Blog 3

 As well as going over fuel program we also talked and detailed down every step about training day, what you do and etc. so here is my detailed down steps of a training day. Training day

  • Sign up/Show up
    • Signing up keeps you more committed
    • Be 15 minutes early, either riding on a bike or getting some movement in
    • If you can't get there early, make sure you are on time and hustling
    • Make sure Coach Lew or any trainer knows you will be there 
    • Decide lift schedule for the week early on and commit. Otherwise, communicating specific conflicts 


  • Prep
    • Eat the right foods before a lift
    • Drinking enough fluids throughout the day
    • Maybe do some stretching before the lift 
    • Come in wearing the right clothes
    • Coming into each lift without distractions and with energy 


  • Dynamic -
    • Sign in and get to track as soon as Coach Lew says you can go in
    • Though repetitive sometimes, work hard to help with mechanics
    • Prep your body for movement and avoid injury 


  • Pre lift
    • Most people think this is not needed, but it gets your body ready for your lift
    • Gets your CNS and your other muscle groups ready 
    • Good transition into actual weight stuff
  • Bar complex 
    • As soon as you are done with pre-lift, get to your rack with 2 others 
    • Complete pretty quickly
    • Someone should always be at the bar, so no talking too much
    • Gets movements down for main lifts so you'll be able to do heavier weights and still have good form
  • Primary - A/B
    • The Primary lifts help with whatever sport or activity 
    • Improve your strength, speed, and performance
    • Give yourself good rest time
    • Stay on task and don't just go around and talk, though
    • Make sure you go through your sets at a good pace
  • Supplemented - C/D
    • Keep the same energy going
    • Might not be as fun, but it is still important to improve different aspects of your performance with different movements 
  • Extra 
    • Can meet the desires of working on something more specific, not necessarily athlete-based
    • It could be especially important for injuries and can gets you back faster
    • Make sure you do everything you are told to do outside of the regular schedule
  • Post - rolling out/shakes
    • If you aren't feeling good roll out/stretch after the lift
    • Make sure to get the shake if you can have to help with muscle recovery

Comments

  1. Julian,

    I appreciate how thorough you are with your blog posts so far. It's good to see that you're learning how to pitch a "product" (blog #2) and also build out a training plan here in your third blog. There are so many variables and different components of running your own facility - and you're off to a great start in learning all of it!

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