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« on: December 07, 2010, 10:25:12 pm »
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CURRENT GOALS
1/13/11 300# back squat. repeatable 33" RVJ

MAJOR PR'S/MILESTONES
1/13/11 upcoming
1/20/11 3x6x235 squats
1/27/11 (2) 5x255 MSEM
1/30/11 27.5" SVJ
3/29/11 31" RVJ
5/30/11 6x245 squats parallel box
6/1/11 6x255 squats parallel box
6/5/11 1x285 (parallel)
7/2/11 8x275 MSEM
7/18/11 3x285 MSEM
1/9/12 4X265 ATG squat
2/19/12 4x270 squat
5/6/12 4X275 squat

BODYWEIGHT
1/13/11 181.8
1/15/11 181.4
1/17/11 182.4
1/18/11 182.8
1/20/11 181.8
1/21/11 182.0
1/24/11 182.0
1/25/11 179.2
1/27/11 179.8
1/28/11 179.8
1/30/11 180.1
2/1/11 180.0
2/3/11 180.2
2/6/11 180.6
2/8/11 180.6
2/10/11 179.9
2/12/11 180.2
2/13/11 180.4
2/19/11 177.0
2/21/11 174.6
2/22/11 173.8
2/23/11 174.6
2/27/11 174.6
3/1/11 175.6
3/3/11 174.6
3/6/11 175.0
3/8/11 175.0
3/10/11 174.8
3/13/11 176.2
3/15/11 176.0
3/22/11 171.6
3/27/11 171.4
3/29/11 170.6
3/31/11 170.6
4/3/11 171.8
4/5/11 170.0
4/7/11 172.0
4/10/11 171.4
4/17/11 170.6
4/21/11 171.0
4/26/11 171.4
4/28/11 171.6
5/3/11 170.3
5/10/11 172.6
5/14/11 170.4
5/21/11 173.2
5/24/11 174.2
5/26/11 174.2
5/30/11 174.6
6/1/11 175.0
6/7/11 175.0
6/9/11 177.2
6/12/11 174.2
6/16/11 178.8
6/23/11 175.4
6/28/11 177.2
7/2/11 176.2
7/7/11 176.4
7/12/11 174.4
7/15/11 175.4
7/19/11 177.0
7/23/11 174.8
7/26/11 174.6
7/28/11 176.0
7/31/11 172.6
8/2/11 173.8
8/4/11 173.8
8/6/11 173.4
8/9/11 172.2
8/11/11 172.2
8/15/11 173.6
8/18/11 172.6
8/21/11 169.4
8/22/11 172.0
8/27/11 169.2
8/28/11 170.0
9/3/11 168.8
9/7/11 169.6
9/13/11 170.4
9/17/11 169.4
9/20/11 167.4
9/23/11 168.4
9/27/11 168.0
10/1/11 164.4
10/4/11 167.6
10/9/11 168.6
10/11/11 167.6
10/14/11 167.8
10/17/11 171.0
10/18/11 170.0
10/21/11 168.8
10/22/11 168.0
10/23/11 167.6
10/25/11 169.2
10/27/11 168.0
10/28/11 167.6
11/1/11 168.4
11/3/11 169.4
11/4/11 169.6
11/5/11 168.4
11/6/11 168.6
11/8/11 169.2
11/10/11 168.8
11/12/11 169.4
11/13/11 169.2
11/15/11 170.5
11/17/11 170.0
11/18/11 169.8
11/19/11 169.8
11/20/11 170.2
11/22/11 170.5
11/27/11 170.8
12/2/11 171.2
12/4/11 172.0
12/6/11 172.6
12/8/11 172.4
12/9/11 171.8
12/10/11 171.4
12/11/11 171.2
12/13/11 172.0
12/15/11 175.0
12/17/11 173.4
12/18/11 172.6
12/20/11 174.8
12/22/11 174.8
12/26/11 176.4
12/28/11 178.2
12/30/11 176.4
1/2/12 176.4
1/3/12 177.2
1/6/12 177.0
1/7/12 175.0
1/9/12 178.0
1/11/12 177.4
1/13/12 177.2
1/14/12 176.4
1/15/12 176.8
1/19/12 178.0
1/23/12 180.4
1/24/12 178.4
1/26/12 176.8
1/27/12 176.6
1/28/12 176.4
1/29/12 177.4
1/30/12 177.8
2/2/12 179.0
2/4/12 179.0
2/5/12 178.6
2/7/12 178.4
2/9/12 178.2
2/10/12 177.2
2/11/12 176.0
2/13/12 179.0
2/14/12 179.0
2/15/12 180.0
2/17/12 176.4
2/19/12 175.6
2/21/12 178.2
2/23/12 176.4
2/25/12 177.2
2/26/12 177.8
3/16/12 175.4
3/18/12 175.8
3/20/12 176.4
3/25/12 176.6
3/26/12 177.4
3/27/12 174.6
3/29/12 173.0
4/1/12 174.6
4/2/12 174.0
4/4/12 171.8
4/9/12 174.2
4/12/12 174.2
4/14/12 173.8
4/16/12 173.8
4/19/12 173.4
4/23/12 172.4
4/26/12 171.2
5/1/12 172.2
5/4/12 170.2
5/6/12 169.8
5/8/12 169.2



EXERCISES & SESSIONS

JUMPS/DUNK SESSIONS
1/30/11 Jump/ 9' dunk
2/12/11 jump/dunk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqdYbqeqQ78
2/18/11 jumps and dunks
5/12/11 jumps and dunks
6/4/11 jumps and dunks
6/6/11 jumps and dunks
6/14/11 jumps and dunks
7/31/11 jumps and dunks
8/11/11 jumps and dunks
8/18/11  jumps and dunks
8/21/11 jumps and dunks
8/26/11 jumps and dunks
8/27/11 jumps and dunks
9/3/11 jumps and dunks
9/6/11 jumps and dunks
9/20/11 jumps and dunks
10/18/11 jumps and dunks
11/10/11 jumps and dunks
3/24/12 jumps
4/28/12 jumps ~ 40
5/4/12 jumps ~40


