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Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:10 am
by Punk Rooster
What are fellow amateurs doing to maintain fitness?
I personally have reactivated my gym membership (I maintain it, but don't use it during the season), taken on a personal trainer once a week for 6 weeks, & will start boxing classes next tuesday.
My focus at the moment is slimming down, but also working on building strength through a weights program.
any tips or anything else appreciated- bear in mind I'm 34 & a tad overweight.
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Mon Sep 28, 2009 11:10 am
by Choccies
I have found over the last few years that putting in the k's in the off season helps alot as coaches tend to shy away from lots of road running and the like these days and tend to do alot more fitness stuff using the footy's... But as I got older and with children related time constraints I spent more time on the stationary bike at home which tends to give you a good base and help burn the excess weight. The stationary bike was one of the best things I have bought. Gives you opportunity to excercise when you cant get out and its a good way to warm up/warm down for other activities...
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Mon Sep 28, 2009 12:11 pm
by Jimmy_041
Punk Rooster wrote:What are fellow amateurs doing to maintain fitness?
I personally have reactivated my gym membership (I maintain it, but don't use it during the season), taken on a personal trainer once a week for 6 weeks, & will start boxing classes next tuesday.
My focus at the moment is slimming down, but also working on building strength through a weights program.
any tips or anything else appreciated- bear in mind I'm 34 & a tad overweight.
You might want to invest in a rack and get a few more inches in height Punky.....

Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Fri Oct 02, 2009 3:34 pm
by LaughingKookaburra
Just putting in the k's atm, im not a key position player so I do not reckon I need the strength upper bodywise,just trying to get power in the hips and legs to break tackles and run games out. Pretty simple really..... Between 12-20 kms a week.
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Mon Oct 05, 2009 2:11 pm
by Lazarus
Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Mon Oct 05, 2009 4:38 pm
by Jimmy_041
Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Mon Oct 05, 2009 6:04 pm
by Lazarus
Jimmy_041 wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
I'm just starting with some gentle walks mate. Any other jokes beside the C grade jibe?
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Mon Oct 05, 2009 6:35 pm
by unknown source
same thing i do every year, will start running to cricket training and do my own running tier around my suburb..
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Mon Oct 05, 2009 6:40 pm
by Jimmy_041
Lazarus wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
I'm just starting with some gentle walks mate. Any other jokes beside the C grade jibe?
You miscomprehend – who’s joking?
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Tue Oct 06, 2009 10:03 am
by The Yetti
Jimmy_041 wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
I did notice the great Jimmy doing a pre season walk along the beach during the weekend.
He also did some tackling practice .....very well, by the way. Gave up on tackling when he was put to the ground, very gently.
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Tue Oct 06, 2009 3:01 pm
by aceman
Our blokes are just thinkin' about having a few runs in November leading into the Xmas break and back again in the New Year to do it all over again, hopefully with a happier ending.

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Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Tue Oct 06, 2009 3:08 pm
by Swamp Donkey
very little, recovering from footy trip until Jan
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:40 pm
by test
Lazarus wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
I'm just starting with some gentle walks mate. Any other jokes beside the C grade jibe?
No weight lifters diary this pre season??
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:51 pm
by Lazarus
test wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
I'm just starting with some gentle walks mate. Any other jokes beside the C grade jibe?
No weight lifters diary this pre season??
Test, are you finally going to succumb to your heritage and play soccer this year?
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:41 pm
by test
Considering having a go at indoor soccer to start, theres always openings for sweaty hairy italians like me
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:44 pm
by Footy Chick
The Yetti wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
I did notice the great Jimmy doing a pre season walk along the beach during the weekend.
He also did some tackling practice
(on FC
- and I quote " I've always wanted to tackle a penguin") .....very well, by the way. Gave up on tackling when he was put to the ground, very gently.
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Wed Oct 14, 2009 10:23 pm
by the big bang
Footy Chick wrote:The Yetti wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Lazarus wrote:Jimmy's pre-season training is creating the stories about his footballing exploits that he is going to tell to anyone unlucky enough to fall within his grasp on a Saturday night during the season.
You might want to go for a run over summer to get some of that fat off your a$$ Shrek. Mind you, the C Grade coach probably wont care
I did notice the great Jimmy doing a pre season walk along the beach during the weekend.
He also did some tackling practice
(on FC
- and I quote " I've always wanted to tackle a penguin") .....very well, by the way. Gave up on tackling when he was put to the ground, very gently.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
i forgot about that!!!
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Wed Oct 14, 2009 10:26 pm
by Jimmy_041
Me too - she would have enjoyed it though

Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Sun Oct 18, 2009 6:33 pm
by locky801
Punk Rooster wrote:What are fellow amateurs doing to maintain fitness?
I personally have reactivated my gym membership (I maintain it, but don't use it during the season), taken on a personal trainer once a week for 6 weeks, & will start boxing classes next tuesday.
My focus at the moment is slimming down, but also working on building strength through a weights program.
any tips or anything else appreciated- bear in mind I'm 34 & a tad overweight.
Retire mate heard you have a back injury
Re: Pre-Pre-Season Training

Posted:
Sun Oct 18, 2009 6:56 pm
by Punk Rooster
it's a back sprain Locky- minor setback (2 weeks off)