Gabriel Cachadiña

Goals for 2026

· Gabriel Cachadiña

Use of Technology

To achieve a healthier digital life, I have decided to take on a small challenge throughout the year 2025. I will only be allowed to use my electronic devices for programming and learning. Anything beyond these two activities must follow the guidelines in the following table:

PhoneComputer
ObsidianAlwaysAlways
CalendarAlwaysAlways
Reading/Audio BooksAlwaysAlways
MusicAlwaysAlways
CámeraAlways-
MapsAlways-
CallsAlways-
Whatsapp3 times a day13 times a day1
Mail3 times a day13 times a day1
Movies/SeriesOnly tripsOnly on weekends
GamesNeverOnly on weekends
YoutubeNeverNever2
Social MediaNeverNever

“It is not possible to make a LASTING compromise between technology and freedom, because technology is by far the more powerful social force and continually encroaches on freedom through REPEATED compromises.” Theodore Kaczynski

Training

I’ve been training at a climbing gym for about 2 years, aiming to go 3 times a week, or 2 times if I have work trips. I’d like to increase my routine to lead a more active life, which is why I’ve decided to implement a new routine.

This routine is based on my experience over several years in gyms, and I’ve used the book “Strength Training Anatomy” by Frédéric Delavier as a reference. Additionally, I’ve consulted an expert in the field who has advised me on possible options for this training, which resulted in the following:

Weekdays

I’d like to continue with my regular climbing training, aiming to maintain a routine of 2-3 days per week whenever possible. However, I understand that some weeks I might only be able to go 1 day. At least one of those training days I’d like to dedicate to a combined climbing and leg workout. The leg workout will rotate every week and will be as follows:

Saturdays

For Saturdays, I’ve decided to start a routine focused on upper body exercises. Some weeks I’ll do a workout for Chest, Biceps, and Core, while other weeks I’ll dedicate it to Back, Triceps, and Core. These workouts will rotate every session in different routines, resulting in:

Sundays

I would like to start running every Sunday. I think a good goal would be to complete the following route and try to gradually improve the time it takes to complete it. The route has no slopes and is a distance of 10 km (if you do the round trip).

“It is a disgrace to grow old through sheer carelessness before seeing what manner of man you may become by developing your bodily strength and beauty to their highest limit.”
Socrates


  1. Only at 8:30, 14:00, and 19:00. ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎

  2. Except for documentation, music, or RSS sources I am already subscribed to. ↩︎

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