Fitness
Sat June 25th, 2005 at 7:44 am
Fitness
…of continuous cardiovascular exercise. That’s what I just got back from.
When training for a triathlon a “brick” is when you do two events in a row. In my current training regime I do a bike/run brick every Saturday. Today was the first time I did the entire distance for bike (12 miles) and run (3 [...]
Read ->
Wed June 15th, 2005 at 8:39 am
Fitness
I was going to chicken out and haven’t really been training, but my buddy wrote and asked where to sign up. So either I tell him I’m a wuss or I sign up.
So on July 17 I’m running my first Triathlon. Now I have to get back to training.
I was thinking about it while running [...]
Read ->
Mon June 13th, 2005 at 1:56 pm
Fitness
Quit South Beach this weekend. Couldn’t take all the restrictions of Phase 1. I should probably try to do Phase 2, but we’ll see.
Ran today hear monitorless. 2.25 miles in 31:40, 14 minute miles. Really need to work on my speed.
Read ->
Tue June 7th, 2005 at 11:08 am
Cooking, Fitness
I decided I had become too big a sugar addict and needed to go on a diet. So I decided to do South Beach because in the past I thought the food was great. I started yesterday at 198.4 lbs.
Today I was at 195.4. I know it is all water, but that’s part of the [...]
Read ->
Sat April 30th, 2005 at 11:12 am
Fitness
In triathlon training whenever you do two events back to back it is called a brick. Today was my first. It was an hour of biking and 30 minutes of running. All of it was done in Zone I, so I wasn’t really ever tired.
Everyone told me the transition would be weird, and it was. [...]
Read ->
Sat April 16th, 2005 at 9:05 am
Fitness
Today was the first bike ride in my training. It was a 40 minute Zone 1 ride. This was the first time I ever rode with a heart rate monitor.
It’s funny how when you use a HR monitor when running you are seeking a slower pace to stay in the zone. With a bike it [...]
Read ->
Wed April 13th, 2005 at 3:47 pm
Fitness
I was talking to a co-worker who used to be a personal trainer about how my run seemed really slow and told him how I was calculating my target heart rate. He had another formula that I like better.
((220 - Age - RHR) * %) + RHR.
RHR is true resting heart rate. This is your [...]
Read ->
Wed April 13th, 2005 at 1:39 pm
Fitness
Was look at how man calories per gram Carbs and Fat are and found this site which gives you number of calories burned by activity.
BTW: there are 4 calories in a gram of Carbs or Protein. 9 in a gram of fat.
Read ->