mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSED (Page 11)
-
No new posts
| Moderators: alicefoeller | Reply |
|
2010-04-25 9:06 PM in reply to: #2769357 |
112![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDDecided to try out fitday for logging food. OMG...what an eye opener...I can't believe how many calories I took in today! I would have rated today as not too bad, not great but not horrible but guess what? It was horrible. I had no idea how revealing this would be and its only the 1ST DAY! I'm like ashamed to look at it but its a good visual for me no matter how much it hurts. Besides, it can't hurt worse than not being able to find a single, cute race picture to put with my bib number as a memento of the first 5k! May goal food wise....CUT OUT THE COKE! I love it but damn, its not doing anything for me. Revising my other goals and putting nutrition at the top of the list...I need to think fuel, not taste. Ronda |
|
2010-04-26 9:44 AM in reply to: #2814170 |
Veteran 118![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDGreat job Justin. |
2010-04-26 9:59 AM in reply to: #2815836 |
Expert 684![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Bend, OR | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDSwimfreak17 - 2010-04-25 7:06 May goal food wise....CUT OUT THE COKE! I love it but damn, its not doing anything for me. Ronda, I really hope you are refering to Coca-Cola, not the other coke. Because if its the white, powdery stuff I think you are on the wrong message boards. ![]() |
2010-04-26 9:59 AM in reply to: #2815836 |
Expert 1007![]() NW NJ | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDSwimfreak17 - 2010-04-25 10:06 PM Decided to try out fitday for logging food. OMG...what an eye opener...I can't believe how many calories I took in today! I would have rated today as not too bad, not great but not horrible but guess what? It was horrible. I had no idea how revealing this would be and its only the 1ST DAY! I'm like ashamed to look at it but its a good visual for me no matter how much it hurts. Besides, it can't hurt worse than not being able to find a single, cute race picture to put with my bib number as a memento of the first 5k! May goal food wise....CUT OUT THE COKE! I love it but damn, its not doing anything for me. Revising my other goals and putting nutrition at the top of the list...I need to think fuel, not taste. Ronda Ronda, Nutrition logs can be a pretty serious reality check, that's why I love them, they keep you honest! Keep it up for at least 2 weeks, then you can get a grasp on everything you are consuming and can go by feel. Congrats on the Race this weekend! |
2010-04-26 10:00 AM in reply to: #2816668 |
Expert 1007![]() NW NJ | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDn.k - 2010-04-26 10:59 AM Swimfreak17 - 2010-04-25 7:06 May goal food wise....CUT OUT THE COKE! I love it but damn, its not doing anything for me. Ronda, I really hope you are refering to Coca-Cola, not the other coke. Because if its the white, powdery stuff I think you are on the wrong message boards. ![]() I initally thought the same thing! HA! I hear it is a tremendous catalyst for weight loss though! |
2010-04-26 10:03 AM in reply to: #2816668 |
112![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDn.k - 2010-04-26 9:59 AM Swimfreak17 - 2010-04-25 7:06 May goal food wise....CUT OUT THE COKE! I love it but damn, its not doing anything for me. Ronda, I really hope you are refering to Coca-Cola, not the other coke. Because if its the white, powdery stuff I think you are on the wrong message boards. ![]() I guess there're both bad but is it wrong to think that at least if it was the white powdery kind, at least I'd be skinny and have lots of energy? ![]() |
|
2010-04-26 10:08 AM in reply to: #2812719 |
Veteran 118![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDmchubri` - 2010-04-23 2:49 PM n.k - 2010-04-23 1:56 PM mchubri` - 2010-04-23 7:31 AM Intervals: I don't really know what I should be doing for these. On my run, I was just going fast for a 1/2 mile and very slow for the other half and repeating. Does that seem right? Exactly! Do I just do them on my run, or should I be incorporating them into my swim and bike as well? Incorporate into all. Noel, take this with a grain of salt as I am new to tri. what helped me a lot last year when I was only running was mixing up the training. After running for several months slow and steady, I began to run 3 times a week, one interval/hill session (alternating every week), one tempo run and one long run. I rarely managed to get a 4th short recovery run. Not only did it help me with my pace, it took the boredom out of long run sessions and was also the time where I lost the most weight. I went on McMillan running calculator to figure out my paces for my training. You are already doing 1/2 mile intervals and you can extend that to different distances/effort combination. Just type in a http://www.mcmillanrunning.com/mcmillanrunningcalculator.htm Just type in a recent race time |
2010-04-26 10:16 AM in reply to: #2769357 |
112![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDHa Ha Brian, I hadn't read your response yet, I had the same thought! It would be ackward tho if it was the white powder coke with the dh being a cop and all...prolly a conflict of interest. |
