JH’s training tracker
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2019 12:00 pm
Hi all,
New to TB. Was attracted to the method as I wanted a continuous training plan that was compatible with life and work and not building to an end ‘test point’. I’m former military and now working in a similar area so have variable working hours and family commitments so needed something flexible. So far really enjoying it and seeing good progress in a short space of time.
Currently I’m focusing just on strength and I’m running Operator. My reason for this is I have good cardio consistency but I lose strength quickly if I’m not training properly. To give an example I can not run for a year but still comfortably cover 10k without stopping in about 45/50 mins but if I stop pull-ups for 2 weeks I’ll be back at a baseline of about 3 body weight. As a result my starting strength numbers are low. My other consideration is how much time I want to dedicate to phys in my free time, it’s a balance! 3 good sessions a week is manageable.
Current stats:
M, 29, 6ft, 82kg.
Bench: 68kg (150lbs)
Squat: 101kg (223lbs)
Max BW pull-ups: 7
Deadlift: 101kg (223lbs)
Currently on week 8 of my first block of operator, running a 12 week block to get the rhythm. Given my time constraints I might look at switching up templates after my week 12 retest and use fighter with black to bring in some HIC?
Goals:
Basically to get as strong as possible. I want to ensure that the strength is adaptable and functional so basically focusing on obtaining as good a strength v weight ratio as possible. Ideally want to drop some body fat as well.
Anyway, planning on keeping track on here so looking forward to it! Enjoying reading everyone else’s success so hoping for similar.
New to TB. Was attracted to the method as I wanted a continuous training plan that was compatible with life and work and not building to an end ‘test point’. I’m former military and now working in a similar area so have variable working hours and family commitments so needed something flexible. So far really enjoying it and seeing good progress in a short space of time.
Currently I’m focusing just on strength and I’m running Operator. My reason for this is I have good cardio consistency but I lose strength quickly if I’m not training properly. To give an example I can not run for a year but still comfortably cover 10k without stopping in about 45/50 mins but if I stop pull-ups for 2 weeks I’ll be back at a baseline of about 3 body weight. As a result my starting strength numbers are low. My other consideration is how much time I want to dedicate to phys in my free time, it’s a balance! 3 good sessions a week is manageable.
Current stats:
M, 29, 6ft, 82kg.
Bench: 68kg (150lbs)
Squat: 101kg (223lbs)
Max BW pull-ups: 7
Deadlift: 101kg (223lbs)
Currently on week 8 of my first block of operator, running a 12 week block to get the rhythm. Given my time constraints I might look at switching up templates after my week 12 retest and use fighter with black to bring in some HIC?
Goals:
Basically to get as strong as possible. I want to ensure that the strength is adaptable and functional so basically focusing on obtaining as good a strength v weight ratio as possible. Ideally want to drop some body fat as well.
Anyway, planning on keeping track on here so looking forward to it! Enjoying reading everyone else’s success so hoping for similar.