Explaining Abbreviation for Iornman Training

Explaining Abbreviation for My Iornman Training Logs

TM = Treadmill 
ST = Strength Training
wp= warm up (I don't always write these in) 
cd = cool down (I don't always write these in) 
HR = Heart Rate first number is high heart rate and second number is average heart rate
ABS= Ab workout 
Spin = Spin workout
C = cycle on bike trainer 
RR= Ran on
the Road (road run) 
Trans = Transition training. Riding a bike then transition into running 
lv= level on Treadmill (If I don't have a number it is at a level 10 for wks 1-10 then level 1 then on) 
Zone= The Zones I will be training in will be
(S)= optional swim
(C) = optional cycle  
(R) = optional run 
 explained in another blog coming 1/18/12.

SUNDAY:	Rest DAY	0
	2.8miles TM 40 8wp/2cd HR 168/139 lv1	43	337
	ST	52	318
	legs Bosu	55	193
	trans spin 11.7 HR148/129	38	263
	trans TM 17 1.25mil 165/159	17	226
	Spin 11.6miles HR146/126	35	231
	ST Shoulders	36	197
	TM 2.78 mil HR164/141	42	331
	ABS P2	20	121
	RR 3.10 mil HR 183/146	37	320
	C15.11 miles 10min HR 144/113	74	393
	RR 4.5 mi HR 177/157	46	448
	Strength Train	40	140

Let's Get Healthy,
Coach TIA

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TIA's Iornman Heart Rate Zones

Explaining Abbreviation for Iornman Training

Swim program 

Simple Look at Training for the Iornman

RESULTS S

RESULTS Client "S"

age 37

5'4"

Personal Training with me 3 times a week and following food program.

Brought about her results.

1st numbers are for start day

2nd number is 2 months

3rd number is 4 months

................................start..........2 mths.........4 mths

Weight:................ 173.6 ...... 157.8 ..........147.6 loss
BodyFat: ............ 28.3 ......... 23.21 ......... 20.33 loss

FatMass: ............. 49.11....... 36.63 ......... 30.01 loss

LeanBodyMas .. 123.89.......121.17........ 117.59 loss

Abdominal ........ 33 .............26 ................22 loss

Arm: ....................21 ........... 22 .................18 gain (positive)

Leg: .....................40 ............. 26 ................ 23 loss

SUP: ....................28 ............. 20 .................17 loss

Waist: ..................35 ............ 31.75 ........... 29.5 loss

Hips: ...................41.75...........38 .................36.25 loss

Thigh:................. 24 ...............22................. 20.25 loss

Calf:..................... 16 ..............15.5.............. 15 loss

Chest:..................43 ................39................. 37.5 loss

Arm: ..................13.5 ............12.5 ............. 10.75 loss

Middle abdomen: 37 ........ 34.25 ........... 34 loss

................................start..........2 mths.........4 mths

Flex: - ............2 ................. 0 ..................... 2.25 gain

Jump: ............95 ............... 94 ................... 94.25

Push up: ......9 knees ..... 25 knees.......... 25 toes gain!

Sit up: ............20 ............. 40 .................... 50 gain

1 Mile .......... 11:17 ..........9:55 .................. 9.46 gain

Pull-ups:............ 0 ............ 1/4 gain ............ 1/2 gain

ALL PROGRESS!! WOOT!

I only have pics for start date and at 2 months only.

Start ........................................2 months

Start ........................................2 months

Start ........................................2 months

Let's Get Healthy,

Coach TIA

N.I.C.K. 5K & Kids Run

70.3 Ironman Accountability Week 1

70.3 Ironman Accountability 

Week 1 

I am starting a blog of accountability for my training for the race I will run. 

The Ironman 70.3 Kansas  in Lawrence, Kansas on June 10, 2012

I am reading "beIronfit" wrote my Don Fink and will follow his program.

The first 10 weeks I will run 3xs a week, cycle 3xs a week and swim a total of 1-2 hours. 

The swim portion is more important the time in the pool. It is not the days in the pool. 

I don't think I will have time to swim 2-3 days a week so I more than likly will swim 1 day a week with a short break between training sets

Sunday: Rest day or make up swim day 

Monday : Easy Run

Tuesday : Transition days; bike then quick change to run 

Wednesday: Spin days

Thursday:  Semi-Long Run 

Friday: Long Cycle

Saturday: Long Run

My swim days will depend on when I have client's. My goal is to go early am Monday at Wednesday however I currently have 5am clients and this time is not going to work. 

The "totals" at the bottom of each week are for the number of hours spent total (first number) then the number of hours spent in each sport. 

My Goals for last week were:

WK 1
Su				Rest Day
M	S				R	0:30 Z2
T			B	Trans: 0:30 Z2 (QC)	R	0:15 Z2
W	S		B	0:30 Z1 (100+ RPM)
R					R	0:30 Z2
F			B	1:00 Z2
S

What I actually did: 

I did all ST, cycling, and runs. I added one more run of 37 minutes on Friday  

I did not swim ( I must find time for this!)

CARDIOVASCULAR EXERCISE FOR THE WEEK OF 1/1/2012 - 1/7/2012

EXERCISE MINUTES CALORIES BURNED  REST DAY  2.8miles TM 40 8wp/2cd HR 168/139 lv1 43 337 ST  52 318 legs Bosu  55 193 trans spin 11.7 HR148/129 38 263 trans TM 17 1.25mil 165/159 17 226 Spin 11.6miles HR146/126 35 231 ST Shoulders 36 197 2.78 mil HR164/141 42 331 ABS P2 20 121 RR 3.10 mil HR 183/146 37 320 C15.11 miles 10min HR 144/113 74 393 RR 4.5 mi HR 177/157 46 448 Strength Train 40 140 535 3518

I will be posting a blog explaining what the abbreviations means in a few days. 

I have a blog coming on Thursday explaining what I will be doing my first 10 weeks of training. 

PLEASE be in prayer for me that I will not falter and I will prevail... and not die during the swim =-)

Let's Get Healthy,

Coach TIA 

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TIA's Iornman Heart Rate Zones

Explaining Abbreviation for Iornman Training

Swim program 

Simple Look at Training for the Iornman

Ahead of You

Feet

DO SOMETHING YOU ENJOY

I think that the word ‘Exercise’ has a bad stigma to many people because they associate it with hours of boring aerobic classes or mindless machine hopping at the local gym. The result is that many of us have trouble just getting started on an exercise program and then constantly struggle to stay motivated because we don’t like the exercises were doing. But this problem is not without a solution. The fact is that we can find a healthy amount of exercise in all sorts of activities. Your challenge is to find the right fit for you – something that you enjoy doing.

I would encourage you to try as many sports and outdoor activities that you can and explore all your options. As you go through this process you will find some things that you like to do and maybe something that you really love. Once you have found something you like you could add some exercises to support you in this activity and to make you more proficient at it. Let’s say, for example, that you find you love to go hiking and realize that it also takes a great cardiovascular fitness to complete some of the longer trails. A great way to prepare for those longer hikes would be to incorporate some additional cardio endurance exercises in to your routine such as swimming or jogging. The key is to use something you love and desire to improve in to help motivate you through some of your weekly exercises.

Let's Get Healthy!

Coach Tia