Sounds tough, I hear only the pros use a jack russle :beer1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Thug
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Sounds tough, I hear only the pros use a jack russle :beer1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Thug
Very nice forest to be hiking through, I envy you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings
Another 24k ride this morning which was cut short due to multiple punctures by a mate. I cycled home and picked my car to give him a lift home.
Afterwards, I converted my 1x9 to a 1x10 by removing the cassette and rear derailleur from my trail bike which has been gathering dust for a while. I then purchased a NW 36 tooth chainring, so now have a 1x10 with the gearing being 36x11/42 which should be perfect for most occasions when I need a geared bike for off-road use.
Off day, more stretching
-3x10 Squats
-4x12 Weighted Calf Raises
-3x12 Barbell Shrugs
-3x12 Incline Dumbbell Benchpress
-3x12 Incline Bench Dumbbell Curls
-3x10 Skullcrushers
Upped weight for flat, incline and decline presses
Db bench press 27.5, 32.5, 37.5, 42.5kg x8
Db incline press 32.5kg x8 x4
Db decline press 32.5kg x8 x4
Db flyes 17.5kg x8 x4
Shoulder press 52.5kg x8 x4
Front lat raise 15kg x8 x4
Side lat raise 15kg x8 x4
Bent forward db reverse flyes 12.5kg x8 x4
Barbell shrugs 140kg x8 x4
Saturday was a 21 mile bike ride and yesterday was a seven mile hike @ 7000 foot elevation. Today is a rest day. Enjoy your 4th.
I've still been on the treadmill but boy do the outside of my knees hurt! (where your hands rest on the side of your body.)
I have been wearing neoprene knee braces...and it helps but after about 25 minutes it starts to hurt badly enough I have to stop.
Am I doing something wrong... Or just have bad knees?
I don't want to slow down and I run on Zero incline.
I have good running shoes and I stretch before starting.
My hamstrings feel tight and my lower back is sore the following day.
Maybe I need to see a chiropractor to get lined up?
Thanks for any advice.... I don't want to stop but I don't want to cause any knee damage to myself.
All I can come up with is that maybe it's the way you're running. (Eg. Maybe your toes are pointed in?)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevhead
Never thought of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firefighter2
Who would think you would have to concentrate on the way you run...
My friend just told me I could go to Runner Roost and they will video tape you running and give you the correct inner supports (and shoes I HOPE) that you need.
Only thing is it is about $200!
YIKES! :dropjaw:
