Littleherk's JUST Training

I was just over in Japan to watch my buddy Scott pitch. He plays for the Giants over in Tokyo. Over the past 5 years of his off season i had the chance to train with him. 5 or 6 days a week. At the gym by 5am. Weight training. Plyometric training. Position specific training. That was hard but learned alot. But the best part was watching him pitch. Watching all that hard work during the off season being preformed on the field. Thats the rush.

Took time off. I'm back

Same man in both pictures. About 60 years apart. Never to old to train. Never. This is my dad.

At 29 years old... 34..and now 60 years old. It's hard to train the same as I did when I was younger. But I do the best I can... I keep training. That's the key. Keep trying. I am no where near what I once was. But I keep going. It's hard not to get discouraged sometimes. But I keep training. All in all. Do what you can the best you can to stay fit. Just train.

Today's session. Muscular endurance and strength. This is a good way to burn calories. Keep moving. Remember that cardio is a great way to burn off fat. But what happens when you hit that pointmaq loss stops. You also must work the muscles. Fat is everywhere. Arms. Butt. Chest. Legs. Back. Just cardio will not reduce the fat around some of those areas. You have to do some sort of resistance training. And that does not mean heavy weight lifting only. Resistance can be body resistance like push ups. Swimming. Body squats. It can mean isometrically training. It's not all heavy weights to burn calories and replace fat with lean muscle. A good combo of cardio and resistance and you should burn it up. But remember no matter who you are what age. Or fitness level you are at. Fitness don't work unless you work at your fitness.

THIS IS JUST SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR TRAINING AND YOUR FITNESS GOALS

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