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  • JKJ Offline
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    Bugger mate! Often a bit like that after you've had a bit of time off the greens. And big drives too....its that added muscle eh!<br />
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    What handicap are you playing off mate? Sucks giving away shots, especially when you're not playing as well as ya can.

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    Hopefully this will take your mind off the golf. Should last about 30-40 minutes.<br />
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    Warm-up skipping for 5-10 mins. If like me you can't skip, then start by throwing lots of light jabs - 30 left then 30 right.<br />
    Next throw light, fast 4 shot combos and pretend to duck after each combo. The "ducking" should by bending your knees not your back, so your basically doing a quick squat after each combo. A few minutes of this will get you warm-up nicely!<br />
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    Next up is basically interval training. Do each one for 30 secs with 10 secs rest in between. Lead with left jab, then swap over and do them leading with the right.<br />
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    left jab, right straight, heft hook<br />
    left jab, right hook, left hook<br />
    left jab, right upper cut, left upper<br />
    jab, r hook, l hook, r u/cut l u/cut<br />
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    Build up to full power on the strraight, hooks, and upper cuts.<br />
    Rest couple minutes, then it's time to "recreate" your own rounds.<br />
    throw combos of choice for 30 secs, then light shots fast as you can for 10 secs. Then go back to your combos repeat etc. Do 5 sets in total - just over 3 mins. Only rest at the end. This will hurt!<br />
    Do another set of 5 once you've got your breath back.<br />
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    Next, with no resting in between, do 15-20 squat thrusts, 10-15 press ups, 20 crunches, and then lie on back, hold legs out straight about 15cm from ground for 30 secs. Repeat the cycle.<br />
    quick rest, then planks: one minute each side, one minute on your front.<br />
    You are now done! Build up more intensity and power into the punch bag sessions as you get more into it. I'm still feeling my way with this but it certainly feels a good way working the muscles and getting a good cardio as well.

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  • taniwharugbyT Offline
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    #40

    [quote name='JK' timestamp='1329036388' post='269889']<br />
    Bugger mate! Often a bit like that after you've had a bit of time off the greens. And big drives too....its that added muscle eh!<br />
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    What handicap are you playing off mate? Sucks giving away shots, especially when you're not playing as well as ya can.<br />
    [/quote]<br />
    <br />
    NZ Golf has me still on an 8...which is probably 3 lower than where I ought to be right now, but about 3 higher than what I'd like to be on if I was playing regularly. But yeah, my 'condition' is the only thing I can attribute to hitting the ball further, as I have played over half my life on the course and even had a fella say he has never seen anyone put the ball out that far on these 2 holes in 20+ years...shame I couldnt make them count!!<br />
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    It has however given me a thirst to get back out and play more than I did last year (which wont be hard, already 1/3 of the way there)<br />
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    Cheers Cookie, I'll give it a crack!

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    first workout since Thursday today, went pretty hard tonight.<br />
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    Shoulders, arms and legs (lighter on legs)<br />
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    with a 3 minute punch bag in between different exercises, and then 100 lifts with the medicine ball (form low squat to above my head) and then a set of 50, with another 5 mins on the bag to finish.<br />
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    Pretty happy with the medicine ball, when I started 6 weeks or so ago, I did 5 sets of 20 and was farked, so to do 100 at the end of a workout was tough, but great!!<br />
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    FARKED!<br />
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    I can see some (as minimal as it is) definition and shape coming back to my upper body, as well as my legs, the mid-section is taking it's time, but know this is always the last area to show the fruits of your labour!

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  • MN5M Online
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    MN5
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    Dude I hear ya, tone in the guns, traps and pecs are coming along for me according to the wife, "abs" not so much <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/rugby/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/ireful.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':ireful:' />

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  • JKJ Offline
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    haha I hear ya boys. I got the same. On Sunday night my wife was saying how amazed she was at much my body had changed over the last 12months, commented on my delts, traps and arms.....and then that I had almost lost my tyre and how good it would be if I managed to find my abs haha.....nice!

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    #44

    Yes!! Goal achieved!!<br />
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    94.7kg this morning!! 8.3kg lost since NY Day!!<br />
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    I guess if I keep doing what I am doing, I'll get to a point soon where my weight will settle?

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  • BartManB Offline
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    yeah, where you calorioe intake and body needs co-incide, I would guess so! 'They' reckon though it takes 6 months for your body to get used to any weight that it is at. You're body gets used to what it is, and wants to be that weight - so you nee to keep at it to keep to your weight before it becomes natural! I think my body has settled at around the 90 mark - was 89.1 at check in on Monday, and it's taking no effort to keep here any more. SO maybe add a few more calories and see what happens withough going too wild...??

