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"My goal is to build a stronger body as I continue to build my faith. To become a better person physically, mentally, and spiritually."
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Archive for the 'Training' Category
Saturday, October 4th, 2008
Weigh-In was this morning. I was surprise that I did not gain. Although I had only one workout in the gym and one at TKD, they were great workouts. I have been apprehensive about weight training since my doctor said I light weight training is best. I truly understand their reasoning, especially when it comes to the upper torso. I am incorporating upper torso (with the exception of my back) free weight training, but not at the rate I am incorporating weight training for my lower extremity (no leg extension, trying to save my knees). Thanks to those who provided advice and guidance regarding quad training.
Great Weekend To All!
Payton
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Thursday, October 2nd, 2008
What I like about bodybuilding.com is for the most part, people are helpful. They are not bound by stereotypes. People don’t see the color of a person’s skin, race, religion, creed, and/or sex. What they see are people trying to build a better and stronger body. Some have done extremely; others are yet trying and will succeed with great perseverance. I have met many wonderful, knowledgeable and well informed people. I appreciate the assistance and guidance that I have been given.
Thanks
Payton
PS I am try to build my quads, but leg extension is out. If there is anyone who has a routine or know an exercise that can help me build my quads with performing leg extension, please drop me a line. TC Payton
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Saturday, September 27th, 2008
Although I was moving a little slow, training was good yesterday morning. But, last night was even better. TKD started with the regular warm-ups, pushups, abdominal exercises, etc. Started a new form of weapons training, bow staff. Fun, but can be dangerous. Had several good work out. Been trying to eat clean, have eliminated process foods as much as possible, but gained .2 lbs. I know that is not a lot, but I am thinking with the workouts and TKD. I should be losing. Go figure. Tomorrow is another day.
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Friday, September 19th, 2008
Today, September 19, 2008, is had been declared. National POW/MIA Recognition Day. On this day, we honor the brave and patriotic Americans who were held as prisoners of war, and we remember those who are still missing in action. For their valor and selfless devotion to protect the country they love, our Nation owes them a debt we can never fully repay. On this day we underscore our commitment and pledge to those who are still missing in action and to their families that we will not rest until we have achieved the fullest possible accounting for every member of our Armed Forces missing in the line of duty.
To observe this important day, the National League of Families POW/MIA flag is flown over the Capitol, the White House, the World War II Memorial, the Korean War Veterans Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and other locations across our country. The flag is a solemn reminder of our Nation’s enduring obligation and promise to our courageous service members who remain missing and a tribute to those who have been imprisoned while serving their country in conflicts around the world.
This excerpt was taken for the President of the United States Proclamation.
You may ask, "why is this being posted." It is posted because we should honor our Veterans as well as our service men and women who protect the liberties of this great country.
Everyone is entitle to an opinion. However, if you disagree, please do not respond with negative remarks. The veterans and service men/women deserve better. Thanks!
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Monday, September 15th, 2008
Training was good tonight. We did some sparring, practice poomse, and strength training using our body weight. My meals were off today. I packed lunch and some mini meals, but I did not eat everything so I am sure am lacking some calories. I will have to get use to eating 5-6 small meals-a-day. You know what the say, "do something for 21 days and it become a habit." I am working on it.
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Sunday, September 14th, 2008
Work hard this week. Increased cardio and weights. I am happy, but I am only down by 1.5 lbs. Ready for next week.
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Saturday, September 6th, 2008
For the past two weeks, I have been working out in the wee hours (0245-0415) of the morning, and it has paid off. The first week, I gained about three lbs. The second week, I lost 6.4 lbs. Although I was tired at the end of my day, I had so much energy to keep me going throughout most of the day. I have modified my squats since the doctor said that I should not be doing a full squat nor leg extensions. So, if you know of an exercise that will work my quads, feel free to share your knowledge and expertise.
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Friday, August 29th, 2008
This is day two since the doctor has informed me that I can gradually get back into working out and tae kwon do/hap ki do. My workout starts at 3:00AM and ends around 4:20-4:30AM. I start with cardio. In PT, I was doing 15 min cycle, 15 min NuStep, and 20-30 min running a treadmill that is in a pool. So, I am following the same routine, with the exception that I run in the pool. There is no treadmill. Followed by lifting, working two-three body parts, i.e., chest/back/shoulders.
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Sunday, August 24th, 2008
I was excited when I met my 10% goal, last weekend. To some, it may not be alot, but anyone who dealt with IV Steriod Treatment knows the side effect of steriods and the struggle people have with weight gain. On August 8, I set a goal to lose 20 pounds in 12 weeks. It has only been three weekends, and I have lost 8.8 lbs so I am well on my way.
Also, I want to give a shout out to those who have provided guidance and sound advice as well as encouragement. Thanks!
GBY, ~p
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Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
August 16, attended Europa Super Show. I had a blast and the opportunity to meet some amazing people. Learned a great deal about supplements; however, I am sure there is much more to learn. Like the say, "learning is a life-long process." Much peace to you.
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