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2013-07-17 10:48 PM in reply to: switch |
Regular 1360 Jenison, MI | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Another day another dollar. Almost forgot, rocked my core work at 11:30. |
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2013-07-17 11:00 PM in reply to: switch |
Expert 962 | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by switch Originally posted by 4agoodlifeI am currently parked outside my daughter's door because she won't stay in her room for nap.... seems a good place/ time to get my 10 min in. Except I can't groan when necessary to get those last few seconds done. :/ Erin. Erin, Erin, Erin. Why is everyone setting me up today? People, I am in full on taper-crazy. Stop tempting me! Forever prone to inappropriate innuendo....I like the cut of your jib there switch, you're alright in my book. V ups are getting easier although I still contend I look like a broken lawn chair while attempting them, and planks are still the devils playground. |
2013-07-18 12:31 AM in reply to: switch |
Master 3870 | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by switch Originally posted by 4agoodlifeI am currently parked outside my daughter's door because she won't stay in her room for nap.... seems a good place/ time to get my 10 min in. Except I can't groan when necessary to get those last few seconds done. :/ Erin. Erin, Erin, Erin. Why is everyone setting me up today? People, I am in full on taper-crazy. Stop tempting me! LOL! well, I didn't think moan was the right word...and I hate grunt. Groan is a good mix, right? Any good workout deserves an appropriately timed groan...moan...and even grunt if that's your thing. p.s. Tell Mr. Switch to get his tempting on!!!!! |
2013-07-18 6:08 AM in reply to: dsand97 |
Regular 5477 LHOTP | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by dsand97 Originally posted by switch Forever prone to inappropriate innuendo....I like the cut of your jib there switch, you're alright in my book. V ups are getting easier although I still contend I look like a broken lawn chair while attempting them, and planks are still the devils playground. Originally posted by 4agoodlifeI am currently parked outside my daughter's door because she won't stay in her room for nap.... seems a good place/ time to get my 10 min in. Except I can't groan when necessary to get those last few seconds done. :/ Erin. Erin, Erin, Erin. Why is everyone setting me up today? People, I am in full on taper-crazy. Stop tempting me! Glad you joined the group, Don. Inappropriate innuendo away...we're all about that in here. I think we have 10 pages of azz quotes to back that up;) Do you ever do your V-ups with one leg? The other leg would be bent at the knee, foot on the floor. This is a good exercise to do even if your V-ups are awesome--unilateral work challenging the stability sometimes a bit more. Another modification of this is to place your down leg's foot on a small ball. Those swirly patterned kids' balls that are often on an end cap at Target (or wherever), that sell for $2, are a great tool to have in the core arsenal. You can also take that same ball and place it between your lower legs and squeeze it as you're doing V-sits--little adductor work.
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2013-07-18 6:15 AM in reply to: 4agoodlife |
Regular 5477 LHOTP | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by 4agoodlife Haha, is it ever off? The man has just set some sort of vasectomy recovery record. 2 months to bring in a sample? Yeah, how about less than 2 weeks. The doctor stifled a laugh and said it was, ahem, "atypical".Originally posted by switch Originally posted by 4agoodlifeI am currently parked outside my daughter's door because she won't stay in her room for nap.... seems a good place/ time to get my 10 min in. Except I can't groan when necessary to get those last few seconds done. :/ Erin. Erin, Erin, Erin. Why is everyone setting me up today? People, I am in full on taper-crazy. Stop tempting me! LOL! well, I didn't think moan was the right word...and I hate grunt. Groan is a good mix, right? Any good workout deserves an appropriately timed groan...moan...and even grunt if that's your thing. p.s. Tell Mr. Switch to get his tempting on!!!!! I think I grunt/groan/moan the most during Trainer Road sessions. And swear. A lot of that. Erin, I would think your daughter would be used to hearing you groan by now, which I say that with only love and admiration;) |
2013-07-18 6:24 AM in reply to: Asalzwed |
Regular 5477 LHOTP | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by Asalzwed The subtle changes our bodies make over time with consistent training is incredible. With the combination of swimming and steady pull-up/flexed arm hangs my lats/delts/traps have increased in size so much I don't fit into my smaller sports bras (unfortunately it's not due to boobage-incease) and my legs are much thicker due to biking. I was much more of a stick when I was running, especially about 4 weeks out from my last marathon. I weight 2-3 lbs more and that's just 13 weeks of tri training. It really is amazing, isn't it? The swimming changes are crazy--lats, shoulder, tris I never thought they could get that big or defined. It's a little freaky. Salty, do you find that the body changes impact your running form or speed at all? Do your shoulders or back get more tired on runs now? |
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2013-07-18 6:46 AM in reply to: MSU_Brad |
Regular 5477 LHOTP | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by MSU_Brad Got a pretty solid 15 minutes of core in last night after a decent run on the treadmill. Still getting back in to running after the calf strain, but it is coming back slowly. What's your favorite lower abs move? I'm a beast with upper abs, but the lower is where I am slightly weaker. I can feel it coming back already with this focus, but I'd like to really focus there. Should be a help to my biking and running, I would think. OK, well first you need one of these: This little beauty (the equipment, not the woman) opens up all kinds of options for lower abs. You can do this...
