Workouts, training notes and motivation from the German National Open Team as they prepare for the WFDF World Championships in July.
Countdown to WUGC 2012:
Tage noch bis WUGC 2012:
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
Hip Recovery
Tuesday:
14.5 flights stairmaster in 5:00
6km stationary bicycle in 16:00
60 minutes stretching
2x10 single leg raises
Bench press: 5 at 20, 50, 55, 60, 62.5, 65kg
Pullups: 5x5 at 10kg
Upright row: 10 at 20, 25, 27.5kg
Single leg hamstring curl: 3x10 at 5kg
Seated cable row: 8 at 40, 45, 50kg
Standing cable hip extensions
3x30 medicine ball situps
10 medicine ball pec flyes
Thursday:
6km recumbent stationary bicycle in 15:00
30min stretching
15min elliptical at HR 130bpm
20min stretching
Military press: 3 at 20, 30, 35, 37.5, 45, 47.5kg
Dips: 10, 10, 10
Standing cable hip extensions
14.5 flights stairmaster in 5:00
6km stationary bicycle in 16:00
60 minutes stretching
2x10 single leg raises
Bench press: 5 at 20, 50, 55, 60, 62.5, 65kg
Pullups: 5x5 at 10kg
Upright row: 10 at 20, 25, 27.5kg
Single leg hamstring curl: 3x10 at 5kg
Seated cable row: 8 at 40, 45, 50kg
Standing cable hip extensions
3x30 medicine ball situps
10 medicine ball pec flyes
Thursday:
6km recumbent stationary bicycle in 15:00
30min stretching
15min elliptical at HR 130bpm
20min stretching
Military press: 3 at 20, 30, 35, 37.5, 45, 47.5kg
Dips: 10, 10, 10
Standing cable hip extensions
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Nächste Stufe:
Wer soweit ist steigt um auf IK-Training vor allem für alle Beinübungen und eventuell Bankdrücken (Kniebeugen lieber auf die Beinpresse verlagern fürs IK-Training). Rumpf und restliche Muskelgruppen ist nicht notwendig, da kann noch 3 Wochen Hypertrophie weiter gemacht werden!
Im Ultimate gehts anfang des Trainings weiter mit Sprintausdauer und/oder Sprungkraftausdauer!
Beim Laufen steht die vorletzte Woche Grundlagenausdauer an, bald gehts auch da rund!
Auf gehts weiter gehts!
Monday, January 16, 2012
It's all in the hips
I'd been focusing for all of last week on rehabbing my hip flexor after straining it at the Mixed tryouts. On Tuesday and Thursdays my "workouts" were mostly slow, steady-state cardio on the stationary bicycle or one of those other silly machines, trying to warm up the hips so I could foam roll and stretch for a solid half hour effectively. After that I'd ice them back at home for two or three 20min blocks, pop some Vitamin I and stretch some more. Though I also threw in some upper body work, getting healthy was the priority. Last night I was stretching, foam rolling, stretching and more stretching while watching the Giants surprise the Packers. Monday was the first day in a week I woke up without hip pain, but I didn't want to overdo it and risk re-injury so I did 90 minutes of yoga, more icing and stretching.