2010-04-26 12:12 PM in reply to: #2769357 |
Veteran 209![]() ![]() Northern Ohio | Subject: Check-inHello everyone- Just thought I'd check in. Did the Akron U Sprint yesterday. Did OK Versus my expectations. For my first two tris the bike have been stationary. I cannot waite to get back on my roadbike. the stationaries are not for me. i almost have my road bike ready. Adding aeros this week and starting to train on it when the rain lets up here in Ohio. Here are my results. Swim 500 yd - 10:38 T1 1:01 Bike 12 miles - 32:15 T2 :14 Run 3.1 miles 32:27 Next tri - May 16th - Youngstown YMCA Sprint Has anyone used one of the BT coaches? I want to start taking my fitness and training to the next level and need help. Any comment on the use of a coach would be helpful. Thanks Tom Edited by Tkimble01 2010-04-26 1:07 PM |
2010-04-26 3:07 PM in reply to: #2816698 |
Expert 1007![]() NW NJ | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDChezz - 2010-04-26 11:08 AM what helped me a lot last year when I was only running was mixing up the training. After running for several months slow and steady, I began to run 3 times a week, one interval/hill session (alternating every week), one tempo run and one long run. I rarely managed to get a 4th short recovery run. Not only did it help me with my pace, it took the boredom out of long run sessions and was also the time where I lost the most weight. This is EXACTLY what I did to train for my 1/2 marathon this winter. Took 1:30 off my anticipated pace, 20 min off my anticipated finish time and 25lbs of fat off my gut! I am a HUGE proponent/Beleiver of 1 interval, 1 tempo, 1 long. I also can now put in long runs at Z2-3 where before If I was running I was in Z4-5, I'd have to walk to be in Z2-3. |
2010-04-26 3:09 PM in reply to: #2816698 |
Expert 1007![]() NW NJ | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDChezz - 2010-04-26 11:08 AM This does bring up 2 questions for all of you. I am finishing a 12 week beginner sprint training which I did 65-70%. I am looking into another sprint training that aims to improve my time (I am assuming harder sessions). I feel like I can do it, what is the criteria to jump into a different training program? I was once told that I should focus on my base since I was new. I say if you can do it, go for it! The other question is regarding interval training. I think I understand the logic for running but when it comes to tri, do you also do interval/tempo/long session for all swim/bike/run = 9 sessions per week? How do you make sure you balance that? Not really sure, that's why I try to pick a plan that has these workouts incorporated in them and then trust the plan and follow it as closely as possible. |
|
2010-04-26 11:55 PM in reply to: #2769357 |
112![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDDay 2 of food logging....so much better...I hopefully figured out my bmr from a webstite and then figured out how many calories I could eat and lose a lb a week...I'm right on target for today. Now, hopefully, I have the correct bmr and I'll lose some weight! Ronda |
2010-04-27 11:09 AM in reply to: #2769357 |
Veteran 201![]() ![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDQuick Update: |
2010-04-27 11:59 AM in reply to: #2819699 |
Expert 1095![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() C-bus | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDcrisi13 - 2010-04-27 12:09 PM I've had two issue with my swimming...any advice would be great!! First, I'm having issues with water in my ears. I have Swim-Ear, but it's not really working. Anyone have any ideas on how to keep this from happening??? Secondly, my ankles are really stiff and a little sore. Any ideas on how to strengthen or stretch? Thanks! I have had a perforated eardrum since I was about 8. I'm finally got fed up with water in my ears for days after my swim, so I purchased some real earplugs (not the silicone putty). Here's what I found... Mack's Aqua Block -little silicone plugs... soft, comfy, quiet!!! So far, so good. Can be found at certain Wal-Marts. Do a quick search before you go to your local store-only certain stores carry it. Speedo also has a silicone plug. Have not used it yet. Does not seem as flexible as Mack's. Found these at Sports Authority. Each were about $5. I have not had any water issues since I purchased these. I'm in heaven! As for your ankles, I wish I could help! |
2010-04-27 12:55 PM in reply to: #2769357 |
Veteran 209![]() ![]() Northern Ohio | Subject: Training ProgramDoes anyone here use the BT training programs? if so what level (bronze, silver, gold or nutrition). If so how have you like it? |
2010-04-27 1:23 PM in reply to: #2820081 |
Veteran 201![]() ![]() | Subject: RE: Training Program |
|
2010-04-27 1:23 PM in reply to: #2820081 |
Veteran 201![]() ![]() | Subject: RE: Training ProgramTkimble01 - 2010-04-27 1:55 PM Does anyone here use the BT training programs? if so what level (bronze, silver, gold or nutrition). If so how have you like it? I use the silver plans. I like it because it's so simple and it allows me to mix and match. I use a sprint swim plan, an Ironman bike plan and a HIM run plan. (I'm doing a Sprint Triathlon, Century Bike Ride, and a half Marathon this year)! Edited by crisi13 2010-04-27 1:30 PM |
