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Category Archives: Training
5K run test: new 39 vDOT
I was reminded today of why most age group athlete’s don’t test their fitness level very often…if ever…it’s HARD…and SUFFERING Here’s what pain looks like in a Heart Rate download chart…near the end you’ll notice the little notch above my … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Planning, Racing, Running, Testing, Training
Tagged Jack Daniels vDOT, run testing, track lane distance, vDOT, vdot for Ironman
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Try Charleston Half Ironman Sat. April 30, 2011
Well, Saturday is the first Half Ironman of the year for many of my Tri Buddies in Charleston…the Try Charleston Half Ironman…1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, and 13.1 mile run…half because of course, it’s half the distance of a … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Biking, Dad's Blog Posts, Racing, Training
Tagged Big training day, try charleston half ironman triathlon
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How much Intensity and Volume in a training program
So how can we figure out how much Intensity and Volume are appropriate in our training programs? …to a large degree, you have to try stuff out and see how your body responds…and if you’re not getting the results that you want, … Continue reading
How much Intensity in training?
Well…it all depends 🙂 …ok…let’s get into it…how ‘ambitious’ you need to get with Intensity depends on two things: your goals who you ask …alright I noticed the picture too…okay let’s pause for a moment and click on it for … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Ironman, Planning, Racing, Recovery, Running, Training
Tagged 12 week Half Ironman, how much intensity training, ironman, ironman training
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How I determine training intensity during a workout
Ok…we talked about training zones and intensity…so the general idea is that the amount of effort gets a ‘label’…I’m including the chart again here so that you can click on it to get a bigger version…I’ve also included links throughout … Continue reading
Training Zones and Intensity Chart
Well, as a start to my discussion of how I’ve formulated my 12 week Half Ironman training program, there was a lot of discussion about training Intensity, and the total amount of Intensity in a week, and the amount of time at … Continue reading
The week in review
Well, a bit of a ragged week…bike test on Monday…very good result…Tuesday planned day off exercise after the bike test, Wednesday off everything…my wife in for surgery for the day, so sitting at the hospital all day…aborted run test on … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Dad's Blog Posts, Testing, Training
Tagged achieving golas, feeling worn, training schedule
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Here we (/I) go!
Well according to Iron Dad I have been noticeably absent from Blogger-land lately, and by association, from IronTraining. The former I certainly admit to. I cannot plead guilty to the latter however, as I have been slowly reacquainting myself with the IronLifestyle over … Continue reading
Posted in Achieving Goals, Daughter's Blog Posts, Ironman, Ironman Florida, Training
Tagged fitting in training, getting up early
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Training recovery after being sick
So time to recap where I’m at in my training…to a large degree because I’m coming back from being sick…sounds weird…I’m _never_ sick…I guess I’m mortal after all…and wanted to recap it…and we’ll be leaving for vacation for a week … 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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So the game is on!
What an occasion, that’s for sure…Iron Daughter’s first blog post of the New Year!…very articulate young woman if I may say 🙂 …didn’t want to move it off the top quite yet with a long post, so I thought let’s … Continue reading
‘Goddess’ of fate being a little cute
I do like to complete planned training like a metronome…complete and checkoff the workouts as they come up…and have a pretty good track record over years of doing just that. …my ‘work’ workload has been rather large this past few … Continue reading
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
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Tagged army standards, ironman, push-ups, testing
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