Or this... Or this... Or this... Stability ball, lower abs I like this... And these twins make me want to put a sharp object in my eye, but: Roll Over: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg5H3GUqjnw JackKnife: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OO-pYdd67c Cork Screw: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_qn6cX2-7A Open Leg Rocker: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccRGMvjo-7M Control Balance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sv8wWkf3SLQ |
2013-07-18 7:07 AM in reply to: MSU_Brad |
Master 6834 Englewood, Florida | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by MSU_Brad Another day another dollar. Almost forgot, rocked my core work at 11:30. JFTR, I believe it is sixty seven cents after taxes. |
2013-07-18 7:15 AM in reply to: switch |
Expert 962 | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core This little beauty (the equipment, not the woman) opens up all kinds of options or lower abs I would say the options that piece of equipment offers extends well beyond the lower abs..... |
2013-07-18 7:17 AM in reply to: dsand97 |
Regular 5477 LHOTP | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by dsand97 Indeed they do, though you do get some strange looks from people when you have one in the dining room instead of a table.This little beauty (the equipment, not the woman) opens up all kinds of options or lower abs I would say the options that piece of equipment offers extends well beyond the lower abs..... |
2013-07-18 7:19 AM in reply to: Asalzwed |
Expert 962 | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by Asalzwed The subtle changes our bodies make over time with consistent training is incredible. With the combination of swimming and steady pull-up/flexed arm hangs my lats/delts/traps have increased in size so much I don't fit into my smaller sports bras (unfortunately it's not due to boobage-incease) and my legs are much thicker due to biking. I was much more of a stick when I was running, especially about 4 weeks out from my last marathon. I weight 2-3 lbs more and that's just 13 weeks of tri training. Huge fan here of subtle changes especially in regards to female delts, lats, and quads. Love the whole "strong is the new skinny" motto. As I've told my better half before "bones are for dogs, men need some meat" |
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2013-07-18 7:20 AM in reply to: switch |
Expert 962 | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by switch Originally posted by dsand97 Originally posted by switch Forever prone to inappropriate innuendo....I like the cut of your jib there switch, you're alright in my book. V ups are getting easier although I still contend I look like a broken lawn chair while attempting them, and planks are still the devils playground. Originally posted by 4agoodlifeI am currently parked outside my daughter's door because she won't stay in her room for nap.... seems a good place/ time to get my 10 min in. Except I can't groan when necessary to get those last few seconds done. :/ Erin. Erin, Erin, Erin. Why is everyone setting me up today? People, I am in full on taper-crazy. Stop tempting me! Glad you joined the group, Don. Inappropriate innuendo away...we're all about that in here. I think we have 10 pages of azz quotes to back that up Do you ever do your V-ups with one leg? The other leg would be bent at the knee, foot on the floor. This is a good exercise to do even if your V-ups are awesome--unilateral work challenging the stability sometimes a bit more. Another modification of this is to place your down leg's foot on a small ball. Those swirly patterned kids' balls that are often on an end cap at Target (or wherever), that sell for $2, are a great tool to have in the core arsenal. You can also take that same ball and place it between your lower legs and squeeze it as you're doing V-sits--little adductor work.
