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Training Log Archive: Runner99

In the 7 days ending Feb 21, 2016:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Climbing3 2:40:00
  Bouldering2 50:00
  Strengthening1 30:00
  Core1 24:00
  Opposition2 16:00
  Stretching1 15:00
  Total3 4:55:00
  [1-5]3 4:40:00

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Saturday Feb 20, 2016 #

9 AM

Bouldering (warm up) 20:00 [3]

Bouldered for a while. Did a couple problems, focused on flagging.

Climbing (workout) 10:00 [5]

Worked on onsighting. Went for a 5.13c (haha maybe was a bit head over heels) and got shutdown in the crux which was like two bad pinches.

Next went for a 5.12a that screwed me over last time I tried it, and I redpointed it!!! So that was a positive. Still had so many things to work on though. To brainstorm, ill jot down a few:

- Always completely memorizing my sequence, I often skimp on that, therefore I sometimes have gaps that are detrimental

- Climb faster; even though I feel like I'm going quite fast, then I still get feedback that I am too slow. This might tie into sequencing...

-Use my feet, often mentally, I feel like I'm just focusing on my handholds, and therefore after I figure out my hands, then I look for feet that would compromise my position. I need to change this type of mentality.

Strengthening 30:00 [4]

1min rests between each exercise

Hanging:
3x open hand crimps small rungs (10-15sec)
3x half open crimps small rungs (10-15 sec)
2x finger curls 2 feet on, open hand -> full crimp (10-15reps)

Strengthening:
3x lock off campus traverse
2x row pushups (6 reps)
2x 40sec pull up (20 up 20 down)

Climbing:
5.10d slow motion, really anti-intuitive

Climbing 30:00 [3]

Lead:

5.11b onsight
5.11c 2 falls, pretty hard
5.12a 2 falls bleh so crimpy
5.10c onsight
5.11a onsight
5.11d onsight
5.11b 2 falls dead. done.

Thursday Feb 18, 2016 #

6 AM

Climbing (Workout) 40:00 [3]

Warm up 5.10b
Then jumped onto a 5.11c/d (can't recall) that had a hard move in it and got me in the game.
Onsighted a purple 5.11a if I had to guess.
Tried to onsight black only with features, (5.11c) and the jump caught me by surprise so I fell once, literally getting my butt kicked in the process.
Did 5 second hovers up lime green 5.11a, which was super pumpy and that's it.

Opposition 15:00 [3]

Forgot the names so i'll make them up.

Elbows in arms out theraband
Sword out theraband
wall raises theraband
right hand wrist rotations

Tuesday Feb 16, 2016 #

Bouldering 20:00 [2]
(injured)

Some arm swings.
35 moves on jugs, good feet
3 dynamic boulder problems on jugs.

Bouldering (workout) 10:00 [4]

4 times a 24 move easy boulder problem (5.10b) with a crappy kneebar, and 2 clips (each clipped 2wice) *
Climbed the loop 4 times, after each time did core and then 4:30 min rest.

*should have clipped one at the end to simulate anchor

Core 24:00 [5]

[1 min sit ups legs @ 90 deg
1 min twisties
2min plank
2x (1min side plank)] x4

That hurt so much, but as Tony would say; it was good pain. Lost form 2wice in the R side plank, due to awkward balancing, but did a nice job pushing through the normal plank, that was the hardest.

Opposition 1:00 [3]

Wall sit.

Stretching 15:00 [0]

Hams, sides, and right forearm.

Climbing 40:00 [4]

Warmed up with a little bit of bouldering with Kyle no jumping down.

Then moved onto leading ropes:

Redpointed a 5.12a boo yah!
Sesame streets on a long 5.10d (that was more like a 5.9)
Campused up 5 moves of an easy 5.11c, before I got stuck and had to climb the rest of it.
Tried a 5.12b where I pumped out right in the crux.

Climbing 40:00 [4]

Warmed up with a little bit of bouldering with Kyle no jumping down.

Then moved onto leading ropes:

Redpointed a 5.12a boo yah!
Sesame streets on a long 5.10d (that was more like a 5.9)
Campused up 5 moves of an easy 5.11c, before I got stuck and had to climb the rest of it.
Tried a 5.12b where I pumped out right in the crux.

Monday Feb 15, 2016 #

Note
(injured)

Doctor informed me that its probably a stress fracture, so I have to be more conscientious about how I train. I'll rest and then slowly ramp up my training, avoid pavement, and try to use more cushioned shoes.

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