Last week, the data from my workouts were pretty much completely recorded by striiv, which was great, but I noticed a few things that I wanted to try and improve for this week's workouts. They were as follows:
Week A: MWF HIIT (provided by Mrs. Garduque): progressing by 2, 2-20 (Pushups, Squat w/2 front kicks, Burpees, V-sits). Forms workout A: (Each open-hand form straight through without rest. Short rest, weapons forms without rest (nunchaku, bo, then sai). 3 2-minute rounds on the heavy bag.
Week B: TH Tabata (1 round morning, 1 round late afternoon), Forms workout B: workout A x 2. 5 2-minute rounds on the bag Tuesday, 2 on Thursday (as a warm-up for semi-knockdown rounds Thursday night.)
I'll also be journaling classes attended, so these weekly updates should be fairly detailed, as opposed to the more free-form posts during the week.
Post fights on Thursday, I spent most of yesterday resting, but I'm hoping light workouts will be easier on Fridays from here out.
Here is the Striiv breakdown for M-T-W. (Thursday I was unable to sync and lost data.)
Monday:
Steps: 10,431
Miles: 5.2
Equivalent steps: 140
Calories burned: 1,037
Tuesday:
S: 6,932
M: 3.4
ES: 1,749 (Tuesday, I did the Eiffel Tower challenge. The tower has 1,665 steps to the top observation deck. I completed the challenge in 52 minutes.)
C: 1,028
Wednesday:
S: 11,577
M: 5.8
ES: 188
C: 1,286
Thursday: Data lost because this goober didn't write them down before trying to sync. After midnight, the scores roll back to zero. You can still sync, but I waited too long.
Next week, I'll be just outside Charleston vacationing on Isle of Palms will Blair and her family. I have my laptop with me, and I'll keep you updated on workouts during the week. There is a gym available on the island, so I'll include some free-weight work to offset a week off from formal classes.
- Although the long walks were burning great calories, they took forever, and I wanted to raise the intensity level a bit for an increased heart rate during the cardio portion of the workout.
- The long time dedicated to those walks cut into other aspects of my training.
- I wanted to have some sort of HIIT (High Intensity Interval-Training) for every day I worked out.
- I wanted to dedicate the lion's share of my time to exercises that were simultaneously polishing my Yoshukai material.
Week A: MWF HIIT (provided by Mrs. Garduque): progressing by 2, 2-20 (Pushups, Squat w/2 front kicks, Burpees, V-sits). Forms workout A: (Each open-hand form straight through without rest. Short rest, weapons forms without rest (nunchaku, bo, then sai). 3 2-minute rounds on the heavy bag.
Week B: TH Tabata (1 round morning, 1 round late afternoon), Forms workout B: workout A x 2. 5 2-minute rounds on the bag Tuesday, 2 on Thursday (as a warm-up for semi-knockdown rounds Thursday night.)
I'll also be journaling classes attended, so these weekly updates should be fairly detailed, as opposed to the more free-form posts during the week.
Post fights on Thursday, I spent most of yesterday resting, but I'm hoping light workouts will be easier on Fridays from here out.
Here is the Striiv breakdown for M-T-W. (Thursday I was unable to sync and lost data.)
Monday:
Steps: 10,431
Miles: 5.2
Equivalent steps: 140
Calories burned: 1,037
Tuesday:
S: 6,932
M: 3.4
ES: 1,749 (Tuesday, I did the Eiffel Tower challenge. The tower has 1,665 steps to the top observation deck. I completed the challenge in 52 minutes.)
C: 1,028
Wednesday:
S: 11,577
M: 5.8
ES: 188
C: 1,286
Thursday: Data lost because this goober didn't write them down before trying to sync. After midnight, the scores roll back to zero. You can still sync, but I waited too long.
Next week, I'll be just outside Charleston vacationing on Isle of Palms will Blair and her family. I have my laptop with me, and I'll keep you updated on workouts during the week. There is a gym available on the island, so I'll include some free-weight work to offset a week off from formal classes.
If you go to the main menu and click the 'charts' on your Strive, you can scroll through data for the past 5 days and see trends for the past 30. So you should be able to retrieve most of your Thursday data that way!
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