SQUATTING
1/13/11 squats 185x4, 235x5, (2) 235x4, 135x20
1/17/11 jump squats 80# 3x5. 185x5, 225x2. MSEM 8x245. MSEM 6x245 - PR
1/20/11 jump squats 85# 3x5. squats 3x185,6x225,(3) 6x235 -PR
1/24/11 jump squats 85# 1x6. squats 4x185,6x225, 6x235, 5x235, 5x235
1/27/11 jump squats 80# 3x5 squats 5x185, 2x225. MSEM (2) 5x255.-PR  20x145.
2/3/11  jump squats 95# 3x5. squats 5x185, 3x225, 6x235, 3x245, 4x245, 20x145.
2/6/11  jump squats 95# 3x5. squats 5x185, 2x225, 3x245, 3x245, 6x235, 20x155.
2/10/11  jump squats 95# 3x5. squats 5x185, 2x225, MSEM 6x255. MSEM 2x255, 20x165.
2/13/11 squats 5x185, 2x225, (3)4x240, 20x175
2/19/11 jump squats 95# 3x5. squats 5x185, 2x225, 4x245, 3x245, 1x245, 20x175.
2/23/11 jump squats 95# 3x5. squats 5x185, 2x225, MSEM 5x255, 1x255, 4x225, 10x185.
2/27/11 jump squats 95# 3x5. squats 5x185, 5x225, 2x235(#3=fail)  box squats  3x8x225
3/3/11 jump squats 95# 2x5. squats 5x185, 6x225, 6x235, 3x235, 2x235, box squats 2x8x235
3/6/11 jump squats 95# 3x5. squats 5x185, 2x225, MSEM 1x255, MSEM 8x245, MSEM 5x245
3/10/11 jump squats 95# 2x5, squats 4x185, 6x225, 6x235, 3x235, 3x235, 15x175
3/13/11 jump squats 95# 3x5, squats 5x185, 6x225, 3x6x235
3/27/11  jump squats 95# 2x5, squats 5x185, 2x225, 1x255, 0x275, 2x225
3/31/11 squats 5x185, 6x225, 5x225, 3x225, 3x225
4/3/11 jump squats 95# 3x5, squats 10x185, 8x205, 8x205, 8x205
4/7/11 squats 6x185, 4x8x205
4/10/11 jump squats 95# 3x5,  squats 6x185, 3x10x205
4/14/11 squats 6x135, 4x185, 2x225, MSEM 5x250, failx250 on second set.
4/17/11 squats 5x185, 10x205, 10x205, 10x205
4/21/11 squats 5x185, 6x215, 10x205, 10x205
4/28/11 jump squats 95# 2x5, squats 5x185, 2x225 10x205, 10x205, 10x205
5/14/11 jump squats 90# 3x5, squats 10x135, 10x185, 3x205
5/21/11 squats 8x135, 3x4x225, 3x225
5/26/11 squats (parallel box, for speed) 6x135, 8x185, 8x205, 8x205
5/30/11 squats (parallel box, for speed) 6x135, 6x185, 6x225, 6x235, 6x245 PR!!!!!!!!!!
6/1/11 squats (parallel box, for speed) 6x135, 6x185, 6x225, 6x245, 6x255 PR!!!!!!!!!!
6/5/11 squats (parallel) 5x185, 4x225, 1x245, 1x265, 1x285 PR!, FAILx295, 6x225
6/9/11 squats (parallel) 5x185, 6x225, 6x245, 4x255, 4x255
6/12/11 jump squats 95# 1x5, squats (parallel) 5x185, 4x225, 2x245, 6x255, failx255, 6x225, 6x225
6/23/11 squat (parallel) 5x185, 4x225, 4x255, 4x255, 4x255, 12x205
6/28/11 squats (parallel) 5x185, 3x225, 3x265, failx265, 3x245, 3x245, 15x205
7/2/11 squat (parallel) 5x185, 4x225, 2x255, 8x275 MSEM PR!, 20x205 PR!
7/7/11 squat (parallel) 5x185, 3x225, 1x245, 4x245, 4x245, 4x245, 15x205
7/12/11 Squat 5x185, 5x225, 5x250, 5x250, 5x250.
7/15/11 squats 6x185, 4x225, 6x255, 6x255, 6x255, 20x205
7/18/11 squat 5x185, 4x225, 1x265, 3x285 MSEM PR, 20x205.
7/23/11 squat 5x185, 4x225, 3x255, 3x255, 3x255, 20x205
7/28/11 jump squats 95# 2x5. squats 5x185, 3x225, 1x265, 4x255, 4x255, 4x255.
7/31/11 jump squats 95# 3x5, squats 5x185, 3x225, 3x255, failx275, 20x205
8/4/11 jump squats 90# 3x5, squats 5x185, 4x225, 4x225, 4x225, 15x185
8/11/11  jump squats 90# 3x5
8/15/11 squat 5x205, 3x235, 5x255, 5x255, 5x255
8/18/11  jump squats 95# 3x5, squats 5x185, 5x225, 5x225
8/22/11 squats 5x185, 2x225, 6x255, 3x3x255.
8/27/11 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x250
8/28/11 squats 5x185, 3x225, 3x3x255, 1x255.
9/3/11  jump squats 95# 3x5, squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 2xfailx275
9/7/11 squat 6x185, 6x225, 6x235, 6x245
9/13/11 squat 8x185, 8x205, 8x225, 8x225
9/17/11 jump squats 75# 3x6, deadlift 5x135, 5x185, 5x225, 5x235
9/20/11 squat 6x135, 8x205, 8x225, 8x235, 2x235
9/23/11 jump squats 75# 3x6, deadlift 5x135, 5x185, 5x225, 5x245, 5x245
9/27/11 jump squats 85# 3x6, squat 6x135, 8x185, 8x225, 2x235, 8x235
10/1/11 deadlift 5x135, 5x205, 5x235, 5x245, 5x245
10/9/11 jumps squats rhythmic 45# 2x8, squats 5x195, 5x225, 5x245, 1x245, 5x225, 5x225
10/17/11 squat (full atg) 5x135, 5x185, 5x225, 1x225
10/23/11 jump squats 45# 2x6, squats 5x135, 5x185, 5x225, 5x245, 5x245
10/27/11 jump squats 45# 2x6, squat 5x135, 2x185, 2x225, 1x255, 1x275, 1x275
11/1/11 jump squats 45# 2x6, squat 5x135, 5x185, 5x225, 5x245, 5x245
11/6/11 jump squat 50# 3x6. squat (atg) 5x135, 5x185, 5x205, 3x225
11/13/11 jump squats 45# 2x8,  squats 8x135, 8x185, 8x205, 3x225, 2x225
11/17/11  jump squats 50# 2x5, squats 5x135, 3x185, 1x225, 1x245, 1x255
11/20/11 squats 3x185, 6x205, 4x225, 1x225, 3x225, 2x225, 1x225
11/27/11 squats 3x185, 3x205, 6x215, 6x215, 6x215
12/4/11 squat 6x165, 4x185, 6x205, 6x215, 3x225, 3x225
12/8/11 squat 3x165, 3x205, 2x225, 1x235, 1x245, 1x255, failx265
12/11/11 squat 3x165. 3x185, 2x205, 4x225, 7x195, 7x195
12/13/11 squat 5x165, 3x185, 2x205, 3x225
12/15/11 squat 5x165, 5x185, 3x205, 4x230, 7x200, 7x200
12/18/11 squats 5x165, 5x185, 3x205, 2x225, 1x245, 4x235, 7x205, 7x205
12/20/11 squat 5x165, 3x185, 2x215, 2x235
12/22/11 squat 5x165, 3x195, 1x225, 1x250, 4x240, 7x210, 7x210
12/26/11 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x245, 1x260, 4x245, 7x215, 7x215
12/28/11 squat 5x185, 3x225, 2x245
12/30/11 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x245, 1x265, 4x250, 7x220, 7x220.
1/2/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x245, 1x265, 4x255, 7x225, 7x225.
1/6/12 squat 3x225, 1X250, 1x260, 1x270, 4x260, 7x230, 7x230
1/9/12 squat 2x225, 1X255, 1x275, unrackx305, 4x265, 7x235, 7x235
1/11/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 2x250
1/13/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x280, failx270, 3x240
1/15/12 squat 5x185, 5x225, 5x225, 5x225
1/19/12 squat 5x175, 1x225, 1x245, 5x225, 5x225, 5x225
1/26/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x255, 1x275, 4x265, 7x235, 7x235
1/29/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x280, 1x270
2/2/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x275, 2x270, 6x235, 6x235
2/5/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x255, 1x275, 4x255, 7x225, 7x225
2/7/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 2x250
2/9/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x255, 1x270, 4x260, 7x240, 7x240
2/13/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x255, 1x275, 4x265, 7x235, 7x235
2/19/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x255, 1x280, 4x270, 7x240, 7x240 PR!!!
2/21/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 2x250
2/23/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x275, 2x275, 7x240, 6x240
2/26/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x275, 1x275, 1x240
3/17/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, (4)x8x210
3/20/12 squat +chains(26#s) 5x185, 2x225, (4)x8x210
3/25/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x245, (3)x8x215
3/29/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 2x240, 6x225, 6x225, 1x225
4/1/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 1x255, (3)x8x225
4/3/12 squat 5x185, 2x225, 2x245, 1x255
4/6/12 squat 3x185, 3x225, MSEM 5x245, 1x225
4/8/12 squat (box) 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x265, 4x255, 7x225, 7x225
4/12/12 box squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x265, 4x260, 7x230, 7x230
4/16/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x270, 2x265, 7x235, 7x235
4/19/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x255, 1x275, 4x265, 7x235, 7x235
4/23/12 squat 3x205, 3x235, 1x260, 1x280, 2x270, 7x240, 7x240
4/28/12 squat 5x185, 3x225, 1x260, failx280
5/1/12 squat 2x225, 1x255, 1x280, 4x270, 6x245, 7x245
5/6/12 squat 3x185, 2x225, 1x265, 1x285, 4x275, 7x245, 7x245 PR!!!!

