20/02/2022
5 weeks into training for my 160km cycle in July.
So I thought I would share what I'm up to with my training.
Up until this week I have been doing:
X4 upper body weight training sessions per week
X1 40 min spin session
X1 1hr plus cycle
This week I had to slow down the training due to migrains but...
This coming week I'm upping the cycling and leg work:
X3 weight sessions per week adding in some squats & deadlifts
X1 45 min spin
X1 40 min cycle
X1 1:20hr cycle
When training to this level, I have to make sure that I am on top of every aspect to ensure my body is functioning at its best.
Here are a few things I have to stay on top of that many don't think about:
*Sleep 8+ hrs (No phone 30 mins before sleep)
*Water levels 2.5L minimum to keep me hydrated
*7-8k Steps daily to help blood flow, mindset and recover
*Cold showers for recovery (Legs only I am a wuss haha)
*Stretching & mobility to prevent injuries
As the saying goes "you are what you eat" so to ensure Im feeling strong and energetic for my training, it's imperative I get me diet right.
80% of my diet comes from good sources of protein, carbs and fats and the other 20%
I'll be honest, I save them up to eat chocolate, baklava and a burgers on the weekend.
For me to fit all my training in around running ys academy, It's so important that I plan ahead just the same way we teach our clients to.
And although I may not hit every training session as planned, but I get alot more sessions done than I would without that plan in place.
So one thing I want you to take from getting to the end of my boring fitness update is don't quit adjust, make changes and get support along the way from someone whos a few steps ahead of you.
Have a plan and structure around your busy life, it will be the thing that defines failure or success long term
If you're struggling to manage your busy schedule and your health is suffering I want to hear from you today.
Dm me the word "INFO" and let's chat about building a plan to fit you without spending hrs in a gym 🔥