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Posted
10 min of gi choke work on Boomer

Where you able to get a gi on Boomer fairly easily?

8-7-09

Morning

Bike: 1 mile w/dog. 1/4 was a sprint, 1/4 was a steady pace, and the rest was a nice cool down (dog ran himself out).

Evening

Warm-up: 1/4 mile on elliptical, 5 minutes stretch.

Crunches: 4x25

Assisted pull-ups: 10, 9, max sets.

Lat pull-down: 108x15x3

Weighted crunches: 60x10x2

Dumbell rows: 25x10, 30x10x2

Dumbell curls: 20x10x3

Bar curls: 60x10x3

Bike: 8 minutes

8-10-09

Bench press: 165x10, 175x8, 185x6, 195x4, 215x2, 235x1 Went up this week.

Crunches: 4x25 These are coming easier.

1/2 sit-ups: 25

Double crunches: 25

Push-ups: 30, 25, max sets. Having trouble getting over the hump here.

Gripper: 30x15x3

Sit-ups: 35, 15

Dumbell military press: 25x15x3

Dips: 8x2, max sets.

Bike: 10 minutes at 90+ rpms.

Posted

Bushido man- it was actually real easy to get on on him. As it turns out, he's pretty well proportioned. I used an old karate gi rather than tie up one of my heavy gis on him as well as my original white belt from eons ago. That way, I can grip and use it for memory building. The only down side is that the sleeves tend to ride up and collect in the joints fo the shoulder and arm. After a session, I usually have to re situatethem to hang properly.

today-

BJJ nite:

Drilled from half guard all night. Worked position and submission series from the bottom and countering the half guard from the top.

5, 5 min rounds of free roll at the end.

Posted
today-

chest/tris/abs

That's it. Sleep has been hard to come by lately due to the job. Need to do family time too.

I hear you there. Its tough to work it all in at times.

8-11-09

Combat Hapkido: 4:30 - 5:00. Did some transition work.

Leg press: 315x10x3

Assited pull-ups: 8, 7, 6 max sets.

Lunges: 25x10x3

Barbell curl: 70x10x3

Calf raises: 3x15

TKD class: 6:00 - 7:30. Thought I'd be worn out for this, but it went pretty well. First class in a week, so it was good to get back into it. Sparring went pretty well, and I worked on using angles more, and attacking with front kicks. My left big toe is going to pay for that...

Posted

Both of my big toes are permanently taped during training anymore. Between impact and turf toe they are always killing me.

today-

back/bis/abs

15 min of drilling half guard series and crushing the half guard on Boomer.

3 mile run

Weight is right on for a tourney in 2 weeks time. I'm waking up under weight already. I'd like to keep dropping for a NAGA next month, but I don't want to get too low and short change myself for the weight classes in this one first. I'm thinking of splitting the difference and being a little lighter than I need to be for this one, but low enough to make the cut for the next.

One day I want to be good enough that I can wrestle at my natural weight :lol:

Posted (edited)

That sounds great, tg. At this upcoming tourney, are you going to compete Gi or no-Gi?

8-12-09

Morning

Aiki-taisos

Tekubi-kosa undo (wrist-crossing exercise): 10 minutes

Funekogi undo (rowing exercise): 10 minutes

Bike ride with dog 1 mile. Stretch legs 5 minutes.

Evening

Warm-up: 1/4 mile on elliptical, 5 minutes stretching.

Bench press: 205x5x5

Crunches: 4x25

Weighted crunches: 60x10x2

Push-ups: 28, 20, max sets.

Biangular shoulder press: 72x15x3

Dips: 11, 7, max sets.

Elliptical: .6 miles.

8-13-09

Aiki-taisos

Tebuki-kosa undo (wrist crossing): 5 min.

Funekogi undo (rowing): 5 min.

Edited by bushido_man96
Posted

Yesterday-

BJJ nite:

Drilled side mount series and transition. Practiced armbar set up and execution from scarf position. Repped this. Finished technical work with breaking a hold from north/south position and a similar variation from mount.

Live drilling on holding side/escaping side while setting up submissions. Free roll for about 30 min.

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