Bench press
1/15/11 185 x 5, 205 x 5, 215 x 4, 135 x 20
1/21/11 185 x 6, 195 x 6, 205 x 4, 205 x 4
1/28/11 5x185, 5x195, 5x205, 5x205, 20x135
2/6/11 10x185, 6x195, 5x195
2/10/11 10x135, 10x185, 8x185, 6x185
2/19/11  (dumbbell) 12x55, 10x60, 8x65, 8x70.
3/3/11 8x135, 6x185, 6x195, 5x195
3/6/11  DB, 8x60, 8x65, 8x70, 8x75.
3/10/11 8x135, 3x6x185
3/13/11  8x135, 3x6x185
3/27/11  DB, 8x60, 8x65, 6x70, 6x75.
3/31/11 8x135, 8x185, 6x185, 6x185
4/3/11  8x135, 4x6x185
4/7/11 8x135, 4x6x185
4/10/11 10x135, 3x8x175, 6x175
4/17/11 8x135, 3x6x185
4/28/11 bench press 8x135, 8X185, 4X205, 3X205
5/14/11  DB, 10x55, 10x60, 8x65, 8x70.
5/21/11 bench press 8x135, 6X185, 4x195, 3X195
5/26/11 bench press 8x135, 6x185, 6x195, 6x195
5/30/11 bench press 8x135, 6x185, 6x195, 5x195
6/5/11 bench 6x135, 6x185, 6x195, 5x205
6/9/11 bench 6x135, 6x185, 6x205, 5x205
6/12/11 bench 6x135, 6x185, 6x205, 3x205
6/16/11 bench press 5x135, 4x185, 2x205, 3x225, 2x225, 2x225
6/23/11 bench  6x185, 3x205, 2x225, 5x205, 5x205
6/28/11 bench db 6x60#, 6x70#, 6x80# 6x80#
7/2/11 bench  6x185, 3x205, 3x225, 3x205, 8x185
7/7/11 bench  6x185, 5x205, 4x205
7/12/11 bench 6x135, 6x185, 5x205, 3x205, 3x205
7/15/11 db bench 8x50, 8x60, 8x70, 8x75
7/18/11 bench 3x5x185
7/23/11 bench 6x185, 5x205, 4x205
7/28/11 bench 5x135, 5x185, 5x205, 2.5x225
7/31/11 bench 5x135, 5x185, 5x205, 5x205
8/4/11 bench 5x135, 5x185, 5x205, 5x205
8/22/11 bench 5x185, 5x205, 4x205
8/28/11 bench 5x185, 6x205, 6x205, 5x205
9/7/11 bench 8x185, 8x185, 8x185
10/1/11 bench press 185# 3x6
10/9/11 bench press 185# 6,6,4
10/17/11 bench press 185# 3x6
10/22/11 bench press 185# 4x6
11/1/11 bench press 185# 3x6
11/5/11 bench press 185#3x8
11/12/11 bench press 185# reps 8,8,7,6
11/17/11 100 push ups with my 40lb kid on my back.
11/19/11 bench 6x165, 6x185, 6x195, 6x195
11/26/11 bench 6x165, 6x185, 6x195, 6x195
12/4/11 bench 6x165, 6x185, 6x195, 6x195
12/10/11 bench 6x165, 5x185, 5x205, 5x205
12/15/11 bench 5x165, 5x185, 5x205, 4x205
12/17/11 bench 5x165, 5x185, 5x195
12/20/11 bench 5x165, 5x185, 5x205, 5x205, 5x205
12/22/11 bench 5x175, 5x195, 4x215, 4x215
12/26/11 bench 5x185, 5x205, 5x205, 5x205,
1/11/12 bench 5x175, 5x215, 4x215, 4x215
1/15/12 bench 5x175, 5x195, 5x205, 5x205
1/19/12 bench 3x175, 5x205, 5x215, 5x215
1/26/12 bench 5x185, 5x205, 4x215
1/29/12 bench 5x185, 6x210, 6x210
2/2/12 bench 5x185, 6x215, 5x215
2/5/12 bench 5x185, 6x205, 6x205
2/9/12 bench 5x185, 5x205, 5x215, 4x215.
2/13/12 bench 3x185,3x225, 3x225, 3x225.
2/21/12 bench 5x185, 3x3x225
2/26/12 bench 3x185, 3x6x205
3/18/12 bench 8x185, 8x205, 5x205, 8x185, 8x165
3/22/12 bench 8x185, 8x205, 8x185, 8x185
3/26/12 bench 8x185, 5x205, 5x205, 5x205, 8x185
3/30/12 bench 8x185, 8x205, 7x205, 6x205, 8x185
4/4/12 bench 8x185, 8x205, 7x205, 8x205, 6x205
4/9/12 bench 3x185, 3x205, (3)x6x215
4/14/12 bench 5x185, 3x205, 1x225, 6x215, 6x215, 6x215, 5x215
4/21/12 bench 3x185, 3x205, 4x225, 7x205, 7x205, 7x205
4/26/12 bench 3x185, 3x205, 4x225, 7x205, 7x205, 4x205
5/3/12 bench 3x185, 2x225, 1x235, 4x225, 7x205, 5x205, 5x205
5/8/12 bench 3x185, 3x205, 4x225, 7x205, 7x205

