Barkadion TB Logs

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8/6/18
Block#16, Bark BB
Week#6, Monday

Rest day

Qigong
Complete move#1
Partials for move#2
Legs, pathways, 1 arm
Just few min in the morning and planning having longer session in the eve
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Getting back to training after time off. Good article by Andy Baker:

http://www.andybaker.com/ever-miss-time ... come-back/
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8/7/18
Block#16, Bark BB
Week#6, Tuesday

Lifts (80%)
BP - 3x5, 170
SSB Squat - 3x5, 190
WCU - 3х5, BW
RI - 3 min

Finisher
LWSW, 7.5/arm
Ab Wheel RO, 1x8

Qigong
Move#2: landmark positions
Complete move#2
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8/8/18
Block#16, Bark BB
Week#6, Wednesday

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LSS Run - 60 min
HR average - 134 bpm
HR max - 144 bpm

Data
Average stride length - 33 in
Max stride length - 44 in
Average cadence - 75 Steps/min
Max cadence - 80 Steps/min
Average Pace - 12:50 min/mi
Max Pace - 09:18 min/mi
Distance - 4.69 mi

Qigong
Class tonight
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The Superset Survival Guide from Eric Cressey:

https://ericcressey.com/superset-traini ... ival-guide
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This year BB is complete.

HUGE THANKS to Grouchyjarhead who helped me a lot with the programming and all the way along the training!

I am starting traveling season tomorrow. I might be able to squeeze one more LSS run tomorrow early morning but I am not sure.

Overall
- I am very happy with this block. It was continuous fun from the beginning to the end. I have been looking forward to every single session during this block.
- SE felt like rejuvenation and rehab. It wasn't easy but it was pleasantly painful. Unilateral SE clusters are godsend. Underestimation of it is a crime. I do want to keep it around.
- LSS running was pure bliss. I have to say it was smooth. Even in 60min zone.
- At the end I was able to use 75%-80% numbers from my last pre-BB MS sessions. It was heavy and rusty but still doable.
- I feel awesome. Great block. Indeed.

What next?
- I will be in the on/off traveling mode until ~ middle of the September.
- Taking 10-15 days off now. Complete rest plus qigong practice.
- Running mini OP I/A block (~ 2 week, lifting only) in the 2nd half of August following by another rest week.
- I will try to squeeze random conditioning here and there if possible.
- I might switch to Fighter Bangkok for the next TB year starting September. One of the reasons is going more deep into qigong practice.
- I will keep updating this log when possible during traveling season. It is more like a diary for me anyways.

Cheers!
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It was a pleasure, Bark. All I did was give you a map - all the hard work was you, and work hard you did. Outstanding effort and progress.

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grouchyjarhead wrote:It was a pleasure, Bark. All I did was give you a map - all the hard work was you, and work hard you did. Outstanding effort and progress.
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8/10/18
Rest week

Qigong
Move#2: landmark positions
Complete move#2
Short sequence of moves#1,2

Starting traveling today.
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Barkadion wrote:This year BB is complete.

HUGE THANKS to Grouchyjarhead who helped me a lot with the programming and all the way along the training!

I am starting traveling season tomorrow. I might be able to squeeze one more LSS run tomorrow early morning but I am not sure.

Overall
- I am very happy with this block. It was continuous fun from the beginning to the end. I have been looking forward to every single session during this block.
- SE felt like rejuvenation and rehab. It wasn't easy but it was pleasantly painful. Unilateral SE clusters are godsend. Underestimation of it is a crime. I do want to keep it around.
- LSS running was pure bliss. I have to say it was smooth. Even in 60min zone.
- At the end I was able to use 75%-80% numbers from my last pre-BB MS sessions. It was heavy and rusty but still doable.
- I feel awesome. Great block. Indeed.

What next?
- I will be in the on/off traveling mode until ~ middle of the September.
- Taking 10-15 days off now. Complete rest plus qigong practice.
- Running mini OP I/A block (~ 2 week, lifting only) in the 2nd half of August following by another rest week.
- I will try to squeeze random conditioning here and there if possible.
- I might switch to Fighter Bangkok for the next TB year starting September. One of the reasons is going more deep into qigong practice.
- I will keep updating this log when possible during traveling season. It is more like a diary for me anyways.

Cheers!
Good to hear you enjoyed the basebuild. I like rings and weight vests when travelling to keep training depending on mode of transport. Otherwise by some gloves and get really good at pull-ups and running haha.

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