As a result of my continued involvement in the world of fitness and sports performance training, I learned from my mentor Brian Diaz of the importance of training logs. Hence, below are my attempts to accurately document what I do as a collegiate soccer player, both on and off the field. Enjoy!



Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Day 1

Day 1 of 4 for CNU soccer preseason complete.
Felt good, better than anticipated through all the activity.
Began the morning and the season with our team prayer and then hit the hilly Noland trail for the fitness test: 1 mile out and back in 13 minutes or less. Showed up a couple of minutes late because of parking trouble, so Captain Cliff asked me to run/pace the slower and younger group. No worries, want to do what's best for team. Coach sent our group out, hit the turn around at 6:06 holding the lead and feeling fine. After turn around, held pace, started to hit lactic zone with half mile to go, a talented new player (Alex) decided to roll on ahead, so I held my own pace, then Adriel also kicked up his pace with 1/2 mile to go. I was content to hold, came in comfortable at 12:35. Then practice right afterwards, some guys wishing they hadn't pushed so hard on the trail. Good skills work and small sided games, then ice bath.
Nap.
6pm Round 2 practice, circuit drills (pushups, weighted jump ropes, abs, skills, etc), 4v2 possession, then foosball round followed by large 10v10 game. Ended early because of coming storm. End of first day, 3 more to go, then Sunday off.

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