jogging and motivation thread

WussRedXLi

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As we grow older, is it crucial for us to train in jumping? I was a basketball player when schooling, but now can hardly jump and feel that my body has forgotten how to. I hope to relearn but dunno where to start or how to train safety or how many patterns to train. Maybe I should buy a basketball and shoes to play and train jumping?

Explositivity / fast twitch. Since you runner now do plyo. Drop jumps good for the distance you are doing. Pogo jumps (single leg best) follows a close second, then depth jumps a close third. But maybe start with single leg pogos first, since drop jump is quite a bit more advanced.
Twice a week is quite enough. Ramp it up slowly with progressive overload and then start training 4 weeks after.

If you dont want all these pattern and scared injured, single leg rope skipping more fun and is more like half plyo half endurance. Get a weighted rope from taobao and you can also hoot your upper body as well 2-in-1 , i do these occasionally to break up the monotony.






 

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No rope is so bluff oneself.

Anyway his legs movements faster than camera frame rate. Maciam Bruce Lee or those cartoon the legs spin like wheels.

Oh got rope.........i also thought no rope when you mentioned it. The first second you can see the rope.
Think spin too fast and the rope is too thin (CdA), the lower res of the actual vid also not helping.

Yea his legs neuro no joke, one of the main points. And the CNS arms to legs coordination and proprioception also no joke.

Proprioception is the body's "sense of self" that provides information about the position, movement, and force of your body in space, allowing you to know where your limbs are without looking. It originates from sensory receptors in your muscles, tendons, and joints that send signals to the brain, which is crucial for motor control, balance, and coordinating movement.
 
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Oh got rope.........i also thought no rope when you mentioned it. The first second you can see the rope.
Think spin too fast and the rope is too thin (CdA), the lower res of the actual vid also not helping.
Yea his legs neuro no joke, one of the main points. And the CNS arms to legs coordination and proprioception also no joke.
Proprioception is the body's "sense of self" that provides information about the position, movement, and force of your body in space, allowing you to know where your limbs are without looking. It originates from sensory receptors in your muscles, tendons, and joints that send signals to the brain, which is crucial for motor control, balance, and coordinating movement.

Wah with rope de ah? Damn solid.

But if very careless trip himself with the rope then I can't imagine the damage impact.
 

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@WussRedXLi i believe many will spec their new bikes from China based on World Junior Championship winner, Harry’s bikes. And Harry‘s wheel of choice, the CRW CS5060 carbon spoked wheels (50mm + 60mm) will be very popular. Needless to say, this is a huge win for Quick Pro.
 
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World marathon major balloting

Berlin: Sept 25 - Nov 6
Sydney: Sept 24 - Oct 17
Chicago: Oct 21- Nov 18
NYC: Feb 4 - 25

Will ballot for all and hope for the best
Finally u ready to try marathon! haha. @Kuudere I also saw u registered for HM overseas

I balloted for berlin, not going for sydney as I heard it isn't flat. Chicago and NYC tbc. I did try for NY before
 

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@WussRedXLi i believe many will spec their new bikes from China based on World Junior Championship winner, Harry’s bikes. And Harry‘s wheel of choice, the CRW CS5060 carbon spoked wheels (50mm + 60mm) will be very popular. Needless to say, this is a huge win for Quick Pro.


Basket by the time i saved up enough, price prob go up liao
 

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Finally u ready to try marathon! haha. @Kuudere I also saw u registered for HM overseas

I balloted for berlin, not going for sydney as I heard it isn't flat. Chicago and NYC tbc. I did try for NY before
Give it a go because no longer have to worry about work and study at the same time, decided not to go down that path.

Also, the marathon can only be done through balloting. I might not get it if I apply. So, better to start earlier.

Sydney >> It's a good timing because I will actually be using my reservist as a proper taper before the race. I will be flying off straight once my reservist ends, provided I get in. I am running more for the experience. And also, able to meet my best friend because he works there in Sydney. The weather is also really good in September.

Berlin >> Interestingly, the results for Sydney will be out before Berlin window close. I should be able to apply for this if fail to get in Sydney. But this is a toss up with Chicago, because if you apply for both and get in both, then have to forfeit either one considering that Berlin release the results after Chicago marathon closes.

NYC >> No issues applying for this since the window is a lot later.

HM overseas >> I applied Kaohsiung Half Marathon in mid Jan. Interestingly, their marathon has less people (3k) compared to half marathon (6k). The competitors is small + recognised by AIMS (distance is accurate) + cheap ($55) + weather (19 - 22C) . Also, easily accessible, take the plane to Kaohsiung then travel 40-50 minutes to the stadium by train.

I went to search their top 10 HM time (top 10 gets a cash prize) >> Got to run sub 1:15 :ROFLMAO:
 

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Give it a go because no longer have to worry about work and study at the same time, decided not to go down that path.

Also, the marathon can only be done through balloting. I might not get it if I apply. So, better to start earlier.

Sydney >> It's a good timing because I will actually be using my reservist as a proper taper before the race. I will be flying off straight once my reservist ends, provided I get in. I am running more for the experience. And also, able to meet my best friend because he works there in Sydney. The weather is also really good in September.

Berlin >> Interestingly, the results for Sydney will be out before Berlin window close. I should be able to apply for this if fail to get in Sydney. But this is a toss up with Chicago, because if you apply for both and get in both, then have to forfeit either one considering that Berlin release the results after Chicago marathon closes.

NYC >> No issues applying for this since the window is a lot later.

HM overseas >> I applied Kaohsiung Half Marathon in mid Jan. Interestingly, their marathon has less people (3k) compared to half marathon (6k). The competitors is small + recognised by AIMS (distance is accurate) + cheap ($55) + weather (19 - 22C) . Also, easily accessible, take the plane to Kaohsiung then travel 40-50 minutes to the stadium by train.

I went to search their top 10 HM time (top 10 gets a cash prize) >> Got to run sub 1:15 :ROFLMAO:
Jia you for your hm and potential Mara training! Hope you get Sydney and then you can try the rest later on haha
 

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Suay max

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