Let’s just get the nitty gritty of today’s workout out of the way before the pics from Vibram HK100 and STSA’s Nameson run.
Chest & Pecs (since they’ve shifted some of the equipment to storage to facilitate renovation work; so <insert shudder> Legs will be tomorrow at MVC)
Supersets of:
a) Smith machine incline chest press
b) DB combo chest press and fly
Supersets of:
c) Smith machine bench chest press
d) Hammer Strength MTS decline chest press
Supersets of:
e) LF cable dual handle chest fly
f) Push-ups on Reebok instability board
Single set of:
g) Roller abs on raised instability board (veered off, first to the left and then right on the first 2 reps…thought it was me or rather my weak abs until I found out it was the board’s FAULT! Oh yeah, it’s called “instability” for a reason.)
Vibram HK100 on Saturday
Dark and cold at the start but the atmosphere was fab
With the "shark" - advocates of banning shark fin hunting
Lai chowing down his "bak kwa" - highly recommended pre-race nutrition; he finished in 21+ hours
Mr Ultra-man Yim
First turnoff point
Second turnoff point at East Dam
The Doc, Wind Fong, Rich Chai - the barefoot runner,Tey
Terence and I were stationed at the turnoff at Hoi An Road and Pak Sha O, about 1km uphill from CP3
Volunteer vest and collapse-able cup
Dark and cold at the start but the atmosphere was fab
With the "shark" - advocates of banning shark fin hunting
Lai chowing down his "bak kwa" - highly recommended pre-race nutrition; he finished in 21+ hours
Mr Ultra-man Yim
First turnoff point
Second turnoff point at East Dam
The Doc, Wind Fong, Rich Chai - the barefoot runner,Tey
Terence and I were stationed at the turnoff at Hoi An Road and Pak Sha O, about 1km uphill from CP3
Volunteer vest and collapse-able cup
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