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I was checking out Fifi's blog, and thought...what a great idea...a training journal. So I'm going to document my training program and my nutrition plans. My first program went pretty damn good...a near perfect 12 weeks!
Weights/Resistance...
Weights/Resistance...
I've posted my excel spreadsheets on what my training program looked like over the first 12 weeks.
This post is in progress as I work out how to put these images on. The spreadsheets are the originals of what I planned without changes to my schedule along the way. I think it'll be easier to make a notation of the changes, rather than go back and re-do the spreadsheets (too much work!).
Changes to Schedule...
1. Week 4...18/8-24/8...changed my rest day around to Friday
2. Week 7...8/9-14/9.....changed my rest day around to Thursday
3. Week 12...13/10-19/10...had 2 rest days...Thursday & Sunday
After going back through, I just realised that I only had one week where I had 2 rest days, and maintained a 6 day training week the first 11 weeks. Quite chuffed!
*N.B. Powerwalks consisted mainly of 'Treadclimber', which is like walking on sand. If I couldn't get onto the machine, then I mixed it up with combinations of 'Treadclimber', bike, and cross-trainer for 60 minutes.
Nutrition Program
Basically, my nutrition program is similar to other IBO members. It's just changed to accommodate different body types, fat loss/goals and workload. Mine consisted of 5 portion-sized meals a day, spaced 3 hours apart. Protein consumed at every meal, and for me, no carbs after meal 3. I had 2 x Free Choice Meals. One in Week 6 (wedding), and one in week 12 (INBA titles), which was my last week.
Ciao for now...Kerry :)
* Stay tuned for my next 12 week program schedule (at least the first 6 weeks anyway)...
1 comments:
Hey Kerry, yes I think doing it online will work better for me as I'm just hopeless at keeping a journal. I do my food plan written down and stuck on the fridge and my workout plan in a file but putting it online is easier for me (easier than journaling that is) as I'm always on the PC anyway!). I'm actually really enjoying the whole blogging thing!
Frankly
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