. Rescued 1 patient/victim via two man carry from 2nd story. All in all was out there for rescue, attack, and overhaul for close to 6 hrs.
Today: KB Pentathlon
OAC:
120 reps @ 28kg = 420 pts
OAP:
60 @ 22kg =165 pts
OAJ:
120 reps @ 24kg = 360 pts
HSN:
95 reps @ 22kg = 261.25 pts
PP:
120 reps @ 22kg = 330 pts
Ttl reps: 515 reps
Ttl kg: 12290 kg
total pts: 1536.25 points
Fought a major fire yesterday at an autobody shop. Rescued 1 patient/victim via two man carry from 2nd story. All in all was out there for rescue, attack, and overhaul for close to 6 hrs.
Today: KB Pentathlon
OAC:
120 reps @ 28kg = 420 pts
OAP:
60 @ 22kg =165 pts
OAJ:
120 reps @ 24kg = 360 pts
HSN:
95 reps @ 22kg = 261.25 pts
PP:
120 reps @ 22kg = 330 pts
Ttl reps: 515 reps
Ttl kg: 12290 kg
total pts: 1536.25 points
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Ashman Strength System E-book Review
While my current pursuit is attaining Master of Sport in GS, I still like to keep up with training books that come out. One that was recommended to me was Ashman Strength System (A.S.S.) Book, written by Jay Ashman.
I just finished reading and I have to say that it is a well thought out program that is simple and effective. The program is geared towards a mix of strength and aesthetics that most gym monkeys can appreciate.
Definitely check it out. You could blow $20 in far worse ways and get far less out of it than this, plus Ashman is probably one of the few bullshit artists out there in the internet fitness world and he knows his stuff.
http://ashmanstrength.com/the-ashman-strength-system-ebook/
I just finished reading and I have to say that it is a well thought out program that is simple and effective. The program is geared towards a mix of strength and aesthetics that most gym monkeys can appreciate.
Definitely check it out. You could blow $20 in far worse ways and get far less out of it than this, plus Ashman is probably one of the few bullshit artists out there in the internet fitness world and he knows his stuff.
http://ashmanstrength.com/the-ashman-strength-system-ebook/
Warmup
LC:
5 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm = 30 reps
...rest till HR below 100 bpm...
4 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm = 24 reps
...rest till HR below 100 bpm...
4 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm = 24 reps
...rest till HR below 100 bpm...
ttl time/reps: 13 mins/78 reps
Dragon Flags and situps
Run:
3 miles in 24:47
Stretched and done.
LC:
5 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm = 30 reps
...rest till HR below 100 bpm...
4 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm = 24 reps
...rest till HR below 100 bpm...
4 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm = 24 reps
...rest till HR below 100 bpm...
ttl time/reps: 13 mins/78 reps
Dragon Flags and situps
Run:
3 miles in 24:47
Stretched and done.
Friday, May 24, 2013
Progress and turning 30
I am less than a month from my 30th birthday. Over the last 5 years I have lost my both my parents, got married (and learned what it means to make it work), finished college, gone back to school and changed careers. Not exactly a stress free 5 years.
2 years ago, as I turned 28 years old, I was out of shape. I drank a little too much, and while I exercised, I was hardly what you could call fit. I was suffering from hypertension and my resting HR was sometimes as high as 100 bpm. My kettlebell sport numbers were paltry at best and were not getting any better. On a good day I could maybe hit a 5 minute set with 2x24kg bells.
I saw a picture of myself from my 28th birthday and realized that I am barreling down the track to 30. While some of you may chuckle about 30 still being young, you have to take into consideration that the men in my family typically do not make it past 55 yrs and we typically have heart problems as early as our mid 30's. I was headed down the same path and decided to change it.
I focused more on diet and bettering my numbers in kettlebell sport. I eventually ended up getting up with World Kettlebell Club Coach Eric Liford and shit got serious. I am now on the threshold of 30 and I feel stronger and fitter than I did in my early 20s. I have achieved Candidate for Master of Sport (CMS) in kettlebell sport and have started my career as a firefighter/paramedic. Life is good and I am looking forward to the next 10 years.
June 2011:
6 mins @ 2x24kg; 6 rpm = 36 reps
Couldn't even run 2 miles
Avg BP and HR: 150/90 and 90-100 bpm
Today 2013:
10 mins @ 2x28kg; 56 reps
2 miles in 13:04
Avg BP and HR: 110/60 and 40-50 bpm
And while I do not typically add photos of myself, here are the progressive pics from left to right: 2011, 2012, 2013.
2 years ago, as I turned 28 years old, I was out of shape. I drank a little too much, and while I exercised, I was hardly what you could call fit. I was suffering from hypertension and my resting HR was sometimes as high as 100 bpm. My kettlebell sport numbers were paltry at best and were not getting any better. On a good day I could maybe hit a 5 minute set with 2x24kg bells.
I saw a picture of myself from my 28th birthday and realized that I am barreling down the track to 30. While some of you may chuckle about 30 still being young, you have to take into consideration that the men in my family typically do not make it past 55 yrs and we typically have heart problems as early as our mid 30's. I was headed down the same path and decided to change it.
I focused more on diet and bettering my numbers in kettlebell sport. I eventually ended up getting up with World Kettlebell Club Coach Eric Liford and shit got serious. I am now on the threshold of 30 and I feel stronger and fitter than I did in my early 20s. I have achieved Candidate for Master of Sport (CMS) in kettlebell sport and have started my career as a firefighter/paramedic. Life is good and I am looking forward to the next 10 years.
June 2011:
6 mins @ 2x24kg; 6 rpm = 36 reps
Couldn't even run 2 miles
Avg BP and HR: 150/90 and 90-100 bpm
Today 2013:
10 mins @ 2x28kg; 56 reps
2 miles in 13:04
Avg BP and HR: 110/60 and 40-50 bpm
And while I do not typically add photos of myself, here are the progressive pics from left to right: 2011, 2012, 2013.
12 hrs of non-emergency amberlamps/transporting = deadlifting the diseased dregs of society; AMRAP
Warmup
LC:
4 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm
...HR below 100 bpm...
4 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm
...HR below 100 bpm...
4 mins @ 2x28kg; 6 rpm
ttl time/reps: 12 mins/72 reps
Dip/Chin:
6x3 @ bw + 10 lbs
Stretched and done.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
Warmup
LC:
10 mins @ 2x28kg; 5 rpm = 50 reps
Run:
1.5 miles in 12;17
Stretched and done.
We had training drills yesterday that involved running hose up and down an 18 story building in full gear. Legs are a bit tired today. Got to nap a little yesterday morning but we ran all night and then had my 2nd job all day today. Still feeling better than I should I guess. This was all I had in me.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Friday, May 3, 2013
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