2010-04-27 1:32 PM in reply to: #2819898 |
Veteran 201![]() ![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDsungirl919 - 2010-04-27 12:59 PM crisi13 - 2010-04-27 12:09 PM I've had two issue with my swimming...any advice would be great!! First, I'm having issues with water in my ears. I have Swim-Ear, but it's not really working. Anyone have any ideas on how to keep this from happening??? Secondly, my ankles are really stiff and a little sore. Any ideas on how to strengthen or stretch? Thanks! I have had a perforated eardrum since I was about 8. I'm finally got fed up with water in my ears for days after my swim, so I purchased some real earplugs (not the silicone putty). Here's what I found... Mack's Aqua Block -little silicone plugs... soft, comfy, quiet!!! So far, so good. Can be found at certain Wal-Marts. Do a quick search before you go to your local store-only certain stores carry it. Speedo also has a silicone plug. Have not used it yet. Does not seem as flexible as Mack's. Found these at Sports Authority. Each were about $5. I have not had any water issues since I purchased these. I'm in heaven! As for your ankles, I wish I could help! Thanks, I'll try that!!! I have to do something...it's driving me nuts! |
2010-04-27 3:49 PM in reply to: #2769357 |
Expert 1007![]() NW NJ | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDChrissy, Keep at the nutrition, it may take a few weeks but you will hone it in. It is good to listen to your body and make healthy decisions when feeling hungry. Make sure to include foods high in fiber into your diet. They will keep you satiated longer. I've also read in a few different places that people who start the day with a Protein rich breakfast feel fuller and eat less throught the day. I'm an egg-white guy so I can attest to that! |
2010-04-27 8:15 PM in reply to: #2819699 |
112![]() | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDCrisi, Good job on the swimming lessons. For water in my ears, if I absolutely can't get it out by tilting my head or lying on the side that has water ( creepy fact about me, I think the feeling of water finally coming out of your ears is the best! ) I use a couple of drops of plain alcohol. Try not to stick your finger in your ear to form a vacuum because that never seems to work and just makes your ear hurt. The alcohol will dry up any water you have in your ears. As for the sore ankles, two things: are you swimming with your toes pointed and are you using fins? If your toes are pointed, it may be that you are just not used to that position and if you are a biker you may have stiff ankles that will make swimming with your toes pointed uncomfortable as your ankles are not used to that stretch. If you are using fins in your workouts, that may be whats causing the soreness as fins help to flex your ankles. To get a good strong whip like kick from your hips, your ankles have to be able to flex as much as possible. If you sit down with your legs in front of you, you can point your toes and try withour lifting your heels up, to touch your toes to the floor. This will help you to stretch your ankles. Ronda |
2010-04-28 9:40 AM in reply to: #2769357 |
Expert 1095![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() C-bus | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDGot my last run in before the half marathon on Saturday. Felt great! Even a new PR -23:39 forf a 3 mile run! ( I know I shouldn't push it before a race, but it was a short run and I have 2 rest days coming up.) I'll let you know how Saturday turns out!!! Have a great rest of the week everybody! |
|
2010-04-28 5:12 PM in reply to: #2814605 |
Extreme Veteran 566![]() ![]() ![]() Southern California | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDSwimfreak17 First 5k done. Congrats! It sounds like it was fun. a goal as far out as my tri is not enough to light the fire under me Ditto. My next tri isn't until June 27th and I have been slackin'. |
2010-04-28 5:13 PM in reply to: #2816618 |
Extreme Veteran 566![]() ![]() ![]() Southern California | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSED |
2010-04-28 5:16 PM in reply to: #2815836 |
Extreme Veteran 566![]() ![]() ![]() Southern California | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDSwimfreak17 Decided to try out fitday for logging food I like their web site. I had the same experience of shock when I actually saw what I was consuming. |
2010-04-28 5:20 PM in reply to: #2769357 |
Extreme Veteran 566![]() ![]() ![]() Southern California | Subject: RE: mchubri's Crazy Awesome Training Group - CLOSEDHave any of you upgraded your saddle? What are you using, why? I have a Specialized Allez Compact, all stock parts. I want to get a new saddle, have a leg issue that I think is aggravated by the support bar running from the front to the back of the saddle just under the seat. Hoping a different saddle may help, ready to upgrade something on this thing anyway. |
|
login




2010-04-25 9:06 PM



Bend, OR

View profile
Add to friends
Go to training log
Go to race log
Send a message
View album
CONNECT WITH FACEBOOK