Training. Again.

A quick word here.

Happen to chance upon Paul Soo's little writeup on facebook here. Please read it, from a hardworking and sincere man's heart. Set me thinking about alot things really, especially after a tiring day of training.

I've been trying to kickstart the momentum to start training for my 2014 season. Managed to take a little off days after Rockmaster and squeeze in a hot yoga session (more to come!). But its time i clipped on my chalkbag and get to those training boards again. Trying something new this time, venturing and experimenting with different training drills and activities. Currently working on my pull-up pyramids and its been giving me some problems. I cant sustain even halfway through my stairs. :( My max pull-up count as of now probably stands at only 10, compared to 18 last time (I use this as a rough gauge). Not sure whats wrong, but after 3 sessions, I think I'm gonna start on the base again and do my reps of 10. Im really picky about quality, so when I see myself failing on simple things, I dislike compromising the quality of it, just because.

Went to the lead wall to get some climbs done, with the intention of getting my moves and grooves back on the wall. Experience really bad setbacks, pure endurance wise. Hazlee tells me that there are 2 kinds of climbers. The one who boulders to complement the lead climbing, and the one who boulders and lead climb to enjoy.

Must really give Mason a pat on the back for shaking me up and talking to me about climbing altogether.

Climbing not to send, but to enjoy and push yourself - Chris Sharma. 

Its been a long time since I've felt all that.