TRAINING:
10AM-
200 HINDU SQUATS
200 H2H SWINGS (24KG)
(In supersets with a 2:1 work/rest ratio)
TURKISH GETUPS
16KG-40KG 2X EACH. New rep at the top of each minute for 12 minutes.
630PM-
TAEKWON-DO: 20 HYUNGS, BASICS, SPARRING, BREAKING.
The training volume is starting to catch up to me. I use my Boise workouts on Wednesday and Friday to gauge how my training is going. Tonight my legs were just rubbery and I didn't have as much snap. Of course, nothing a few rest days won't cure, but that will not be for a few weeks. I look at going through tough periods of training, like wearing a weight vest: As soon as you stop the hard training, whatever "sport" you train for becomes that much easier, but it sucks while you are doing it.
As soon as I stop all these swings and squats, my legs will pretty much be like titanium and never get tired.
NUTRITION:
8am-
1 tbsp coconut oil
650mg Korean ginseng
9am-
300mg caffeine
12pm-
50gr Syntha 6 protein
2 bananas
handful of raw almonds
fish oil
cod liver oil
230pm-
1 tbsp coconut oil
1 spicy German sausage with hot mustard
2 mango, jalapeno, chicken sausages
small bowl filled with raw almonds and raspberries
fish oil
cod liver oil
5000iu vitamin D
830pm-
Mass amounts of various sushi and some Sapporo to wash it down.
The sushi really isn't a problem, since I like pretty basic rolls and I don't like some of the Americanized ones with sweet sauces on them. I just like, fish, rice and maybe cucumber and some avocado in there. These are pretty paleo-friendly, since white rice is something I can get away with with no inflammation. The only cheat is the Sapporo, but it will serve as my cheat meal for the week. Double workouts all week does have a perk now and then.
1030pm-
zinc, magnesium, B6, and melatonin
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