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I really enjoy watching these guys on the short speed track. Its my favorite. Check out some of his training, diet and mindset from the NYT this AM. Interesting stuff…
Ohno lost nearly 16 pounds, doubled his strength, cut his body fat to 2.8 percent and sacrificed not one ounce of speed. …smaller in the quadriceps, leaner in the upper body, but similarly explosive.
A typical workout: eight sets of two repetitions at 1,000 pounds on the leg press, one leg at a time, holding the weight between each set. Then bench hops. Then one-legged hops. Then, in the afternoon, treadmill training, alternating each minute between 12 and 15 miles an hour for 20 rotations.
Schaeffer also changed Ohno’s diet, using lean fat for energy instead of carbohydrates, eliminating toxic nutrients. Ohno ate only vegetables, fruit and fish, except for the night before and the morning of each race, when he gorged on brown rice pasta prepared with coconut oil and essential fats.
“It’s intense,” Ohno said, in way of explanation. “You have no idea.”
“His mind is so clear and focused,” Yuki Ohno said. “When I drive with him, I feel his testosterone level. It’s so high, I get scared. I don’t want to challenge him in conversation. It’s like a dominant, focused lion is sitting right beside me.”
Ohno lost nearly 16 pounds, doubled his strength, cut his body fat to 2.8 percent and sacrificed not one ounce of speed. …smaller in the quadriceps, leaner in the upper body, but similarly explosive.
A typical workout: eight sets of two repetitions at 1,000 pounds on the leg press, one leg at a time, holding the weight between each set. Then bench hops. Then one-legged hops. Then, in the afternoon, treadmill training, alternating each minute between 12 and 15 miles an hour for 20 rotations.
Schaeffer also changed Ohno’s diet, using lean fat for energy instead of carbohydrates, eliminating toxic nutrients. Ohno ate only vegetables, fruit and fish, except for the night before and the morning of each race, when he gorged on brown rice pasta prepared with coconut oil and essential fats.
“It’s intense,” Ohno said, in way of explanation. “You have no idea.”
“His mind is so clear and focused,” Yuki Ohno said. “When I drive with him, I feel his testosterone level. It’s so high, I get scared. I don’t want to challenge him in conversation. It’s like a dominant, focused lion is sitting right beside me.”
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