Week 2 ended with a bang... reliving my past... and one motto that I lived by in my workout in the past.... "Its all in the mind!!!" when you say you can, you do the most impossible things imaginable, when you say you can't, might as well give up right away, coz there is no way to make it... Ended the week doing the Singapore Passion Run, completed 15km in under 1 1/2 hrs. Workout this week was tougher, and left me breathless after most session. But the devil to my "unachievements" I would still blame it on my diet, and ultimately myself, to the weak mind. My diet is not really back on track. Still loading up more carb then I always take... not infusing enough protein. HOW HOW HOW??? 14weeks to go... must do something... if anyone have a good tip on dieting... please do share!!!Back to the Singapore Passion Run, it is done in a bigger scale as compared to last year... and I am impressed with the turn out... The idea of going in waves for crowd control is great to be honest, and i really do suggest that other runs learn from them if they plan to start runs at the same times. I was in the second wave and started off with a comfortable pace. Less competitive compared to last year, well for the reason that I have not been a regular runner. Did a comfortable pace but push myself more for the last 5 km, was clocking 10km/hr till the last 5km, where I increase my pace a little. Still waiting for official time in. When I got back, was super early like i was flagged off by 6.45am and I got back at 8ish. so took a break and waited for Peili (oh yah btw, congraz to her for completing the entire race! You Go Girl!!!) and finish the last 5km with her... kinda like a cool down run for myself at the same time give her a little encouragement! Then met for breakfast with dear (thx dear for breakfast!!!) before head back for a little ZzzZZZ time... hehez Back to the organisers, feel that overall the run was a success, one of the better and more satisfied runs I have done thus far, everything was well planned... Having said so... I must comment something about the waterpoint thou... I guess a big part is because 100 Plus was a sponsor, which explains that only 2 stations was given water while the rest was 100 Plus. Guess its heaven for some, but I am sure not fancy of that idea, yes, 100 Plus do hydrate you good, but no matter what its sweet, leaving you feeling thirsty and really needing water... and the gas-y-ness really makes its harder to drink when u are already catching you breath desperately... My recommendation, for any of the organizer of the event, maybe you can half the stations? meaning at each water point... gives a selection of water and 100 plus (like what they did in stand chart marathon, or even mix 100 plus with water, so that it dilutes the 100 plus, giving pple the benefit of the minerals, hydrate, and take away the gas making it easier to consume. Something to consider lah.... hehez...
Since I am on the topic of running, thought I share some of my running tips that I have learn. Disclaimer: this is based on my own understanding of my body condition and type and results might vary on individual... so yeah... hehe... Well, basically there is 2 kinda of runners I would classify people under, the fore-footers and the heel runners. meaning running on the balls of the feet (which is more me) and running with their heels first. As fore footers, its very straining on the calves muscles so be sure to strengthen on them, and heelers its more on the thigh and hamstrings. For myself, in order to go the distance, I switch between 2 style of running, starting with my fore-foot then gradually ending with heel and last sprints with fore-foot again, this way is allow muscles to "rest" and involves your entire lower body including ur butt (believe it or not) so thats a little tip i do during runs, try it...
Hmm... enough about runs... hehez... kinda getting the momentum back... so will increase such activities back in my regimes, probably after my last assignment which I am indeed struggling to complete. Here is for week 3's regime
RESISTANCE TRAINING
A1: Band Squat
A2: Band Press (one foot forward, one foot back)
B1: Stationary Lunges (with bands)
B2: Standing Band Row (one foot forward, one foot back)
C1: Standing Shoulder Press with bands
C2: Bicep Curl with bands
D1: Standing Rotations
D2: Hip Thrusts
Aim for 12-15 reps for each one.
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