Personal training regimen

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Readings

  1. Readings
    1. Texts
      1. Bible In A Year reading plan (1 month per page)
      2. 1 hour reading of a book
    2. Devotionals
      1. Chambers (Korean, Korean 2, Korean 3 (defunct), 주님은 나의 최고봉 > Today)
      2. Thomas A'Kempis (Latin, Korean - partial, De imitatione Christi)
      3. Union Daily Bible (SWIM)
  2. 서예
    1. 120 characters (hanja, kanji)

Exercises

  1. Basics (https://youtu.be/lETF5JRgEN8)
    1. Head back laterally
    2. Head up w/ towel
    3. Shoulder stretch
      1. Using the doorframe
      2. Or stretch the arms towards back
    4. Shoulder squeezes (5 secs)
    5. Upward dog
  2. Roller massage
  3. Yoga routine
  4. Suggestions
    1. Chris Mirabile routine 2023-05-14 (New York Post, Lifestyle) I’m 39, with a biological age of 23 — here’s how I do it - (PDF)
      1. brisk walk 20 min per day (everyday) - or 150 mins of moderate physical activity
      2. body weight exercises (twice a week), focusing in on legs
      3. squats (20 reps)
      4. workout (6 times a week), split with 3 cardio sessions & 3 weight lifting essions
        1. 6-8 mile run (45 - 60 mins)
      5. intermittent fasting
      6. foods
      7. broccoli, Brussels sprouts, berries
      8. sleep (8 hrs of sleep)

Language

  1. 漢文
  2. Japanese
    1. Memorize 5 new items

Skill maintenance

  1. Typing
    1. Colemak one page practice via Typeracer

Keys to remember

  1. For most effective learning for the neural plasticity after age of 25
    1. Learn in small increments, trying to too much at once has an inverse effect
      1. Short learning bouts are absolutely essential
      2. Set a very serious contingency on the learner
      3. When the need to change is crucial enough, the neural plasticity gets activated very fast (군대에서 빡세게 훈련을 시키면 사람들이 빨리 배우는 이유)