Thanks for the tips, although I may be cursing your name down the road as I attempt to implement them. |
2013-07-18 7:21 AM in reply to: cdban66 |
Regular 1360 Jenison, MI | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by cdban66 No, I was talking about what I owe, not what I made! Originally posted by MSU_Brad Another day another dollar. Almost forgot, rocked my core work at 11:30. JFTR, I believe it is sixty seven cents after taxes. |
2013-07-18 11:16 AM in reply to: MSU_Brad |
Master 2167 Livonia, MI | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Switch, those exercises look pretty cool, not to say I could execute most of them properly! I do see something that looks similar to hanging abs, one of my absolute faves. I do them with a 15 pound dumbbell between my feet and find they definitely engage the lower core. |
2013-07-18 11:16 AM in reply to: MSU_Brad |
Master 2167 Livonia, MI | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Switch, those exercises look pretty cool, not to say I could execute most of them properly! I do see something that looks similar to hanging abs, one of my absolute faves. I do them with a 15 pound dumbbell between my feet and find they definitely engage the lower core. |
2013-07-18 11:52 AM in reply to: switch |
Seattle | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by switch Originally posted by Asalzwed The subtle changes our bodies make over time with consistent training is incredible. With the combination of swimming and steady pull-up/flexed arm hangs my lats/delts/traps have increased in size so much I don't fit into my smaller sports bras (unfortunately it's not due to boobage-incease) and my legs are much thicker due to biking. I was much more of a stick when I was running, especially about 4 weeks out from my last marathon. I weight 2-3 lbs more and that's just 13 weeks of tri training. It really is amazing, isn't it? The swimming changes are crazy--lats, shoulder, tris I never thought they could get that big or defined. It's a little freaky. Salty, do you find that the body changes impact your running form or speed at all? Do your shoulders or back get more tired on runs now? I think the thing I notice most is just being heavier. It's definitely a "disadvantage" although slight. Definitely not more tired or anything. I'm hoping these hunched shoulders are from chugging milk and not the increase in muscle |
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2013-07-18 12:02 PM in reply to: noelle1230 |
Veteran 299 Ferndale | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Hey all... Checking in for yesterday and today.. Yesterday 1 min each 15 sec rest 2 rounds Plank to Push-up hold Superman Crunch Toe Touch Bicycle V-Abs Today 13 mile ride then abs when i got home. 1 min each 15 sec rest 2 rounds Plank Scissor Flutter Dying bug 3 Position leg raise Be back next week!!!! |
2013-07-18 12:10 PM in reply to: Asalzwed |
Master 2167 Livonia, MI | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by Asalzwed I'm hoping these hunched shoulders are from chugging milk and not the increase in muscle Damn, but look at those lean yet muscly legs. You go on with your bad self. Yes, I love running but no I don't like when I get the "skinny" look. Lately with shorter distance training my weight training has been so much better in quality. And my body fat % went down without losing scale weight, so I guess that means I scored some muscle, woo hoo! |
2013-07-18 12:12 PM in reply to: caffer |
Master 2167 Livonia, MI | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by caffer Hey all... Checking in for yesterday and today.. Yesterday 1 min each 15 sec rest 2 rounds Plank to Push-up hold Superman Crunch Toe Touch Bicycle V-Abs Today 13 mile ride then abs when i got home. 1 min each 15 sec rest 2 rounds Plank Scissor Flutter Dying bug 3 Position leg raise Be back next week!!!! Have fun and try not to fall off the core wagon while enjoying vaca |
2013-07-18 12:54 PM in reply to: Asalzwed |
Regular 5477 LHOTP | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by Asalzwed Shoulders? Oh... sorry, distracted...yeah, milk. Ok Originally posted by switch Originally posted by Asalzwed The subtle changes our bodies make over time with consistent training is incredible. With the combination of swimming and steady pull-up/flexed arm hangs my lats/delts/traps have increased in size so much I don't fit into my smaller sports bras (unfortunately it's not due to boobage-incease) and my legs are much thicker due to biking. I was much more of a stick when I was running, especially about 4 weeks out from my last marathon. I weight 2-3 lbs more and that's just 13 weeks of tri training. It really is amazing, isn't it? The swimming changes are crazy--lats, shoulder, tris I never thought they could get that big or defined. It's a little freaky. Salty, do you find that the body changes impact your running form or speed at all? Do your shoulders or back get more tired on runs now? I think the thing I notice most is just being heavier. It's definitely a "disadvantage" although slight. Definitely not more tired or anything. I'm hoping these hunched shoulders are from chugging milk and not the increase in muscle |
