The Prodigal Altar Boy

Showing posts with label Escalating Density Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Escalating Density Training. Show all posts

Monday, October 15, 2012

Prodigal Altar Boy 100 Day Countdown T-95 Days to Go 15 October 2012






Prodigal Altar Boy 100 Day Countdown
T-95 Days to Go
15 October 2012





Goal:  2 hours per day working on the film
Details: 


  • Advisory Board discussion (email) on best use for the mailing list
  • Convert list to label-friendly format
  • List ideas to polish fundraising letter


Total time:  2 hours


Goal:  30 minutes per day music practice
Details:

  • Warm-up on the Roland Ready Strat
  • “Dies Irae” – 50X
  • TQ “Leitmotif” work
  • Granby Street


Total time:  30 minutes


Goal:  15 minutes exercise per day

  • Escalating Density Training (15 minutes)
  • Exercise A1 – Flat Bench Press 135 lbs         72 reps
  • Exercise A2 – Seated Row 90 lbs                  72 reps
  • 30/30 treadmill intervals
  • 30 seconds at 7 mph
  • 30 seconds at 4 mph
  • 15 sets – 15:47/1.53 miles

 Total time:  32:49


Goal:  30 Minutes   “Tangential Endeavors”
Morrie Warshawski – “Shaking the Money Tree”
Total time:  30 minutes


Saturday, October 22, 2011

T-69 Days and Counting...


2011 – Last 100 Days
Countdown
T-69 Days
Day 31
22 October 2011
 
Goal:  1 hour per day working on the film
Details: 
Watched Karen Everett video:  “The Five Phases of Post-Production
Digitized 12 March 2010 footage from Poquoson Thrift Shop
Total time:  90 minutes


Goal:  30 minutes per day music practice
Details:
Warm-up on the MojoCaster
“Granby Street” - Vocal work with lyric swap
“Talkin’ Loud and Sayin’ Nothing” – Living Colour version
“It’s Your Thing” – Isley Brothers
Pat Metheny – Exercise #1 first four bars
Total time:  30 minutes

Goal:  15 minutes exercise per day
Details:
Snatch EDT (Escalating Density Training) with 16kg kettlebell
Left Side                     Right Side     
                        Reps/Sets                    Reps/Sets
                        7/5                               7/5
                        6/5                               6/5
                        5/5                               5/5
                        4/5                               4/5
                        3/11                             3/11
                        1/1                               1/1
Total reps       144                              144
Total Time:  15 minutes

Notes:  A good Saturday.  I hit all the “high notes,” and got in some theory (Karen Everett video), as well as some practice (digitizing footage).  Bonus is I was able to use Karen’s tape numbering system for logging.  Also determined that using the front Firewire port on the PC resulted in no dropped frames and no digitizing problems.