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- Training and recovery after Ironman
- Ironman #5: 12:33:54…new PR by 24 minutes :)
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- Track Your Athlete(s) …final pre-race notes
- Last training workout…done…Ironman next!
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- another beautiful day in paradise
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- Dad's workout metrics on 7th December'11
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 3: the run on 27th November'11
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 2: the bike on 26th November'11
- Ironman Florida Race Report 2011: Part 1: the swim on 26th November'11
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Category Archives: Exercise
Acclimating to Heat and Humidity: Coach Gale’s notes
Continuing on our theme of Heat and Humidity, I looked up a 2 part article that Coach Gale Bernhardt had written on acclimating to the hot and humid environment…a worthy read. Our picture today on what to do if it doesn’t work… Part … Continue reading
Should you workout when hungry…intentionally?
In my daily routine: I’m usually sitting at my desk by 6:30-7:00am Have my morning smoothie, 500 calories, by 8:00am…sometimes stretching it out a bit and in good shape for a workout by 10:00am ‘ish…if I get deeper into the … Continue reading
New study says 90% of studies are flawed
Something that you’ve seen woven into my posts over the last few months are the conflicting conclusions from various studies, supposedly studying the same thing…and the often strong difference of opinion between experts on the same topic …it’s a challenge trying … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, Training
Tagged flawed studies, validity of studies
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First outside bike ride in 2 months!
Ah, good to be back on the bike outside, on a rare 60F winter day…beautiful! Decided that my mountain bike was the perfect vehicle for an outdoor spin in over 2 months…pumped up the tires, lubed the chain, and out the door for … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Cycling, Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise
Tagged being in shape, downhill mountain biking, mountain biking
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Jack LaLanne…you are an Ironman!
Sitting down at my desk this morning at 6:30am, in advance of a VERY busy work day, as my computer booted up it presented me with the news that Jack LaLanne had died at the age of 96. Here was the … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, Training
Tagged 20 minute workout, jack lalanne, jane fonda
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Ironman push-up challenge!
I’m reminded that an Ironman accomplishment can come in many different forms …one example from an earlier post: https://irondaughterirondad.com/laura-scott-you-are-an-ironman/ The most recent was my post about a good friend of mine that had 65 push-ups as a goal on his … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, strength training, Training
Tagged army standards, ironman, push-ups, testing
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How many push-ups can you do?
I was talking with a long-time friend and business associate today, that’s been reading our blog, and having a chat about the challenge of consistency and discipline…and the ebb and the flow as we try to keep it all going all … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, strength training
Tagged one arm push-up video, push-up standards, push-ups
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Why are muscles stiff after overexertion exercise
As IÂ felt my quads slowly stiffen up the next day from the running test last week, I was reminded that no-one _really_ knows why that happens, or indeed what it is…and one of my Iron Buddies asked me yesterday about … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, Recovery, strength training
Tagged Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, DOMS, Recovery, stiff muscles
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What happens if a planned workout isn’t ‘happening’
We’ve all been faced with it…a planned workout just isn’t going as planned. One idea is just to press through, and push the workout according to the original plan…generally a bad idea though from my experience…unhappy and fried body parts … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, sick, workout adjustment, workout not as planned
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Never too soon to get started
Well, the gym is packed again for the New Year…_truly_ all ages, shapes and sizes out in their new exercise togs…and treadmills and steppers and ellipticals that only a few weeks ago, were dusty, and forlorn, bravely standing at attention, … Continue reading
Happy New Year!
Well, here we are…January 1st…and the start of another New Year…and for me, time to put away the party hats It’s now been a couple of months since Ironman Florida…and I’ve arrived 2-3 pounds lighter than I was…so a good result … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, Nutrition
Tagged achieving goals, exercise and diet, Nutrition
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Better not wait until January
New Year’s resolutions are only a couple of days away, but I don’t think that I can wait, so go ahead and join in 🙂 Just back from 10 days of travelling and heavy eating, drinking and general holiday cheer…with … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, Training
Tagged Exercise, holiday eating, new years resolutions
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Vacation workout adjustments
From our friends at Endurance Natioin, some good stuff to keep in mind during vacations: Vacations are a part of your real life. Don’t be a total tool and potentially ruin it for you, your spouse and family by being … Continue reading
Body fat percentage
So what is my body fat percentage inquiring minds would like to know?…including myself…well sort of…the idea that the tests are all inaccurate…just to what degree…doesn’t really excite me very much, so I haven’t bothered. I also have the opposite problem of … Continue reading
Posted in Dad's Blog Posts, Exercise, Nutrition
Tagged body fat calculations, DEXA, DXA, ironman blog, skin fold caliper test
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