2013-07-18 12:56 PM in reply to: noelle1230 |
Seattle | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by noelle1230 Originally posted by Asalzwed
I'm hoping these hunched shoulders are from chugging milk and not the increase in muscle Damn, but look at those lean yet muscly legs. You go on with your bad self. Yes, I love running but no I don't like when I get the "skinny" look. Lately with shorter distance training my weight training has been so much better in quality. And my body fat % went down without losing scale weight, so I guess that means I scored some muscle, woo hoo! Yeah, my BF went down a hair and I gained 3 lbs, HA! I like my skinny look, but only because I know it means I am faster. But everyone else, most important my lady, much prefers this. |
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2013-07-18 12:56 PM in reply to: noelle1230 |
Regular 5477 LHOTP | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by noelle1230Switch, those exercises look pretty cool, not to say I could execute most of them properly! I do see something that looks similar to hanging abs, one of my absolute faves. I do them with a 15 pound dumbbell between my feet and find they definitely engage the lower core. yeah, it's the same exact exercise, though I never need to add weight to feel it, but I'm thick like that;) |
2013-07-18 12:59 PM in reply to: dsand97 |
Seattle | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by dsand97 Originally posted by Asalzwed Huge fan here of subtle changes especially in regards to female delts, lats, and quads. Love the whole "strong is the new skinny" motto. As I've told my better half before "bones are for dogs, men need some meat" The subtle changes our bodies make over time with consistent training is incredible. With the combination of swimming and steady pull-up/flexed arm hangs my lats/delts/traps have increased in size so much I don't fit into my smaller sports bras (unfortunately it's not due to boobage-incease) and my legs are much thicker due to biking. I was much more of a stick when I was running, especially about 4 weeks out from my last marathon. I weight 2-3 lbs more and that's just 13 weeks of tri training. Uhhh hmmm, I guess I don't exactly love that quote as my sport requires me to be quite thin to be competitive. But to each their own. But I get what you are saying. I think it's great that women are becoming less scared of "bulking up" and are coming to realize they aren't going to look like men from lifting heavy. |
2013-07-18 1:46 PM in reply to: 0 |
Master 2167 Livonia, MI | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by switch Originally posted by noelle1230Switch, those exercises look pretty cool, not to say I could execute most of them properly! I do see something that looks similar to hanging abs, one of my absolute faves. I do them with a 15 pound dumbbell between my feet and find they definitely engage the lower core. yeah, it's the same exact exercise, though I never need to add weight to feel it, but I'm thick like that You are my kinda thick! I feel like the grass seems greener on the other side sometimes as a woman. When I was young before I discovered exercise I wished I had curves. Then I found weight training, got a booty and wondered if it was too big. Now as primarily an endurance athlete I wish it was a little bigger. But even at 14% bf I can always find a SOMETHING that I wish would tighten up a little. While at same time wondering do I look too skinny??? AAGGHH! Edited by noelle1230 2013-07-18 1:49 PM |
2013-07-18 2:15 PM in reply to: noelle1230 |
Seattle | Subject: RE: 100d x 10m = 1 strong core Originally posted by noelle1230 Originally posted by switch Originally posted by noelle1230Switch, those exercises look pretty cool, not to say I could execute most of them properly! I do see something that looks similar to hanging abs, one of my absolute faves. I do them with a 15 pound dumbbell between my feet and find they definitely engage the lower core. yeah, it's the same exact exercise, though I never need to add weight to feel it, but I'm thick like that You are my kinda thick! I feel like the grass seems greener on the other side sometimes as a woman. When I was young before I discovered exercise I wished I had curves. Then I found weight training, got a booty and wondered if it was too big. Now as primarily an endurance athlete I wish it was a little bigger. But even at 14% bf I can always find a SOMETHING that I wish would tighten up a little. While at same time wondering do I look too skinny??? AAGGHH! Woah, you are 14%? |
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