ANCILLARY WORK lower
1/13/11 ham curl 120# 3 x 8. seated toe raisers 45# 4 x 10.
1/20/11 ham curl 110# 3x10, seated toe raisers 55# 3x10, reverse hyper BW+10 3X12
1/24/11 ham curl 110# 3x10, seated toe raisers 55# 3x10
2/3/11 ham curl 110# 3x8, seated toe raisers 65# 4x10, reverse hyper BW 3X12
2/6/11 ham curl 110# 3x10, seated toe raisers 65# 4x10, reverse hyper BW 3X12
2/13/11 walking lunges 135# 3x6
2/19/11 ham curl 110# 3x10, seated toe raisers 55# 3x12
3/3/11 ham curl 120# 3x8, seated toe raisers 70# 4x10
3/31/11 reverse hyper BW+5 20,15,15,15, ham curls 100# 3x10, lunges 135# 3x6
4/3/11 lunges 135# 3x6, seated toe raisers 55# 4x10
4/7/11 seated toe raisers 55# 3x12, reverse hyper BW+10 3x15
4/10/11 seated toe raisers 60# 4x10, reverse hyper BW+10 3x15
4/17/11  seated toe raisers 60# 4x12, reverse hyper BW+10 3x15
4/28/11  seated toe raisers 65# 3x10, reverse hyper BW+10 3x15
5/14/11  seated toe raisers 65# 3x10
5/21/11 seated toe raisers 65# 3x10
5/26/11 reverse lunges 135# 3x5, seated toe raisers 65# 3x10
5/30/11 reverse lunges 135# 3x5, seated toe raisers 65# 3x10
6/1/11 seated toe raisers 65# 3x10, reverse hyper BW+10 3x15
6/5/11 seated toe raisers 75# 4x10
6/9/11  seated toe raisers 70# 3x10, reverse hyper BW+10 3x15
6/12/11 reverse lunges 135# 3x5, seated toe raisers 75# 3x10
7/15/11 db lunge 50# 1x6
8/15/11 ham-curls 105# 4x10, standing calf raise 90# 4x10
8/22/11 ham-curls 105# 4x10, standing calf raise 90# 4x10
8/28/11 ham-curls 105# 3x10, standing calf raise 90# 4x12
9/13/11 reverse barbell lunge 135# 3x8, ham curl 105# 3x8, toe raisers standing 90# 3x10
9/17/11 BSS 40# 3x8, standing calf raise 90# 3x10
9/20/11 reverse barbell lunge 135# 3x8, ham curl 105# 3x8, toe raisers standing 90# 3x12
9/23/11 BSS 50# 3x8, standing calf raise 90# 3x12
9/27/11 reverse barbell lunge 135# 3x8, ham curl 115# 3x8, toe raisers standing 110# 3x10
10/1/11 BSS 60# 3x8, standing calf raise 110# 3x12
10/9/11 lower back hyper-extension bw 1x20, +5 15,20
10/23/11 lower back hyper BW+5 2x20
11/1/11 lower back hyper BW+5 2x20
11/13/11 ham curl 115# 4x8, standing toe raise 110# 4x10
11/20/11 ham curl 115# 4x8, standing toe raisers 110# 4x12
11/27/11 ham curl 115# 3x8, standing toe raisers 110# 3x10
12/4/11 ham curl 125# 3x8, seated toe raise 75# 3x10
12/11/11 ham curl 125# 3x8, standing calf raise 110# 3x10
12/15/11 ham curl 125# 3x8, standing calf raise 120# 3x12
12/17/11 ham curl 125# 3x8, standing calf raise 140# 3x10
12/22/11 ham curl 125# 3x8, standing toe raise 140# 3x12
12/26/11 ham curl 130# 3x7, seated toe raise 70# 3x10
12/30/11 ham curl 130# 3x8, standing calf raise 140# 3x12
1/2/12 ham curl 135# 3x8, seated calf raise 70# 3x10
1/6/12 ham curl 135# 3x6, standing toe raise 160# 3x10
1/9/12 ham curl 135# 3x8, standing toe raise 160# 3x10
1/26/12 ham curl 135# 3x8, standing toe raisers 140# 12,12,10
1/29/12 ham curl 135# 3x8, standing toe raisers 140# 3x10
2/2/12 ham curl 135# 3x8, seated toe raise 70# 3x10
2/5/12 ham curl 135# 3x8
2/9/12 ham curl 135# 3x7, seated toe raisers 70# 3x10
2/13/12 ham curl 140# 3x6, seated toe raisers 75# 3x10
2/19/12 ham curl 140# 3x6, seated toe raisers 75# 3x10
2/23/12 ham curl 140# 3x8, seated toe raise 70# 3x10
3/17/12 barbell lunge 135# 3x8, 1 legged calf raise BW+20 3x10
3/20/12  barbell lunge 140# 3x8
3/29/12 barbell lunge 135# 3x8
4/1/12 barbell lunge 135# 3x8
4/8/12 barbell lunge 145# 3x8
4/12/12 deadlift 5x185, (3)x6x225
4/19/12 deadlift 5x185, 6x225, 6x245, 6x245
4/23/12 barbell lunge 145# 3x8
5/1/12 deadlift 5x185, 5x235, 5x255, 5x255



