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The Martial Artists' Training Log


bushido_man96

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Sorry about the wisdom teeth deal, Menjo. What a bummer! I am glad that I have never had to have it done.

You mentioned football practice. American football, or soccer?

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Sorry about the wisdom teeth deal, Menjo. What a bummer! I am glad that I have never had to have it done.

You mentioned football practice. American football, or soccer?

Thanks bushido_man. The embarrassment is the worst pain haha, and its impressive you never had to have them done!

American actually, do you also play?

"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst"

William Penn

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Sorry about the wisdom teeth deal, Menjo. What a bummer! I am glad that I have never had to have it done.

You mentioned football practice. American football, or soccer?

Thanks bushido_man. The embarrassment is the worst pain haha, and its impressive you never had to have them done!

American actually, do you also play?

No, I don't play. I am out of high school, and we don't have any clubs around here that adults play in. Both of my brothers played in high school, and one in college. I should have played, but I did not.

8-6-07

Chest/triceps

Bench press: 185x8, 185x8, 205x6

Cable crossovers: 50x10, 50x10, 50x10

Dips: 2x5

Dip machine: 215x8, 215x8

Abs

Roman chair crunches: 3x15

Side raises: 2x20x30 lbs; 10x30 lbs.

Frogman crunches: 3x15 (Thanks, Dazed and Confused!)

Forearms

Grip machine: 3x10x25 lbs.

Dumbbell wrist curls: 3x20x20 lbs.

Combat Hapkido/Defensive Tactics from 4:30 - 5:30. During this hour, we worked on arresting techniques, from takedowns to controlling to cuffing. This was a great workout! We also reviewed some of the low rank Combat Hapkido curriculum, which, after doing, we realized tied in very well with the arresting techniques that we had worked on. We just had to change the introductory movements. Instead of being grabbed, we had to initiate the grabbing.

Tradtional Class from 6:00 - 7:00. We did combination work at the end of class instead of sparring, and I need to work on being lighter on my feet to initiate moves better.

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Got up early today and decided to train even though its supposed to be the day off.

My new program is Power training, so its more weights than usual.

4k run

20min break (breakfast)

2k run

Weight Training:

Jump Squats 3X10

Power Cleans 3X12

Dumbell Military Press 3X10

Push Press 3X12

Leg Press 3X8

Bent-Over Lateral Raises 3X15

Standing Flyes 3X12

Standing Calf Raises 3X20

Then Swimming continously for 30min in a lane.

10min break

7laps

Walked Home.

"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst"

William Penn

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8-13-07

Today I had to do a quick workout, because I had to get my vehicle worked on this morining.

Chest/triceps

Bench press: 185x8, 195x6, 205x4...I will go up next week.

Abs

Roman chair crunches: 3x15

Side raises: 2x20x30 lbs.

Forearms

Grip machine: 3x15x25 lbs.

Taught Orientation from 5:20 - 6:00. Traditional Class from 6:00 - 7:00. Class was pretty good. We changed up the basics a bit, and I liked some of the different combinations that we did. I also got to learn my new form tonight.

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8-14-07

Today I did Combat Hapkido from 3:00 - 4:30. We had a really good session, going over 3 belt ranks of curriculum, really working on breaking down the finishing techniques, and working on the "entry" techniques for beginning the movements. We warmed up with some focus mitt work, which was great, too.

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Had a skill directed training day this morning followed by more skill stuff.

4k run

800 metre sprint X3

All the basics, 20 for each.

Evening: Class, and then went home to develop stuff I learned.

"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst"

William Penn

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8-15-07

Back/Shoulders/Biceps

Assisted pull-ups: plate 12x10, plate 11x10, plate 10x10

Back hyperextensions: 3x15

Seated row: 110x10, 120x10, 130x8

Forearms

Gripper machine: 3x15x25 lbs.

Abs

Physio ball crunches: 3x15

Side raises: 2x20x30 lbs.

Solo Workout 5:00 - 5:30

Se Jong hyung: 3 times

Back leg round kicks: 3x10 each leg on heavy bag between the above forms sets.

Gae Baek hyung: 2 times

Step-up round kicks: 3x10 each leg on heavy bag between the above forms sets.

Walked through my Combat Hapkido curriculum for the second belt rank for the last 10 minutes of the session.

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