Stefanie's

Agreed, but I still think deadlifts and squats are soooo effective, comparatively speaking… (p.s. I did deadlifts again today, and realized that the gradual putting down part bothered my back, so I took freedom in dropping them :p)

p.s.2 nycjay: are you sure that MB throw doesn’t hurt when you hit the matt?? :o Rough matt!!

(sooo cold today)

Indoor track:

  • 15min jogging

  • 15min stretching

  • 2 x 30m A skips

  • 2 x 30m running A skips

  • 3 x 30m B skips

  • 1 x 50m scissor kicks

  • 2 x 80m strides w/ trainers

  • 2 x 80m strides w/ spikes

  • 3 x 80m sprints, slow walk back recoveries.

rest

  • 2 x 40m running A skips

  • 1 x 80m sprint

weight room:

  • deadlifts: 10x(60kg) I forgot how much the bar weights… it’s a typical bar

  • deadlifts: 5 x (70kg)

  • deadlifts: 7 x (70kg)

  • leg curls: 1 set of 15

  • leg curls: 1 set of 8 (more weight)

  • many abs/ back exercises

glute exercises: (most from http://www.t-nation.com/free_online_article/sports_body_training_performance/dispelling_the_glute_myth article)

  • 35 each lying abduction

  • 3 x 25 each donkey kicks

  • 3 x 25 each fire hydrants (funny name…)

  • 3 x 25 each donkey kicks (again)

  • 2 x 25 each fire hydrants (again)

  • 1 x 15 lateral pull downs

  • 2 x 15 push ups

  • 2 x 6 each single leg hip raises w/ swiss ball

  • 2 x 15 both legs hip raises w/ swill ball