10:19 pm in New Year's Resolutions, P90X, cross training, energy, goal setting, self improvement by Will
This is a repost from my Lifestream blog WillLam.ca. I decided to do P90X (again) because I never followed through on the entire program, only finishing up to Phase 2 as you can see in my previous posts. When I reflect back on my previous attempts at P90X, they were misguided and done haphazardly without much thought or research besides “doing everything by the book”. This time I’m taking my nutrition plan and putting that to the forefront of everything else as it accounts for more than 50% of the results you achieve.
Below is a embedded Google Document of my results so far, up until yesterday, January 24, 2010. Read the rest of this entry →
Tags: goal setting, P90X, resolutions, self improvement
9:45 pm in P90X, cross training, goal setting, pain by Will
Just some thoughts after taking a little over a month off of P90X. Besides screaming like a little girl, my thoughts on it is that getting back into the swing of things to match the fitness level you’re at before is tough.. but all it takes is focus, discipline and well.. you’ve done it before already so it ain’t all that bad!
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Tags: cooking, goal setting, P90X
10:57 pm in confidence, cross training, goal setting, marathon training, running by Will
Hey all!
It’s been a while since my last fitness update. So long story short: Read the rest of this entry →
Tags: marathon training
6:00 pm in Parkinson's Law, cross training, studying habits by Will

Since my last update, I’ve been swamped with studying for midterms after fully making use of Reading Week (March break for us Canadians) by reading
The level of focus, clarity with what needs to be covered in my Consolidations and Corporate Tax courses has taken precedence of what would normally be training regularly for my half-marathon. But for anyone else during these times that require intense focus, you shouldn’t drop everything that isn’t related to my studies. Read the rest of this entry →
Tags: productivity, time management
12:02 am in cross training, marathon training, pain, running by Will

Today was a painful experience. My long run is up to 10K’s, but my shins gave out. The ‘achilles heel’ that led me to pull out after running 5K’s in agony were … my running shoes.
For every runner, the lowest common denominator and most important piece of equipment is a decent pair of technical running shoes. They take brunt and abuse of our running endeavours, so it would only make sense to check out whether your shoes have seen its days. I figure I had about two more months in them for running, but boy was I ever wrong. I had to get shin splints in order to numb the pain and decided to retire my Mizuno Wave Inspires. They’ve served me well, but I digress… Read the rest of this entry →
Tags: pain
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