Posted by: soonmethod on: January 30, 2009
I have not posted a Workout Blog since the New Year (both Western and Eastern New Years). I’ll start posting them randomly just to show that I’m not being lazy.
I will also post on my Youtube Channel exactly how I do some of the more complicated exercises like “Sun Salute Push-Ups” and different variations of 8-counts, 6-counts and what they look like.
Thursday January 29, 2009:
Morning Workout: 7:25am to 8:30 am:
925 Full Repetition (no cheat) PUSH-UPS: 45 Sets of 20-21 Pushups
Evening Workout: 7:40pm to 8:37pm:
630 Full Repetition (no cheat) PUSH-UPS: 30 Sets of 21-22 Pushups
Friday January 30, 2009:
Morning Workout: 7:30am to 8:22am:
577+ Full SQUATS with 50lbs (25lbs dumb-bells x 2): 22 Sets of 26-27 Repetitions
200+ Dumb-bell Curls w/50lbs (25lbs bells x2): 15 Sets of 13-14 Repetitions SLOW
In terms of Martial Arts Training at Moving Body Resources:
We will be training in the small studio for the majority of weekends until further notice.
Notes about training: I want to be clear to everyone that You can only get so much out of training 1 time a week in any martial art style. Anyone who says otherwise is Lying.
But it’s better to train 1 time a week with a lot of effort than not to train.
BUT: If you plan on training 1 time a month or just willy-nilly when you have time… you are not doing yourself or myself any justice.
I want to be honest and recommend that you join a gym or something that would be more suitable.
Martial art training requires commitment, it’s not and American thing that you can just do for the fun of it. I have very strong beliefs about this and I do not want to be mistaken about what my beliefs on training are.
I train on my own 7 days a week besides offering 2 group classes a week at Moving Body Resources, it’s a life-long commitment that I’ve made to myself, and something that I am trying to share with others.
Without commitment, it is meaningless training, without commitment your training will be just random movement with no spirit or soul.