Friday- off Saturday- walked .75 miles with my Mom. Her incision from her hip replacement started bothering her so she couldn't go any further. Sunday- 1.5 mile walk by myself.
Fri: 30 min Peloton ride +20 minutes yoga Sat: 1.7 miles (then called H to come pick me up) + 2:30 on the Peloton to get in an endurance workout. Sun: rest
I was supposed to do 5 on Friday and 17 on Saturday, but my hamstring hurts with every step I take so I had to sub in the bike. It was also my birthday on Friday and I ate way too many sweets this weekend so now my stomach and hamstring hurt! 😭
lilypad1126 7 miles of intervals? Did you die? I do 5.5 miles of intervals on my skates once a week. I love it, but it kicks my ass. I cant imagine 7 miles of running intervals!
katyintx How the !*!*! did you do 2:30 on a Peleton? I can barely to 75 minutes on my trainer before being bored out of my mind--even with a good movie on!
@peep, Thanks for asking! My walks this weekend went okay; slight soreness. Nothing major! I am definitely almost recovered; I am just nervous and don't want to push it. I cannot mentally handle getting injured again!
Last Tuesday my foot was in so much pain, I thought I was back to square one. Lots of TLC this week!
katyintx How the !*!*! did you do 2:30 on a Peleton? I can barely to 75 minutes on my trainer before being bored out of my mind--even with a good movie on!
So many bad ass women here!!
Oh I was SO bored. I listened to a couple of podcasts, watched a show on my iPad, and basically counted down the minutes.
Fri: rest Sat: 7 miles of intervals Sun: 3.5 mile run plus strength
May I ask what you do for strength? I have been doing resistance band training, but am getting tired of it.
So I only did upper body this weekend. I basically do these exercises, though I don't do pushups if I can avoid them (or if I do them, I do them with my knees bent). www.besthealthmag.ca/list/arm-exercises/
Even though i know lower body is good for me as a runner, I HATE doing it. Hate. So that didn't get done yesterday. But, all those lower body exercises can be done at home with no weights, so at least it's easy to add in any time during the week.
Post by lilypad1126 on Apr 26, 2021 7:32:34 GMT -5
@peep, So my intervals work like this: 2 miles warm up, a bunch of intervals, 1 mile cool down. Saturdays weren't bad actually. Mostly I hate speed work, b/c I always feel like I am going to die afterwards and that my prescribed paces are just TOO FAST, but this workout wasn't bad. It was run 5 minutes, recover for 90 seconds, and each 5 minutes was supposed to be about 10 sec faster than the previous one. The weather was perfect and I'd gotten a good night's sleep beforehand, so shockingly, I hit all my paces and only wanted to die during the last 5 minutes, haha.
May I ask what you do for strength? I have been doing resistance band training, but am getting tired of it.
So I only did upper body this weekend. I basically do these exercises, though I don't do pushups if I can avoid them (or if I do them, I do them with my knees bent). www.besthealthmag.ca/list/arm-exercises/
Even though i know lower body is good for me as a runner, I HATE doing it. Hate. So that didn't get done yesterday. But, all those lower body exercises can be done at home with no weights, so at least it's easy to add in any time during the week.
Thanks so much! I also do pushups with my knees bent.
Fri: 20 min Peloton cycle + strength Sat: 60 min Peloton cycle (I am an app user, but I am really starting to enjoy Power Zone training. Something satisfying about it.) Sun: 60 min Peloton cycle
Fri: 20 min Peloton cycle + strength Sat: 60 min Peloton cycle (I am an app user, but I am really starting to enjoy Power Zone training. Something satisfying about it.) Sun: 60 min Peloton cycle
I’m doing discover your power zones and I’m so obsessed. It’s like when I started training for half/full marathons 😂
Fri: 20 min Peloton cycle + strength Sat: 60 min Peloton cycle (I am an app user, but I am really starting to enjoy Power Zone training. Something satisfying about it.) Sun: 60 min Peloton cycle
I’m doing discover your power zones and I’m so obsessed. It’s like when I started training for half/full marathons 😂
With my Schwinn I get power with a different app, and I know its overestimating, but its all relative. Its a challenge for me to stay in the low zones...but I know its good for me!
I’m doing discover your power zones and I’m so obsessed. It’s like when I started training for half/full marathons 😂
With my Schwinn I get power with a different app, and I know its overestimating, but its all relative. Its a challenge for me to stay in the low zones...but I know its good for me!
Fri: 20 min Peloton cycle + strength Sat: 60 min Peloton cycle (I am an app user, but I am really starting to enjoy Power Zone training. Something satisfying about it.) Sun: 60 min Peloton cycle
I’m doing discover your power zones and I’m so obsessed. It’s like when I started training for half/full marathons 😂
I tried doing a 60-minute class today and it ended up being a Power Zone one. I was SO lost that after 15 minutes I just switched to a 45-minute class. 😬 Apparently I gotta figure this out, but I had just discovered it today and didn’t have time.
With my Schwinn I get power with a different app, and I know its overestimating, but its all relative. Its a challenge for me to stay in the low zones...but I know its good for me!
Out of curiosity, how do you determine your FTP on a Peleton? Does it use your FTP to determine the zones?
I am an app user, but yes. They have 20 min FTP test classes where you figure out your FTP and then it applies it to the classes.
For me, I use an app called Kinetic, and it connects to my bike via bluetooth. Its not a true power meter (some people add power pedals to do things like Zwift), but its relative to the bike. When I did an FTP years ago in the gym on Stages bikes, I think it was around 180. On this bike its 308, lol. But, I can still do the zones!
breezy8407 308--not unless you are an Olympic level professional! (Not a joke!)
haha. I can assure you I am not that fit. I still use my HR as a guide to make sure I am working hard enough. It will be interesting when I go back to the gym to see if I can still average the same watts for an hour. The numbers part of cycling really appeal to me.