17/12 Still enjoying the recovery riding after the 24hr 66min commute.

PM Time for some fun

Deck Squats 2 x 20

Supersets as below with 20sec b/w exercises/change of sides & 1:40min b/w sets

M/B Slams 1 x 1min 15kg 2 x 1min 20kg

Step-up/Lunge 3 x 1min es OSBB

Aqua Bag Hang cleans 3 x 1min

Step-ups 3 x 1min es OSBB

Renegade Row/Push-ups 2 x 1min 16kg, 1 x 1min 32kg (some people engage mouth, before Brain)

Bulgarian Split squat 3 x 1min es OSBB

This was better this week, with no IMS. (Immediate Muscle Soreness)

19/12 Busy day today, taking the family for a Train trip into the city. Nothing draws attention like a 2 year old screaming, Ready Set Go, as the Train left every station. Had a great day out & 2 very tired boys by the time we got home.
Flynn, practicing his back flips

Flynn looking the part, down by the Yarra

Lunch at South Bank

The boys on the Sky Wheel

16/12 Nice easy day as 40C on the way home from work there was no way I was going to do any extra or go hard 66min commute.

15/12 Commute 65min on the single speed. Not doing any extras at the moment, just taking it easy.

45min KB class 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 with 16kg

Snatch, Jerk, OALCCJ, Bottom's-up cleans, 1 Arm/Leg Deadlift, Rack lunge 36min of continuous work to complete.

This is the inside of the Oakley O-Lab & 1 off the tests on glasses strength.

14/12 easy commute 67min. Great ride as the traffic was really quite on the roads
45min KB class. As I didn't lift KB's last night I went heavier tonight 28kg & made one of the other guy's use the other 28kg, he wasn't that happy, but I had fun & that's what's important.

10/12 ride 2:45hrs
PM
Deck squats 2 x 20
Step-up/Lunge 2 x 2:30min es 39kg OSBB 18/18, 19/19, 20/20
Alt Step-up 3 x 2:30min OSBB
Bulgarian split squat 3 x 1:30min es OSBB
Jump squats 1 x 30 Should have done time as this felt easy after everything else

13/12 Well I got up & went for a 15min run to try to get rid of these DOMS & it didn't work, so a little later it was on the trainer for a 30min spin trying to keep rpm's over 95. This hurt as the legs only wanted to spin at 70rpm, but it worked & the legs would be ready for the evening session.
Pm
Sledge hammer work, Alt using heavy 6.5kg hammer & light 3.5kg hammer 12 x 20 hits over each side.
Tyre drag 7 x 100m, 3 with heavy tyre & 4 with 4wd tyre. HR was way higher with the lighter tyre as I could sprint all the way. Legs were destroyed with the heavy tyre.

7/12/2009 Commute 70min & KB class 50min

8/12/2009 Commute 70min at 50min KB class. Had fun in the class tonight with all rest done in the push-up prone brace position. Lot's of very tied people at the end of the session

9/12/2009 70min commute & 55min KB class same as yesterday but spent less time in prone brace because we did more reps in exercises

10/12 Morning ride was a ride with a group from http://www.bicyclesinc.com.au/ from the store to St Kilda where we meet the people from Oakley. Then we rode to Blackrock & back where we were shown through the O-Lab truck looking at all the safety feature of the Oakley glasses, watching ball bearings being shot at glasses at 160kph & 1kg steel spikes dropped on glasses. Seeing the results of these tests done on competitors glasses & ten on the Oakley glasses makes me glade I brought the Oakley's. Having problems loading the video, will try again later. Then into work for a late start. Here's some photo's from the morning.

Check out Sam in Lycra. Love those white shorts.

Oakley Jawbone review

I've had these glasses now for about 2 months & so how do the rate.

First off you get 2 sets of Len's with the Atomic Orange sunnies, Fire Iridium & Persimmon. The The clarity off these Len's are outstanding. The Fire Iridium Len's are great for those bright days, but for most of my riding on the Mountain bike, I find the Persimmon Len's the best. These are the Len's I started the Kona 24hr last weekend wearing & with the rain coming down & getting dark at 8pm I was still wearing them without lights, while most riders had ditched their glasses & were riding with lights. Other riders had ditched their glasses because of rain, mud & fogging up issues, while I'd worn the Jawbone's for 8hrs straight through the worst of the conditions without needing to clean them once.

The Hydrophobic coating seemed to stop the mud sticking to the Len's & the water just ran off. O.K. I did change to clear Len's Radar's for the night laps, but I don't find the Radar's as versatile as the Jawbone's. I've ridden off-road at night with the Persimmon Len's, but for 10hrs of night riding I thought a clear Len's more appropriate.

This Jawbone model has the vented Len's & it really works. You can feel the extra air flow over the inside of the Len's while riding & once you get use to it you no longer notice it. It works great with no fogging issues at the Kona & if they were every going to have fogging issues it would have been then.

Changing Len's is so easy & secure. The Len's aren't going to fall out like other easy change Len's glasses or leave you feeling that you are going to break your glasses to get the Len's in. The latch & hinge system is easy to use.

These must be the most comfortable sunnies I've ever worn. They just fit my face right & stay in place. Once on there is no need to adjust their position due to pressure points. They seem to hug the face.

So after 2 months of abuse from myself (clumsy) & my 2yr old (who has a thing about destroying my good sunnies) they are still in fantastic condition. After all the mud at the Kona I just took the Len's out & cleaned the frames in warm soapy water & they came up like new.

Conclusion: would I buy these glasses again, definitely yes. Why, because they work great, look great & are so far 2yr old resistant.