Hi there!
Just a bit of the "specs" of myself
175cm tall, 73kg, and a good (really rough estimate using my eyes) 15-20% body fat
wouldn't say i'm fit but i'm a lot better shape (cardiovascular wise) than i was a year ago...a LOT better.
I think the amount of roadwork I did from a year ago till now....amounted to the distance i walked in my entire life prior :icon_lol:
i WAS 78kg before that, i then dropped down to 70kg and because of the amount of running and just doing muay thai, my body some how burnt all my muscles and water weight (i think i created a topic on this when i joined), my fat was still retained, particularly my gut!
So that's what brings me here, my "take two", still doing what i love, maintaining good cardio, doing muay thai and mild weight lifting to ensure i don't look too scrawny and maintain my muscles.
My plan will be as follows:
Monday - Muay Thai after work (pad work and hitting bags)
Tuesday - Gym --Shoulders and abs (will try to incorporate deadlift and squates---got noone to critique me though =/)
Wednesday - Muay Thai & 5k road
Thursday - Rest (have uni)
Friday - Muay Thai
Saturday - Muay Thai & Gym (back and abs)
Sunday - Gym (chest) and 5k road/Perhaps sprints
Diet will follow soon but I'm trying to tailor my regime for muay thai, i really want to get into deadlifts and squats but i don't really know how to or have someone to show me yet....however i'll be training a lot of my abs (rotational movement) and hopefully my calves and "explosiveness".
I've got no idea but i like the idea of doing calve raises...i think i've had moderate sucess with it already as i've done a lot of high rep calve raises and that's helped me with lasting longer with continuously throwing kicks on command when doing pad work!
alongside with all of this, i've got work and uni...it's crazy as my schedule at the moment is 5am wake ups for work (i do civil eng) mon-fri, still have uni classes during the day however my hours still equate to something like 40hours a week (and that's not being at work "full time")
all critique is welcome!
Just a bit of the "specs" of myself
175cm tall, 73kg, and a good (really rough estimate using my eyes) 15-20% body fat
wouldn't say i'm fit but i'm a lot better shape (cardiovascular wise) than i was a year ago...a LOT better.
I think the amount of roadwork I did from a year ago till now....amounted to the distance i walked in my entire life prior :icon_lol:
i WAS 78kg before that, i then dropped down to 70kg and because of the amount of running and just doing muay thai, my body some how burnt all my muscles and water weight (i think i created a topic on this when i joined), my fat was still retained, particularly my gut!
So that's what brings me here, my "take two", still doing what i love, maintaining good cardio, doing muay thai and mild weight lifting to ensure i don't look too scrawny and maintain my muscles.
My plan will be as follows:
Monday - Muay Thai after work (pad work and hitting bags)
Tuesday - Gym --Shoulders and abs (will try to incorporate deadlift and squates---got noone to critique me though =/)
Wednesday - Muay Thai & 5k road
Thursday - Rest (have uni)
Friday - Muay Thai
Saturday - Muay Thai & Gym (back and abs)
Sunday - Gym (chest) and 5k road/Perhaps sprints
Diet will follow soon but I'm trying to tailor my regime for muay thai, i really want to get into deadlifts and squats but i don't really know how to or have someone to show me yet....however i'll be training a lot of my abs (rotational movement) and hopefully my calves and "explosiveness".
I've got no idea but i like the idea of doing calve raises...i think i've had moderate sucess with it already as i've done a lot of high rep calve raises and that's helped me with lasting longer with continuously throwing kicks on command when doing pad work!
alongside with all of this, i've got work and uni...it's crazy as my schedule at the moment is 5am wake ups for work (i do civil eng) mon-fri, still have uni classes during the day however my hours still equate to something like 40hours a week (and that's not being at work "full time")
all critique is welcome!