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Get crazy mobility and flexibility in the “Luffy, the Rubber Man” workout! It’s the first mobility-centered Real Anime Training workout, but it won’t be the last!
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Day 876
Day 876 Record Keeping Day 848 Fixed Meditation (30 min) Day 722 Writing (did not do) Day 262 Rowing (10 min/1500 m) Day 3 Mobility/Stretching 34 (hip opener, back stretch, air squats) —– Eating Day 100 Pantry Check Day 98 Food Recording — Early to Rise Day 31 Bacon & Water Day 31 Sleep Recording (1:20|2|11:30|12:50) Day 3 Bedtime Curfew 28 – Bad sleep, slow and tired wakeup. Really ego depleted. Failure to implement writing, almost washed the entire day out. Gave myself a pass on today, but then just automatically started doing the rest of my habits.
Day 875
Day 875 Record Keeping Day 847 Fixed Meditation (30 min) Day 721 Writing (3 rounds/ 30 min) Day 261 Rowing (1 hour, walking) Day 2 Mobility/Stretching 15 (hip opener, back stretch) —– Eating Day 99 Pantry Check Day 97 Food Recording — Early to Rise Day 30 Bacon & Water Day 30 Sleep Recording (12:40|1:20|12:1:15) Day 2 Bedtime Curfew 14 – Bad sleep, slow and tired wakeup. Emotional ups and downs.
Formalization of Stretching and Bedtime Curfew Habits
Stretching
I pulled my hip badly and am still recovering. I’ve been reading The Supple Leopard: The Ultimate Guide to Resolving Pain, Preventing Injury, and Optimizing Athletic Performance by Kelly Starrett and Glen Cordoza the guys behind Mobility Wod.
I’m pretty sold. If meditation is process oriented skill for all mental interactions in life, then their description of mobilizing and stretching is the process oriented behind-the-scenes skill for all physical activity. And it’s especially necessary for someone like me, who has gone from one injury to the next constantly over the course of decades. Plus, it’s just good for you.
They seem to know what their talking about, they have tons of exercises online that progress, so....
Implementation Intention
I’m going to start tomorrow with simply researching and attempting one or two stretches. I’m still learning and reading, so I’m hoping a lot of stuff will clarify itself. I’ll do this after my writing and before my exercise/rowing.
Mental Contrasting Positive: It will help brace me for better movement and hopefully prevent injuries that I’ve seemed to constantly get into in the past. It will prevent those long periods of healing where I lose all progress.
Stumbling blocks: I don’t see any except that I’m new to this and will have to read a lot to get to a point of proficiency. But starting small will allow me the time to form a routine and learn at the same time. Luckily it seems so far it will be a habit I can do without specialized equipment in any location - so travel won’t be a problem.
Bedtime Curfew Another small habit I’ll introduce to my greater Early to Rise project is setting a specific time, closing my computer, and heading to bed to read. I have a tendency to just stay up for no good reason. My sleep recording suggests that I generally get a set amount of sleep, I just need to shift over the time period (which is not at all what I expected - I thought I had problems getting to sleep and that I slept too long). So
Implementation Intention On average, from the data I have from my Sleep Recording, I tend to go to bed a little before 2 am. If I’m going to keep with making small changes, I will intend to go to bed at 1:20 am. At that time I’ll close my computer and read.
Mental Contrasting Positive: I hope this will help me wake up earlier, thereby increasing both the feeling and actuality of my productivity.
Stumbling blocks: Initially feeling like I have to stay up because I haven’t had enough time to do anything during the day. I’ll initially feel like I’m cutting short my day by going to bed earlier while not getting up any earlier. At this point, keeping it nice and easy with going to bed at 1:20 am - I don’t see there being any problems with the few times I stay out late since I don’t really do that anymore. I don’t foresee any travel problems except very occasionally. I do worry that I might have problems actually getting to sleep, but I think that’s a problem for a different habit.
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Kelly Starrett is many things: a doctor of physical therapy, an entrepreneur, a coach, dynamic speaker, best-selling author, and a very, very strong man. But perhaps most important, the man known as K Star is the guy who can single-handedly make that nagging calf or quad issue disappear forever. Through his phenomenal (daily) video series …
If you are an athlete that wants more information on mobility, here is a great place to start.
Mobility WOD is one of my favorite resources!
This free episode is a little over 4 minutes long. If for some reason you believe you don’t have time for that, then skip to about 2:15.
There are plenty of free episodes on their website and their search function is pretty fantastic. Please note that Pro Episodes requires a paid subscription.
Let’s put those bands to good use!
-Jen
Dr. Starrett with the Saints
