ANNOUNCEMENT: Struggling?
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[quote name='voyeurs']<br />
Bunch of bloody girls on this site these days!
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Just started to get into squash (bought a racket and all) - farking good game, and guaranteed to be a heck of a workout. <br />
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Same here!!! Have been turning up 2-3 time a week to be beaten by Kirwan. Enjoying the game for a learner though. Absolutely cream crackered at the end but!! -
Definitely a good workout. We've had some epic games dude <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />
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[quote name='Kirwan']<br />
Definitely a good workout. We've had some epic games dude <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /><br />
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Yeah Fully!!<br />
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12-10 I think being one of the best.<br />
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1hour 20 mins of squash tomorrow. Early night and plenty of water for this young pup tonight!! A healthy grated Courgette and spinich omelette for my dinner tonight.... don't want to carry unecessary weight for tomorrow <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /> -
[quote name='Kirwan']<br />
I'm going for a row tomorrow morning so the last 20mins you should own me.<br />
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I've got boxing at Lunchtime. So that will fark me a bit<br />
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On that note, I'm going to hit the scratcher! Catch ya tomorrow. My Taxi fee -
[quote name='voyeurs']<br />
Where do you fellas play? I joined recently at UCL near Euston Station - £110 for 4 months membership (includes gym etc) - not too bad considering London gym prices.<br />
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Yeah that's good. We pay £8.30 a game (40 Minutes) at Finsbury Liesure centre near Old Street -
[quote name='Red Bull']<br />
OK fellas, called in some professional help on my various fatbusting issues, in the form of a bro-in-law who is a personal trainer/gym owner in Sydders.<br />
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Firstly, he believes that the knee problems I'm having that I described to him are due to the patella not tracking correctly in it's movement. This apparently causes pain throughout the whole knee. Why, you ask? Because the vastus medialis which is the inside muscle of the quadricep down by the knee is not as strong as it's opposite muscle of the quad, the vastus lateralis. The vastus lateralis is therefore pulling my kneecap out. Therefore, the vastus medialis is the muscle I have to strengthen up. <br />
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Having reached that conclusion, he's given me a series of exercises that I can do to strengthen it, which might even allow me to make a part time return to running-based training.<br />
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Included in his suggestions are squats, single leg squats, and step-ups. He's also devised circuits I can work on that includes these and others such as pushups, abs, and chin ups. He recommends a session that lasts 40-45 min, and anything significantly more than this means you're not working hard enough in the time. <br />
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Happy days, I can get back into it after developing the speed wobbles. <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':lol:' /><br />
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yep i've had issues patella femoral syndrome for a while now.. am now seeing a dude who actually analyses what specific muscle group is causing the issue, as it's apparently not just as simplistic as the physio 'inside or outside' of the quad that needs strengthening..<br />
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other funny thing is thinking that i'd got thru rugby with a fairly injury free body - but as it turns out it's fucked it good! Knees, shoulders, neck, back.. all = $$$$ for the fix it man!
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[quote name='WillieTheWaiter']<br />
other funny thing is thinking that i'd got thru rugby with a fairly injury free body - but as it turns out it's fucked it good! Knees, shoulders, neck, back.. all = $$$$ for the fix it man!<br />
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yeah me too Willie, it's interesting that I've had more injuries [i]since hanging up the boots[/i] about 6-7 yrs ago, than I did in my entire playing career, which stretched nearly 20 years. :nta How many of these injuries were due to degenerative issues, it's very hard to say, but I suspect some have been. -
Had a struggle a few days ago, but think I'm back on track with some very good work the last two days. Here goes again!
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Struggling? Yes. Very much. <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':lol:' /><br />
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Need some choice words from you fellow fatbusters to kick me into action. -
Lost the biggest bet of my life this week. The stake was a Marathon. I hate running with a passion, but I couldn't live with myself if I didn't honor the bet. I wish I bet a triathalon or half Ironman as I am an ok swimmer and cyclist <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':lol:' /> No time limit as to when it is to be done, but I figure that the sooner I do it the better. Will aim for the Rotorua Marathon next year... whenever that is.
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OK red bull, you want to end up like a fat fuck like, ahh, Nick the Aussie, a worthless NSWelshman?? <br />
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No?<br />
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Well get off your arse, and join a gym. When you actually have to pay to workout, it makes it even more painful to be missing workouts, as it is costing you!! The more often you go to the gym, the less the workouts cost...<br />
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Hooroo, good man, you have a goal now, so the training will be much easier. Get a plan worked out for you by a pro dickey type, soyou can train for the TWENTY SIX miles of running properly, without injuring yourslef, as, as Prop Cyril would day, you are no shrinking violoet!!! Get proper running shoes, spare no expense, start eating right, and, fuck knows, other stuff!!<br />
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Struggling - me struggling to get the eating spot on at the moment, haven't been getting to supermarket and doing the big weeks buy in, so been eating on the run, toooo much bread. Healthy shit in the bread, but bread is the killer, and the reason I hit the 118kg mark. I would almost eat bread sandwiches, with bread filling - I LOVE BREAD. but it is evil...<br />
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Walking is a good way to go. I never get a tube ticket and instead walk from a british rail station every morning. Charing cross to Oxford Street via Traflager Square, Liecester square, Soho is a really brisk 20 min walk.... plus 10 minutes each way from my house to the train station means..mean I do a brisk walk for an hour each day. Over a week it really adds up. And it isnt all about thrashing your heart for short bursts irreguraly, its also about getting your heart rate eleveated for extended periods. So start walking, but do it briskly.
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I walk for an hour a day, have for five years, and it has done nothing. But when I changed my diet, ecercised and continued to walk the weight came off, and stayed off when I stopped exercising. There's no magic formula but you have to try things and any exercise must be good and cannot be bad.
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[quote name='Hooroo']<br />
Lost the biggest bet of my life this week. The stake was a Marathon. I hate running with a passion, but I couldn't live with myself if I didn't honor the bet. I wish I bet a triathalon or half Ironman as I am an ok swimmer and cyclist <img src='http://www.daimenhutchison.com/invision/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':rolleyes:' /> No time limit as to when it is to be done, but I figure that the sooner I do it the better. Will aim for the Rotorua Marathon next year... whenever that is.<br />
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best thing i ever did for my running was set a goal - run a marathon. will it happen - i dont know. but i got a couple of books with programs for marathon training and they make it seem very acheivable.<br />
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basic premise is to not over train and take it gradually... the entire course in one book takes 18 weeks which is not a long time at all... the inifinte number of tips you get from these books on distance running is invaluable. the success rates for first time marathoners are very re-assuring too.<br />
i also just got a book on the alexander technique which seems really good, i havent had a chance to really dig into it but it concentrates on proper running form to maximise efficiency and minimise potential injury.<br />
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anyhoo, if i ever get to the 18th week and run a marathon - it wud be a major milestone for me... plus id prolly be alot leaner (dont see too many pie eaters running marathons)
