I am committed to 2x a week ....I LOVE Crossfit but so struggle with the outcome. The training is fun, challenging and always different. And then I wait to see how sore and debilitated I will be. Tuesday we did sled pulls for time with increasing weight. I did NOT go crazy. I paced myself and stayed strong and steady. I thought ok not too bad.... which is pretty much the usual until the next day when I "crawl" out of bed.... ouch, ouch, ouch.....
And coupled with the overhead press I am trashed once again. Rolled out on a ride and it was just plain hard. The power was there but it was a struggle due to deep soreness.
My "box" does not post the workouts prior which is good and bad. The good is that I may not show up if I saw some of the workouts and the idea of surprise makes it a little fun and makes me a tiny bit anxious when I walk in each day. The anticipation is fun. The downside is a heavy leg workout may leave me destroyed for my next run or ride. Not sure which is better....in a world where I plan SO much I am liking the unplanned Crossfit.
Update on Vegas 70.3's Worlds....for now I am not committing. Yes I qualified and paid but am not committed to racing. Life right now is over the top busy and stressful with a lot of family issues. Once the race became an added stress I knew it was time to re-think it. I need less stress not more. I am training but not the way I want to ...so I am going to take it day by day and keep family first for now and see where the training falls. The training I want to do it not feasible right now and I wrestle with racing a World Championship not 100% ready. Time will tell and the good news it we are driving so I can make the call at any time.....
Lynne Cox spoke at the TCSD meeting last night as she kicked off her book tour. http://www.lynnecox.org/ Talk about an inspiration....Swimming to Antarctica http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0013L8AQQ is a must read for anyone but especially a swimmer. There are not many swimming hero's but she is one to me. In fact when she signed my book I was emotional with tears when expressing my admiration. Not only does she attempt the impossible- swimming in the Bering Sea but she is calling for attention to water quality - making water safer around the world. An athlete with a message.
And coupled with the overhead press I am trashed once again. Rolled out on a ride and it was just plain hard. The power was there but it was a struggle due to deep soreness.
My "box" does not post the workouts prior which is good and bad. The good is that I may not show up if I saw some of the workouts and the idea of surprise makes it a little fun and makes me a tiny bit anxious when I walk in each day. The anticipation is fun. The downside is a heavy leg workout may leave me destroyed for my next run or ride. Not sure which is better....in a world where I plan SO much I am liking the unplanned Crossfit.
Update on Vegas 70.3's Worlds....for now I am not committing. Yes I qualified and paid but am not committed to racing. Life right now is over the top busy and stressful with a lot of family issues. Once the race became an added stress I knew it was time to re-think it. I need less stress not more. I am training but not the way I want to ...so I am going to take it day by day and keep family first for now and see where the training falls. The training I want to do it not feasible right now and I wrestle with racing a World Championship not 100% ready. Time will tell and the good news it we are driving so I can make the call at any time.....
Lynne Cox spoke at the TCSD meeting last night as she kicked off her book tour. http://www.lynnecox.org/ Talk about an inspiration....Swimming to Antarctica http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0013L8AQQ is a must read for anyone but especially a swimmer. There are not many swimming hero's but she is one to me. In fact when she signed my book I was emotional with tears when expressing my admiration. Not only does she attempt the impossible- swimming in the Bering Sea but she is calling for attention to water quality - making water safer around the world. An athlete with a message.
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