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[tekivsteki]

Got my plyo's done yesterday, and it still gets a damn good sweat in.  My legs arent necessarily burning after the workout, but ofcourse I dont go down as low as I possibly can yet.  Also, the upside is I take my heart beat around halfway through, and its about 160.  So that being said the workout can get tougher the more I put into it, and I'm at

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[tekivsteki]

I think just comparing Plyo to what I used to do for tennis training makes it seem kinda weak. We'd have half-hour "warm-ups" which consisted of intense running/strafing exercises before we played tennis for 3 to 4 hours, followed by an hour of really intense plyometrics. I used to be able to skip over a 50-gallon garbage bin filled past the brim with medicine balls. In an academy of over 100 tennis/soccer players, only 2 people could do a standing long jump farther than me, and one of them is now a professional soccer player (feel free to Wiki Demarcus Beasley). That's why standing on my little mat doing a couple lunges doesn't feel like I'm doing enough. But until I get a new place to workout, it'll have to do. I think I'm gonna run a flat-out mile this weekend to see what I can do.

I don't know about you, Teki, but my tris are sore as hell. The old shoulders are dropping the occasional complaint as well. Can't wait to do tonight's workout when I get home. For some reason, I'm just really loving the workouts that require weights (maybe because I've never really done anything so upper-body-centric before).