ANCILLARY WORK upper
1/15/11 pull up BW 8,8,6, Dips BW 3 X 15, Seated cable row 8 x 120#, (2) 10 x 100#. curls 20# 3 x 10
1/21/11 pull up BW 10,8,8, Dips BW 4 x15, seated cable row 100# 3 x 10. Curls 25# 3x10
1/28/11 pull up BW 10,8,8, Dips BW+4 4 x15, Curls 25# 3x10
2/6/11 pull up BW 8,8,6, Curls 25# 3x10
2/10/11 pull up BW 10,8,7, Dips BW 4x20, Curls 30# 3x8
2/19/11 pull up BW 10,8,7,  Curls 30# 3x10
3/3/11  pull up BW 10,8,7, Curls 30# 1x10
3/6/11 pull up BW 10,8,5, Dips BW 3x15, curls 30# 10,8,8
3/10/11 curls 30# 10,10,7
3/13/11 curls 10,7,7
4/3/11 pull ups BW 10,8,6
4/7/11 pull ups BW 10,9,8
4/10/11 pull ups BW 10
4/17/11 pull ups BW 10,9,7
4/28/11 pull up BW 10,8,6, Curls 25# 10,10,8, cable row 100# 3x10
5/14/11 pull ups BW 9,8,7
5/26/11 seated cable row 10x100, 2x10x120
5/30/11 seated cable row 120# 3x10, dips BW 3x15
6/1/11 pull ups BW 10,10,6, curls 10x25#'s ,10x30, 5x30
6/5/11 seated cable row 120# 3x10
6/9/11 pull ups BW 10,8,7
6/12/11 cable row 140# 3x8
6/16/11 pull up BW+10  7,6,5,  dips BW+25  12,12,6,  military machine 50#  6,5,4
6/23/11 pull up BW+10= 8,6  BW= 6,    dips BW+25 12,12,10
6/28/11 mod grip pull up BW 10,6,5. dips BW+25 12,12,10
7/15/11 pull up BW 10,8,7
7/18/11 mod grip pull up BW 3x6
7/23/11 mod grip pull up BW 10,8, 7
7/28/11 mod grip pull up BW 10, 7. dips BW 2x20
7/31/11  mod grip pull up BW 10,8,8 . dips BW 3x20
8/18/11 pull up BW 3x8
8/22/11 standing overhead press 65# 3x10
8/28/11 standing overhead press 85# 10,10,8
9/7/11 standing overhead press 85# 3x10, pull up BW 3x10
10/1/11 mod grip pull up BW 8,8,7, standing overhead press 95# 8,8,7
10/9/11 pull up BW 8,6,7
10/17/11  pull up BW 3x10
10/22/11 pull up BW 10,8,8,8. dips BW 4x20
11/1/11  pull up BW 10, 8, 8,
11/5/11 pull up BW 3x9. Dips BW 3x20
11/12/11 pull up BW+10  reps 8,8,7,7,  overhead press standing 95# 10,10,8
11/19/11 pull up BW+10 4x8, hang clean and press 95# 3x10, dips BW+10 3x15
11/26/11 pull up BW+10 3x8, dips BW+10 3x15
12/4/11 pull up BW 10,8,8
12/10/11 pull up BW+10 3x8, standing overhead press 95# 10,10,9, dips BW+10 3x15
12/15/11 pull up BW 3x8
12/17/11 standing overhead press 95# 3x10, pull up BW+10 3x6, dips BW+10 3x15
12/22/11 mod grip pull up BW 10,8,8
12/26/11 mod grip pull up BW 3x8
1/11/12 pull up BW+10 3x8
1/15/12 pull up BW 3x8, dips BW+10 3x20
1/19/12 pull up BW 3x8, dips BW+10 3x15
1/29/12 cable row 140# 3x10
2/2/12 cable row 140# 3x10, mod grip pull up BW 3x6
2/9/12 pull up BW 1x8
2/21/12 pull up BW+10 3x8, dips BW+20 3x12
2/26/12 pull up BW+10 3X6, dips BW+20 3x10
3/18/12 pull up BW 3x10, overhead press 95# 8,7,6, seated cable row 140# 10,10,8
3/22/12 pull up BW 12,10,10, overhead press 95# 10,10,9
3/26/12 pull up BW 10,10,9, overhead press 95# 3x10, seated cable row 120# 3x10
3/30/12 pull up BW 4x10, overhead press 95# 3x12
4/4/12 pull up BW 4x12, standing overhead press 105# 3x10
4/9/12 pull up BW 3x12, overhead barbell press 105# 3x10
4/14/12 pull up BW 3x12, overhead barbell press 110# 3x10
4/21/12 pull up BW 4x12, overhead press 115# 3x8
4/26/12 pull up BW 15,10,10, barbell overhead press 115# 6, 105# 7,6
5/3/12 pull up BW 15,12,10, overhead press 10x95, 8x105, 8x105
5/8/12 pull up BW 15,15,12, overhead press 105# 3x8