Tuesday: lower body recovery, single leg strength
5:00 stationary bicycle, 10 minute hip mobility circuit
Olympic lift warmup, then 14 reps snatch at 30kg
Deadlift: 5 reps at 60, 70, 75, 80, 85kg
Military press: 5 reps at 25, 30, 32.5, 37.5, 40kg
3x10 front leg elevated split-squat, 3x10 back extensions
3x10 rear leg elevated split-squat, 3x10 hamstring curl 10kg
Thursday: Upper body lift
10:00 elliptical, 5:25 stationary bicycle, 10:35 recumbent bicycle
Overhead squats: 5 at 20, 40, 40, 45, 47.5, 50kg
Pullups: 5 sets of 5 reps, Dips: 10 reps, 6 reps
Incline bench press: 3x8 at 40, 42.5, 45kg
Chest-supported T-bar row: 3x8 at 35, 40, 42.5kg
Tuesday: lower body recovery, single leg strength
5:00 stationary bicycle, 10 minute hip mobility circuit
Olympic lift warmup, then 14 reps snatch at 30kg
Deadlift: 5 reps at 60, 70, 75, 80, 85kg
Military press: 5 reps at 25, 30, 32.5, 37.5, 40kg
3x10 front leg elevated split-squat, 3x10 back extensions
3x10 rear leg elevated split-squat, 3x10 hamstring curl 10kg
Thursday: Upper body lift
10:00 elliptical, 5:25 stationary bicycle, 10:35 recumbent bicycle
Overhead squats: 5 at 20, 40, 40, 45, 47.5, 50kg
Pullups: 5 sets of 5 reps, Dips: 10 reps, 6 reps
Incline bench press: 3x8 at 40, 42.5, 45kg
Chest-supported T-bar row: 3x8 at 35, 40, 42.5kg
Neue Woche, altes Training
Hey Leute!
Ich finds krass wie viel schon in der Tabelle drin steht. Unfassbar wie geil wir trainieren!
Diese Woche hat den gleichen Inhalt wie letzte Woche:
Kraft: Hypertrophie
Laufen: Grundlagenausdauer
Ultimate Training: Sprintausdauer/Sprungkraftausdauer
Lasst hören was ihr treibt und wie es klappt!
Lasst hören was ihr treibt und wie es klappt!
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Mal mit dem Mixed-Team
There are exactly 180 days left until the opening ceremonies of Worlds in Japan. Even though this sounds like a long time, I already know that it's going to fly by quickly. That's why today I went to the open tryout in Darmstadt for the German national Mixed team, headed with us to Sakai in early July. After three weeks of Christmas vacation (und einer gemütlichen Silvester-Feier mit Freunden in Hannover!) I was itching to get back on the field and start training for the season. The coaches agreed to let me participate, even after I explained how I had already accepted a spot on Inside Rakete, and so we all warmed up in the drizzling cold on the artificial turf field near the Böllenfalltor stadium.
After warmups, throwing, and 3-man thrower/marker drill, we split into groups for comparative-speed sprint tests. The first was a crossfield-suicide with cones at 0, 5, 10, 20, and 40 meters (oder so ungefähr). Second was a simple 40-40, or across the field and back. I finished near the head of my group each time, but probably shouldn't have pushed myself--my hip flexor wound up bothering me later in the day, but the pride of representing IR kept me from dogging it on the sprints.
In any case we did some more warming up after that (maybe should have done it beforehand?) and then split into two teams for a scrimmage. The twist was, each person had a specific matchup: you had to play whenever your Gegenspieler was on the field (und zwar gegen ihn!). With only a few subs for each team, this made the scrimmage pretty tough. The level of play was fairly high, though, with only a few mistakes forced by the wind and a few others born of unfamiliarity, just like any group of people new to playing with each other will have.
After a short, 30-minute lunch break we warmed up again and then had several more scrimmages: to 7, 9, 3, and 3. Each was a little different, whether zone was allowed and whether you had to match up against your specified Gegenspieler. By the end you could tell that everybody was wiped out; after a few more injuries my team was left with only one sub, and it was challenging to continue playing at a high level. Wir haben aber trotzdem viel Gas gegeben, und nach dem Abschlussspiel gaben die Coaches Bescheid, wer in dem Tryout-Prozess weitergehen dürfe. Ich darf nicht =]
Overall it was fun and challenging, and I was really happy to be playing outside again. Personal highlights for the day were when I threw a garbage hammer to an open cutter on the breakside (and then remembered that I wasn't in the Halle anymore), when I layed out to block a downfield pass that I had no chance at D'ing, and then when I layed out and toed the line to reel in a huck for the final score of the day. At least I left on a high note! Now I'm looking forward more than ever to getting in shape for the season, and hope you all are as well. Only six short months!
Ich wollte auch nochmal die Coaches danken, die das Training organisiert hatten, und wünsche das Team alle Glück beim Kämpfen in Japan!
Friday, January 6, 2012
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