3 Jan -- regular climbing
The last few days were hot and I used my guest pass today to climb with James. Long warmup. I got a red (techincal and slabby, nothing crazy) 3rd try today, probably 4th overall. And worked on two oranges.
Notes: My right middle finger is hurting a little. Nothing serious right now, it usually hurts more after climbing has finished, but I just need to be careful. Wrist hurts still, but not as bad today
(Taking a week off to recover the finger)
11 Jan -- easy climbing
I've been doing some rehab I found online here. The mobility exercises 2-3 times per day https://theclimbingdoctor.com/rock-climbing-finger-tenosynovitis/
After 8 days of rest, I came to the gym to climb gently and do nothing too strenuous
30 minutes of blues and purples
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a few greens. I did 2 oranges which weren't really fingery (one was balancy) then tried a balancy red. Nearly flashed it, but I felt a very very slight discomfort in my finger and left.
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hangboard: 3 sets of 10 second hangs on the large edge and then small edge with 12 kg counterweight. Ended with some slow fist pushups. Maybe to strengthen the wrist
NOTES: all in all, my finger was basically fine. My wrist hurt more. One a green one and then one of the oranges. So I might need to switch to rehab exercists for the wrist
8 Jan - 12 Jan -- annual multiday fast (3.5 days)
It's that time of year where i do my annual 3 day fast. (Described in detail last time, July2022. in short, this interval is for hematopoeitic stem cell rejuvenation)
Fast started after dinner Sunday (8Jan) and broke around noon today (12 Jan)
total time: 86 hours
Fast was broken just as last year: some diluted apple cider vinegar then salt and bone broth. 1.5 horus later some salt on an avocado 3 hours later some beef cubes and brocolli (but I also had some garlic and onions with it). Same thing 4 hours after that first meal.
The first and 2nd day I felt a little weird, mostly somewhat restless legs. This couldn't have been from the fast because I'm accustomed to one day fasts and the first day is no different from usual. I didn't really get hungry except briefly (and not severely) after I climbed on 11 Jan.
I didn't sleep very well the last night. Some noises woke me up and I got up very wide awake and energetic at 3 ish. Tried hard to fall back asleep.
The strangest thing happened in the morning though. I was feeling a little weak, mildly tingly. My heartrate picked up for about 30 minutes. I drank some electrolyte mix and layed down for a bit. Then I was fine. Took the opportunity to head to the grocery store to grab the groceries. It was a little scary though. Last year I didn't even need electrolyte supplementation, I just drank water. Since the first day I was feeling weird, I'm guessing I might have been sick from something else. I'll see if next year the same thing happens.
15 Jan -- Campus Board #3
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harder bouldering (greens with progresive loading and an orane (one I previously couldn't get))
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hard bouldering
3 attempts with several minutes rest between:
warmup ladders (purples and blues, some greens)
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power endurance
6 rnds 2 mins on 4 mins rest
Mostly stayed on this purple route up and down. On the 2nd round I did a blue between the purple attempts, but really, too crowded. I was failing on the last round, first two was like 4 times up and down, next two was like 3. 5th and 6th were 2 or less
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work on an orange
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hard bouldering
-3 attempts on a new slabby crimpy climb. Decently well (then I flashed an adjacent balancy red one)
-4 attempts Same project on the spray wall. I actually added it and graded it about V6. Can't wait to see if it gets climbed)
warmup ladders (purples and blues, some greens)
power endurance
8 rnds 2 mins on 4 mins rest
(actually I did this for the first 4 rounds, then I got inspired), the last ones had
3, 2, 2, 1 minutes. I did 8 round because it was feeling pretty easy
I selected a green route. It was vertical and thin. I was hoping the stimulus would work well. I guess the fact that it relied on feet was good because when I did get tired in the last few rounds, I needed to use my technique, but it didn't drain my forearms as much as I was hoping. I need to select something with more overhang next time. It was a little too easy, thus the reason for extending it by 2 more rounds.
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