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 Posted: 07/19/02 - 08:25 Post subject: What Crosstraining Do you Do?
For me its cycling and weight lifting, both complement my running very well, soon I am going to add some swimming in the mix as well.
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runswithscissors
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 08:28 Post subject:
I plan on doing more biking and actually using the new wight bench I got. For now, my xting consists of lawn mowing and hedge trimming.
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 08:33 Post subject:
I do a lot of cycling. If you use the 4:1 bike miles to running miles ratio, I should actually count running as the cross-training I do for my cycling. I usually do >150 MPW on the bike, and for now, I'm slowly rising up to 30 MPW for running.
I do swimming 3X/week and do some weights although I don't lift heavy because it interferes with my other cardio stuff if I'm to stiff/sore to workout.
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prohemp
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 08:43 Post subject:
I have always lifted atleast four times a week
at the pool I am starting to swim more laps vs clowning around on the high dive (did you ever get a nylon enema??)
and add more speedwork to my running routine
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rolling rock
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 21:23 Post subject:
i am amazed at my increased "wind" capacity in the pool this year due to my running all winter and spring. BTW--
does anyone know how many laps 200 meters is?
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purple hayes
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 21:25 Post subject:
| rolling rock wrote: | | does anyone know how many laps 200 meters is? |
4 in a 25 meter pool.
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 21:28 Post subject:
| prohemp wrote: | | (did you ever get a nylon enema??) |
I see a new signature in the very near future.
I don't know how you all have time to crosstrain. It seems like it is all I can do to find time to run, and I don't have half the family commitments you all do. When do you work it in?
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 21:30 Post subject:
| Sandy Cheeks wrote: | | prohemp wrote: | | (did you ever get a nylon enema??) |
When do you work it in? |
My family likes to sleep late. My wife is a SAHM and my kids don't go to work until the afternoon.
I ride to and from work when I ride during the week. I can run at lunchtime and I swim in the evening when my wife goes to the Y. I also do my lifting in the AM in the garage.
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Cappy
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Posted: 07/19/02 - 21:31 Post subject:
| Sandy Cheeks wrote: | | prohemp wrote: | | (did you ever get a nylon enema??) |
I see a new signature in the very near future.
I don't know how you all have time to crosstrain. It seems like it is all I can do to find time to run, and I don't have half the family commitments you all do. When do you work it in? |
Weight lifting, I squeeze at night after dinner (if I can get it in) or on a Saturday morning, cycling I do on Tuesday's in lieu of a run.
I wish I could get more lifting done, but being so busy it seems as if I can only get in on Saturday's.
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prohemp
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Posted: 07/22/02 - 13:08 Post subject:
| Sandy Cheeks wrote: | | prohemp wrote: | | (did you ever get a nylon enema??) |
I see a new signature in the very near future.
I don't know how you all have time to crosstrain. It seems like it is all I can do to find time to run, and I don't have half the family commitments you all do. When do you work it in? |
i use the weight early in the morning
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Posted: 07/26/02 - 15:31 Post subject:
Approx. 45 minutes of intense weight training M/W/F after my run.
Sure are a lot of familiar names around here.....
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Posted: 07/26/02 - 18:15 Post subject:
| robp wrote: | Approx. 45 minutes of intense weight training M/W/F after my run.
Sure are a lot of familiar names around here..... |
Hey Rob welcome aboard.
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Posted: 07/28/02 - 10:20 Post subject:
I have always been into lifting so I try to do that at least 3x/week. I have weights at home, which helps because I can fit that in anytime and not have to go anywhere. With even a set or two of dumbbells and a medicine ball, you can work out a decent routine. I do the heavier stuff at the gym, usually on the weekends when I have more time for a longer workout.
Since being benched I was forced to add swimming and cycling and elliptical training. We usually only ride maybe twice a week outside right now, once I get more bike confident I am going to alternate my lunchtime runs at work with rides. Right now I am a wuss and prefer the closed bike trails. I try to swim 2-3x also. If you double up the workouts, i.e. swim, ET and then lift, you aren't making as many trips to the gym. When the weather is nicer I run at lunch or at the park right after work. I am NOT a morning person, all I can usually manage is my AM Yoga tape to loosen things up.
It helps if you look at yourself as not just a runner, but someone who, on the whole, adopts an active lifestyle. Then you can kinda sneak in some cross training by saying to a buddy, let's go biking, rollerblading, hiking, etc.....and get a nice couple hours' workout without feeling like you are stuck at the gym by yourself. That helps too.
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Posted: 07/30/02 - 22:21 Post subject:
In-line skating, kickboxing, weight lifting, spinning. Mild yoga, but I am thinking of starting biyrami (sp) the one where you are in a really hot room so all the toxins get sweated out of your system.
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Posted: 07/31/02 - 09:31 Post subject: Re: What Crosstraining Do you Do?
| grego262 wrote: | | For me its cycling and weight lifting, both complement my running very well, soon I am going to add some swimming in the mix as well. |
I just started swimming a few months ago. as well as In-line skating alon with biking and running.
For non-impact its Yoga & Tai Chi.
M99
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