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    yeah I'll probably keep going to ~90kg, but will increase my calories a little over the next week or so. Even though I was 103kg, most people didnt realise I was that big, so not alot of people have noticed much of a difference, not that that was a motivator, but then I am feeling so much better in myself, in particular with fitness and energy level.<br />
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    I dont often feel hungry at present with my current intake, but there are some days I do!<br />
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    So am the lightest I have been since late (Dec) 1999, which is pretty cool!

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    bit of a bad day, food wise, a leaving lunch for one of my team in Auckland (no healthy options) and then one for someone leaving from my office in Whangarei, including beer...no worklout, will need to go extra hard tomorrow!!!

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  • MN5M Online
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    MN5
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    I am quite amazed at how this year seems to be the year that so many folk are getting in shape. I mean early January everyone says that sort of shit but come february the're back in the old habits.....in terms of keeping things going quite a few at my work are, the friday beers are basically one MAYBE two for me now as opposed to 6-7. Quite a few people have joined or rejoined gyms. My wife is getting in on the action too, shes going to the gym four times a week, putting me to shame !

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    taniwharugby
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    bit of swimming this morning with TR Jnr.<br />
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    Mowed lawns, dug out a couple of holes (in 25+ heat) and then did a workout, shoulders, arms, legs and a bit of bag work, dont know that I have ever sweated so much in my life!! Chugging back the water of course!!

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    another hard day out in the heat on Sunday mixing concrete...finished the day with a chest/back workout.<br />
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    Rest day yesterday.<br />
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    Wife went out so planned run not happening, so did an hour cardio on the bag and some crossfit type exercises with the medicine ball, got the heart rate up and the sweat flowing!<br />
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    Last weigh in was 94kg, so now at 9kg lost, nearing the point where I think I'll stop losing and start trying to shape better <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/rugby/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /><br />
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    Had a work thing on Friday and they showed some pictures and video of our Xmas party in December, and the difference in my face was obvious!

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  • MN5M Online
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    MN5
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    [quote name='taniwharugby' timestamp='1329803372' post='271072']<br />
    another hard day out in the heat on Sunday mixing concrete...finished the day with a chest/back workout.<br />
    <br />
    Rest day yesterday.<br />
    <br />
    Wife went out so planned run not happening, so did an hour cardio on the bag and some crossfit type exercises with the medicine ball, got the heart rate up and the sweat flowing!<br />
    <br />
    Last weigh in was 94kg, so now at 9kg lost, nearing the point where I think I'll stop losing and start trying to shape better <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/rugby/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /><br />
    <br />
    Had a work thing on Friday and they showed some pictures and video of our Xmas party in December, and the [b]difference in my face was obvious[/b]!<br />
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    <br />
    [/quote]<br />
    <br />
    What, not pissed off your fucken nut ? <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/rugby/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/mocking.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':mocking:' />

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    some I was, but some were at the start of the night too!

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    MN5
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    Yeah a few from yesteryear on FB have been edited by yours truly, I have a bad habit of clenching my chin and showing off more chins than a hong kong phonebook.

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    had one of those really sucky days today; golf, sunshine, beer and food all day!!<br />
    <br />
    I did quite well, decided to drive so I wouldnt go silly on the beer, so feeling fine (was a day off today anyway)<br />
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    Havent been for a run for 2 weeks so will get out tomorrow afternoon me thinks, body feels like it needs a real aerobic blow out!

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    almost killed myself running up one of the tracks to the summit of Parahaki/Parihaka, the run down was so much easier, if not too easy!<br />
    <br />
    Think it will be a regular thing, is a track me and 2 mates used to run when we were playing rugby, and it was alot easier back then....

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    just fashioned myself up a bit of a crude dip station in the garage! Been thinking about some other exercises to do and this was one!!<br />
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    Feeling pretty good despite my hard run yesterday so will still do a bit of legs in todays workout.<br />
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    Havent lost any weight since Monday, but I have upped my intake a bit (havent gained either) so sitting at 94kg, I think I'd like to lose another kg or so, which will enable me to keep under 95 alot easier.

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    on Sunday did a good workout, BBThrusters was a part of it. Awesome, legs and shoulder still feeling it today, arms and ab in that workout too.<br />
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    Rest day yesterday, cracked into my dip station today, it does the job, as crude as it is <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/rugby/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /><br />
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    Feeling bloody good after a pretty hardout weekend where I pushed myself pretty hard with my run on sat and the BBThrusters on Sunday!!

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