W3D4, PiYo: Strength Intervals + SPS: Weights 2 + Splits + Tai Cheng-Full Flow.
Regular Wednesday. Did my workout as soon as I got home.
To be honest, when I saw how long the routine was, I was a little doubtful as to how good a "strength" workout it would be. Boy, was I wrong! The progressions are short, but they seem a lot longer than they are because you're holding position or adding on to a circuit non-stop. I couldn't even make it to the end without coming out of position during the last progression. It was really tough and humbling. This is one of the shortest routines yet, but I burned many more kcals than the other routines of the same length. Got an awesome burn.
Somehow I paused my heart rate monitor and didn't notice it until about half way through my SPS weights 2 routine. I was not happy. If I forget to activate my HRM at the beginning of a workout, I would start the workout again, but the moves were really tough so I just reactivated it in the middle. I estimate I lost record of about 150-200kcals when referencing previous workouts. But I got a really good burn on the moves today. I am happy that I still have the strength to do pull ups, at least a set of 12. Getting a really good total body burn with these weights routines.
I tried splits training first today, before the flow. Probably won't do that order again. I think I lost a little balance and I didn't feel totally centered, perhaps do to the strain on my thighs. I felt a little off during the flow. But I did get lower today than in the past. But I'm going to have to do the splits on a more slippery place because my mat is starting to prevent me from inching out.
Over all a good session today. Got right up to failure a lot of times. Pushed myself to the limit and tried to keep form. Trying to stay safe.
Welcome to the new direction for this blog. In it, I will post my experiences and thoughts related to the sport of Pickleball and my efforts to grow Pickleball in the Prefecture of Kagoshima located in the southernmost tip of mainland Japan. I hope to post pictures and videos of the activities and events that are held in Kagoshima. And one day, hopefully, you will come and play some Pickleball with us! Please comment if you visit!
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