REACTIVE WORK:
1/13/11 pogo hops 3 x 8. on box jumps 24" 2 x 6. depth jumps 24" 3 x 6
1/17/11 pogo hops 3 x 8. depth jumps 24" to 24" 3 x 6
1/20/11 pogo hops 3X8, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x5
1/24/11 pogo hops 3X8, on box 24" 2x6, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
1/27/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box 24" 3x6, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
2/3/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box 24" 2x5, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
2/6/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box 24" 2x5, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
2/10/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box 24" 1x5, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
2/19/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box 24" 1x5, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
2/23/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box 24" 1x5, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
2/27/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box 24" 1x5, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
3/6/11  pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x5.
3/10/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 2x5.
3/27/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 2x5.
4/3/11  pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 24" 3x6
4/10/11  pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x5.
4/17/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 28" 3x5
4/28/11 pogo hops 2x8, depth drops 28" 2x5
5/14/11  pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 28" 3x5
5/21/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 28" 3x5
5/26/11 pogo hops 2x8
6/12/11 pogo hops 2x8
7/28/11  pogo hops 3x8
7/31/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x5.
8/4/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x5.
8/11/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x5.
8/18/11  pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24" 3x5.
8/22/11 pogo hops 3x8
9/3/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x5.
9/13/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box jump 24" 3x6, depth drops 24" 3x6
9/17/11 pogo hops 3x6
9/20/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box jump 24" 1x6, depth jumps 24"-24" 3x6
9/23/11 pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 24" 3x6
9/27/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box jump 24" 1x6, depth drops 24" 2x5
10/1/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box jump 24" 3x6, depth drops 24" 4x6
10/9/11 pogo hops 3x8, lateral cone hops 2x10, depth jumps 3x8 24"-24"
10/24/11 pogo hops 3x8, lateral cone hops 3x8, depth jumps 24" 2x5
10/27/11 lateral cone jumps 3x8, pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 2x6
11/1/11 lateral cone jumps 3x8, pogo hops 3x8, depth jumps 24"-24" 2x6
11/6/11 pogo hops 3x8
11/13/11 pogo hops 2x8, depth drops 24" 2x8
11/17/11 pogo hops 3x8
11/20/11 pogo hops 3x8, on box jumps 24" 2x5, depth drops 24" 3x8
12/8/11 pogo hops 3x8
12/11/11 on box jumps 18" 2x8, pogo hops 3x8
12/30/11 pogo hops 3x8
1/2/12 pogo hops 3x8
1/6/12 pogo hops 3x8
1/29/12 pogo hops 3x8
2/5/12 pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 24" 3x6
2/9/12 pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 24" 4x6
2/13/12  pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 24" 3x6
2/19/12  pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 24" 3x6
2/23/12 pogo hops 3x8, depth drops 24" 3x6
3/17/12 pogo hops
3/29/12  pogo hops
4/1/12  pogo hops
4/26/12 depth drops 24" 4x6
5/3/12 depth drops 24" 3x6, jump squats 95# 3x5
5/6/12 depth drops 24" 3x6, jump squats 95# 3x5
5/8/12 jump squat 95# 3x5, depth drop 24" 3x8

