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Race Training whats the best way to get fit.

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Created by OG SUP > 9 months ago, 20 Dec 2010
tha dogman
NSW, 2912 posts
22 Dec 2010 5:14PM
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hahaha

nice tea trea

FLASH BACKS

OG SUP
VIC, 3516 posts
23 Dec 2010 8:35AM
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Simondo said...

Gorgo, I think that training schedule is probably about right for the elite. Of course the not quite elite will scale it back !!
4.30 in SE Qld is kind of like 5:30 for the rest of us, as it should be on daylight savings!
Plus some people function well on 5-6hrs sleep, plus we don't know what time is her bedtime!

I was actually wondering if OG SUP was the one planning on getting into a bit of racing! As opposed to asking on behalf of Kristi!

Angie, can you suggest a slightly scaled back training schedule. The pictorial diet was great! No processed food there (other than some very lightly processed tuna, crackers and muesli bar). Thanks.


Hey Simmondo,

I havent quite found the right battleship yet but I am still using the dogman training diet in hope, pies beers all the stuff he's recommended so I hope someone is gonna build an 14 x 65 x 11.5 (3000 l) race style board with 2 x 250hp V 6 Yamahas on it. We have 3 boat ramps so launching it shouldnt be an issue.

PS if Kialoa are listening on an 11 inch thick board your paddle shafts are too short

The only competition I am inteested in is wooping your ass in the river on a pylon run one day soon ya big grom.

PPS Get ya Grom slack ass home we have training to do, a flow bench to build, that wind tunnel is still faulty ( the jet turbine has a little too much thrust) and a 40 board capacity board trailer to build to cover all of lacey's recommend boards for different conditions !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sheesh man you have noooooooooooooooooo commitment!

Phill

laceys lane
QLD, 19803 posts
23 Dec 2010 8:34AM
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OG SUP said...

Simondo said...

Gorgo, I think that training schedule is probably about right for the elite. Of course the not quite elite will scale it back !!
4.30 in SE Qld is kind of like 5:30 for the rest of us, as it should be on daylight savings!
Plus some people function well on 5-6hrs sleep, plus we don't know what time is her bedtime!

I was actually wondering if OG SUP was the one planning on getting into a bit of racing! As opposed to asking on behalf of Kristi!

Angie, can you suggest a slightly scaled back training schedule. The pictorial diet was great! No processed food there (other than some very lightly processed tuna, crackers and muesli bar). Thanks.


Hey Simmondo,

I havent quite found the right battleship yet but I am still using the dogman training diet in hope, pies beers all the stuff he's recommended so I hope someone is gonna build an 14 x 65 x 11.5 (3000 l) race style board with 2 x 250hp V 6 Yamahas on it. We have 3 boat ramps so launching it shouldnt be an issue.

PS if Kialoa are listening on an 11 inch thick board your paddle shafts are too short

The only competition I am inteested in is wooping your ass in the river on a pylon run one day soon ya big grom.

PPS Get ya Grom slack ass home we have training to do, a flow bench to build, that wind tunnel is still faulty ( the jet turbine has a little too much thrust) and a 40 board capacity board trailer to build to cover all of lacey's recommend boards for different conditions !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sheesh man you have noooooooooooooooooo commitment!

Phill




i decided to go hardcore 12'6. getting a secret agent. i have a super duper stable 14' er with rocker and big double concave which straightens the rocker. it's reasonably fast, surf waves and i can stand on the back corner of the board and it wont flip. it's the yellow with black speckled board in piros kirra stock race vid.www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/Battle-of-the-Paddle-featuring-Von-Piros-Girls/. 18 secs in. had some repairs. would really suit a bigger guy looking for something other than a fanatic.$700
cheers

Starlet gc
NSW, 374 posts
23 Dec 2010 4:54PM
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My best advice .... especially for a teenage girl will be to see a sports nutritionist to get a proper diet sorted for her height/weight/ training needs.. and also get her to take iron supplements and possibly magnesium..shouuld fatigue start to kick in. Endurance training is taxing on your body and takes a while to start building.

Golden rule - be sure to eat low GI complex carbs and protein. You need slow release energy so you don't spike - whilst protein for muscle building/ repair!

CMC
QLD, 3954 posts
23 Dec 2010 5:58PM
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Starlet gc said...

My best advice .... especially for a teenage girl will be to see a sports nutritionist to get a proper diet sorted for her height/weight/ training needs.. and also get her to take iron supplements and possibly magnesium..shouuld fatigue start to kick in. Endurance training is taxing on your body and takes a while to start building.

Golden rule - be sure to eat low GI complex carbs and protein. You need slow release energy so you don't spike - whilst protein for muscle building/ repair!


One word for all of these things...... Spirulina. Natures richest source of protein, iron, magnesium and almost every other vitamin and element. A true Superfood! Better than protein shakes and multivitamins by a long shot.

I swear by this stuff, my wife even knows when I have run out just by my mood and appearance. She comes home with a fresh bottle and says 'I could tell you run out you seem a bit flat'.

If you don't know about this stuff already do some reading, speak to a Naturopath. They use it to treat the sick, the Cuban and Chinese olympic teams use it and it's use as a food dates back centuries. It's natural, cheap and is amazing! You can even buy it from Coles these days. Been taking it since I was 18 and probably will for the rest of my life.

An interesting start to your research if you are interested is at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirulina(dietary_supplement)

simonk
QLD, 4 posts
23 Dec 2010 6:50PM
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Just paddle and drink piss, keep if farkin simple.

scotty100
QLD, 233 posts
27 Dec 2010 2:19PM
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this topic almost got away, its been the only interesting thing on here for a while so we should keep it going.

i'd like to give some good input but my 8-10km a day is probably cancelled out with a six pack and a 1/2 bottle of wine a nite , but i work in retail and customers are to demanding to stay sober



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