Coneheads Road To Recovery

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Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Sir Conehead » 19 Jun 2012 16:10

Started today - not from Krispy Kreme addiction, but from my fooked leg.

Issues.

1. I have done nothing for 7 weeks
2. I am the fattest I've ever been
3. Clothes that were way to big for me, now are too tight
4. Sort of hate myself

So Mrs C is now task mistress (hmmmmm, sounds like a specialist subscription based website) and I've got a number of 'off feet conditioning' circuits to do.

To get myself back into the flow I did 10km on a grinder (handbike) to get a sweat on, followed by a sit up, clam shell, leg raise circuit.

I am officially bacl on it.
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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Jack Hughes » 19 Jun 2012 20:19

Just buy some bigger clothes.
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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby IronMorg » 19 Jun 2012 20:24

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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Kevy427 » 19 Jun 2012 20:25

Jack Hughes wrote:Just get Nike to give you some bigger clothes.

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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Sir Conehead » 20 Jun 2012 09:33

Hmmmm - the bigger clothes idea does have merit. However sat on the edge of the bath yesterday I realised I looked like an angry bhudda.

I was bought this for fathers day.
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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Sir Conehead » 20 Jun 2012 09:34

The scar is looking a lot better - the redness is where its been rubbed slightly.
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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Sir Conehead » 20 Jun 2012 09:36

10km on the grinder - it was as wank as you imagine it to be.
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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby IronMorg » 20 Jun 2012 09:53

the word "wank" and the expression on your face worryingly go together! :D
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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Sir Conehead » 20 Jun 2012 14:56

Today's horrificness was

10min warm up on grinder - easy

10x10 secs max effort grinder with 10 secs easy - 30 secs rest after 10x10
x3

4 x 6 reps chest press - seated pull

1 min rest

10 x 20 secs max effort grinder

seated DB circuit - 8 reps shoulder press, lat raise, front raise, reverse raise
x2

1 min rest

4 x 30 secs fwd 30 secs back on grinder

4 x 6 reps chest press - seated pull

Cool down
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Re: Coneheads Road To Recovery

Postby Jungle_re » 20 Jun 2012 15:37

I hope your rehab goes smoothly and your back in action shortly.

Is the grinder just for CV without stressing your leg?
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