CONDITIONING
1/13/11 treadmill 30min 3.5 inline 4.5mph
1/15/11 treadmill 30min 3.5 inline 4.5mph
1/17/11 treadmill 30min 3.5 inline 4.5mph
1/18/11 b-ball 2 hours
1/24/11 treadmill 30min 3.5 inline 4.5mph
1/25/11 b-ball 2 hours
1/27/11 tread mill 20min 2.5 incline 2.5 mph
1/28/11 treadmill 30min 3.0 inline 3.0mph
2/1/11 b-ball 2 hours
2/8/11 b-ball 2.5 hours
2/21/11  b-ball 2 hours
3/1/11 b-ball 2 hours
3/8/11  b-ball 2 hours
3/15/11 b-ball 2 hours
3/22/11 b-ball 2 hours
3/27/11 treadmill 15min 3.0 incline 3.0 mph
3/29/11 b-ball 2.5 hours
4/5/11 b-ball 2 hours
4/12/11 b-ball 2 hours
4/26/11 b-ball 2 hours
5/3/11 b-ball 2 hours
5/10/11 b-ball 2 hours
5/17/11 b-ball 2 hours
5/24/11 b-ball 2 hours
5/26/11 treadmill 4.0 incline 3.5mph 20min
5/30/11 treadmill 5.0 incline 3.0mph 20min
6/7/11 b-ball 2 hours
6/16/11 treadmill 2.0/ 2.5 15min
7/7/11 treadmill 5.0 incline 3.5mph 20 min
7/19/11  b-ball 2 hours
7/26/11  b-ball 2 hours
8/2/11 b-ball 2 hours
8/9/11 b-ball 2 hours
10/4/11 b-ball 2 hours
10/7/11 b-ball league
10/11/11 b-ball 2 hours
10/14/11 b-ball league
10/21/11 b-ball league
10/25/11 b-ball league
10/28/11 b-ball league
11/3/11 treadmill 1 hour 5.0/variable
11/4/11 b-ball league
11/6/11 treadmill 1 hour 5.0/variable
11/8/11 b-ball 2 hours
11/15/11  b-ball 2 hours
11/17/11 treadmill .5 hour 5.0/variable
11/18/11 b-ball league
11/22/11 b-ball 2 hours
11/25/11 b-ball league
12/2/11 b-ball league
12/6/11  b-ball 2 hours
12/8/11 treadmill 30min 5mph Interval
12/9/11  b-ball league
1/3/12 b-ball 2 hours
1/7/12 b-ball 2 hours
1/14/12  b-ball 1.5 hours
1/23/12jump rope 10x100 turns, burpee 10x10, push up 10x10, BW squat 10x10
1/24/12 b-ball 1.5 hours
1/27/12 jump rope 4x200 turns, heavy bag 4x3min rounds
1/28/12 b-ball 1.5 hours
1/30/12 jump rope 6x200 turns, heavy bag 6x3.0 min rounds
2/4/12 jump rope 6x200 turns, heavy bag 6x3.0 min rounds
2/7/12 b-ball 2 hours
2/11/12 b-ball 2 hours
2/12/12 jump rope 6x200 turns, heavy bag 6x3.0 min rounds
2/14/12 jump rope 6x200 turns, heavy bag 6x3.0 min rounds
2/15/12 jump rope 6x200 turns, heavy bag 6x3.0 min rounds
2/17/12  b-ball 2 hours
2/25/12 b-ball 1.5 hours
3/6/12 b-ball 1 hour
3/7/12  b-ball 1 hour
3/8/12  b-ball 1 hour
3/11/12 surfing 2 hours
3/18/12 treadmill 13.0 incline 2.6mph 30min
3/19/12 heavy bad workout 10 x 3min rounds
3/26/12 b-ball 2 hours
4/3/12 b-ball 2 hours
4/7/12 b-ball 2 hours
4/12/12 b-ball 2 hours
4/17/12 b-ball 2 hours
4/24/12 b-ball 2 hours
4/26/12 treadmill 23 min 6.0 incline 3.0mph
5/3/12 treadmill 30min 6.0 incline, 3.0 mph
5/8/12  treadmill 30min 6.0 incline, 3.0 mph




AB/CORE
1/15/11 Core circuit
1/20/11 core circuit
1/21/11 core circuit
1/28/11 core circuit
2/3/11 core circuit
2/10/11 core circuit
2/19/11 core circuit
5/14/11 incline board 50
5/26/11 p90x abs
5/30/11 p90x abs
6/5/11 p90x abs
6/16/11 incline sit ups 30,30,30
6/23/11 p90x abs
6/28/11 p90x abs
7/2/11 p90x abs
7/12/11 p90x abs
7/15/11  p90x abs
7/31/11 p90x abs
8/6/11 p90x abs
8/9/11  p90x abs
8/22/11 p90x abs
8/28/11  p90x abs
9/3/11 p90x abs
9/7/11 p90x abs
9/17/11 p90x abs
9/20/11 p90x abs
9/23/11 p90x abs
9/27/11 p90x abs
10/1/11 p90x abs
10/4/11 p90x abs
10/9/11 p90x abs
10/17/11 p90x abs
10/21/11 p90x abs
10/25/11 p90x abs
10/28/11 p90x abs
11/1/11  p90x abs
11/4/11 p90x abs
11/6/11  p90x abs
11/13/11  p90x abs
11/15/11 p90x abs
11/18/11 p90x abs
11/22/11 p90x abs
11/27/11 p90x abs
12/6/11 p90x abs
12/11/11 p90x abs
12/15/11 p90x abs
12/18/11 p90x abs
12/20/11 p90x abs
12/26/11 p90x abs
1/2/12 p90x abs
1/24/12 p90x abs
1/29/12  p90x abs
2/2/12 p90x abs
2/7/12 p90x abs
2/23/12 p90x abs
3/18/12 p90x abs
3/20/12 p90x abs
3/25/12  p90x abs
3/29/12 p90x abs
4/1/12  p90x abs
4/8/12 p90x abs
4/12/12 p90x abs
4/16/12 p90x abs
4/19/12 p90x abs
4/25/12 p90x abs
4/28/12 p90x abs
5/1/12 p90x abs
5/4/12 P90X Abs
5/6/12 P90X Abs
5/9/12 p90x abs

Current Stat's 12/5/10

Age: 31
Height: 5'10"
weight: 184 lbs
reach: 7'6"

PR's are as follows:
Squat:275
deadlift:340
clean: 145
Bench: 260
SVJ: 28"
RVJ: 31"

About me:
Married, father of two boys.
About 3 years vert training history.
Naturally stronger than I am quick. Longer torso, shorter limbs with thicker joints.
Not currently playing any sports, About 8 hours sleep a night. Supplementing whey, multi, fish oil, B100 and D3.

Goals:
Lose about 9-10 pounds fat while maintaining strength.
Get my 1 RM squat above 300lbs (Finally)
Be able to consistently get my fingers over the rim.

I am currently in a strength building phase. I am working out legs Mon, Wed, Fri, with Wed being plyo/jump centered.
I also do upperbody and cardio on off days. dynamic warm ups pre workout and stretching daily.

here was my workout for yesterday

12/6/10 Monday

Squat
5 x 135
5 x 185
4 x 4 x 225

Dumbbell Lunges 80#s
3 x 8

Reverse Hypers BW+10
4 x 10

Hamcurls 75#
4 x 8

Toe Raisers on leg press 225#
4 x 12
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5'10"- 170lbs - 32 yrs - reach - 7'6" (90") - 27.5" SVJ - 31" RVJ - 275# Full squat
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glad you started a log man!


Current Stat's

Age: 31
Height: 5'10"
weight: 184 lbs
reach: 7'6"

PR's are as follows:
Squat:275
deadlift:340
clean: 145
Bench: 260
SVJ: 28"
RVJ: 31"



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About me:
Married, father of two boys.

awesome!


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About 3 years vert training history.
Naturally stronger than I am quick. Longer torso, shorter limbs with thicker joints.
Not currently playing any sports, About 8 hours sleep a night. Supplementing whey, multi, fish oil, B100 and D3.

Goals:
Lose about 9-10 pounds fat while maintaining strength.
Get my 1 RM squat above 300lbs (Finally)
Be able to consistently get my fingers over the rim.

what are you doing to lose that 9-10 lb fat? what kind of cardio do you do and when do you do it? The kind of cardio you get in is important because, I'd recommend moving "reactive work" to mon/fri, and putting pretty much jumps alone on wednesday.. that'll give you a higher frequency of reactive work which is needed to "learn" how to spring off the ground more efficiently.




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I am currently in a strength building phase. I am working out legs Mon, Wed, Fri, with Wed being plyo/jump centered.
I also do upperbody and cardio on off days. dynamic warm ups pre workout and stretching daily.

here was my workout for yesterday

12/6/10 Monday

Squat
5 x 135
5 x 185
4 x 4 x 225

Dumbbell Lunges 80#s
3 x 8

Reverse Hypers BW+10
4 x 10

Hamcurls 75#
4 x 8

Toe Raisers on leg press 225#
4 x 12

nice man, why 4x4 with 225 though on squat, if 1RM is 275?

what's your diet like?

i have a few suggestions for your routine, of course you don't have to do them, but I have some things that I think would make it more effective and I'll post them once I get replies to some of those questions i posted in here, that way i'm not way off base.

glad you're here man, lets get that strength/vert up & body comp in check!!!

peace man
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glad you started a log man!

nice man, why 4x4 with 225 though on squat, if 1RM is 275?

what's your diet like?

i have a few suggestions for your routine, of course you don't have to do them, but I have some things that I think would make it more effective and I'll post them once I get replies to some of those questions i posted in here, that way i'm not way off base.

glad you're here man, lets get that strength/vert up & body comp in check!!!

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Thanks I definately need some input..... And know I need to make some changes.
275 is my PR. I may not be able to get it today, but I am pretty sure I could. I am just getting back into moving a heavy bar fast, and my plan was to step up each lifting day for confidence more than anything. (I am quite slow twitch and can muscle up more weight than I probably should. I want speed out of the transition and solid form. I guess that is another of my focuses)
I have really cleaned up my diet over the last month or so. I am currently eating a protien bar for breakfast and lunch + an apple or orange at lunch. Sensible dinner chicken or beef, veggies, etc. (fresh stuff) I drink whey with 2% milk post workout.

As far as cardio goes.... sad to say but 30 mins on treadmill 5 incline 5 mph, currently once a week.

When I said reactive that was probably a bad description. Here was tonights workout.....

Wed 12/8/10

Jump rope 5 min

1 leg step up jumps 18" box
4 x 6

On box jumps 24" box
3 x 8

Drop Jumps 24" box
3 x 6

Power clean
2 x 6 x 115
6 x 135

Pistol squats BW+10
3 x 6

Ab work: slant board x 100 and wheel on a stick, left, middle, right 2 x 10


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glad you started a log man!

nice man, why 4x4 with 225 though on squat, if 1RM is 275?

what's your diet like?

i have a few suggestions for your routine, of course you don't have to do them, but I have some things that I think would make it more effective and I'll post them once I get replies to some of those questions i posted in here, that way i'm not way off base.

glad you're here man, lets get that strength/vert up & body comp in check!!!

peace man

Thanks I definately need some input..... And know I need to make some changes.
275 is my PR. I may not be able to get it today, but I am pretty sure I could. I am just getting back into moving a heavy bar fast, and my plan was to step up each lifting day for confidence more than anything. (I am quite slow twitch and can muscle up more weight than I probably should. I want speed out of the transition and solid form. I guess that is another of my focuses)

that's good actually.. focusing on bar speed is very important.. good call there.



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I have really cleaned up my diet over the last month or so. I am currently eating a protien bar for breakfast and lunch + an apple or orange at lunch. Sensible dinner chicken or beef, veggies, etc. (fresh stuff) I drink whey with 2% milk post workout.

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As far as cardio goes.... sad to say but 30 mins on treadmill 5 incline 5 mph, currently once a week.

When I said reactive that was probably a bad description. Here was tonights workout.....

Wed 12/8/10

Jump rope 5 min

1 leg step up jumps 18" box
4 x 6

On box jumps 24" box
3 x 8

Drop Jumps 24" box
3 x 6

Power clean
2 x 6 x 115
6 x 135

Pistol squats BW+10
3 x 6

Ab work: slant board x 100 and wheel on a stick, left, middle, right 2 x 10




are your "drop jumps" depth jumps? or depth drops? i'm assuming depth drops, i hate how people have referred to them as jumps if it's just a drop lol.. if it's drops, then ya, i'd keep them in their place.. if they are depth jumps, i'd put them after jump rope, giving them priority.

i'd still go with some extra reactive work on mon/fri, short sprints + (pogos and/or halftucks).. that'll give you some nice extra work at improving that reactive/explosive strength.

peace man
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are your "drop jumps" depth jumps? or depth drops? i'm assuming depth drops, i hate how people have referred to them as jumps if it's just a drop lol.. if it's drops, then ya, i'd keep them in their place.. if they are depth jumps, i'd put them after jump rope, giving them priority.

i'd still go with some extra reactive work on mon/fri, short sprints + (pogos and/or halftucks).. that'll give you some nice extra work at improving that reactive/explosive strength.

peace man

Sorry, Depth drops. I always get the names wrong.

I will definately add some pogos. (frank Yang style)

I live in seattle and with the rain/ winter it is hard to get sprints in.

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are your "drop jumps" depth jumps? or depth drops? i'm assuming depth drops, i hate how people have referred to them as jumps if it's just a drop lol.. if it's drops, then ya, i'd keep them in their place.. if they are depth jumps, i'd put them after jump rope, giving them priority.

i'd still go with some extra reactive work on mon/fri, short sprints + (pogos and/or halftucks).. that'll give you some nice extra work at improving that reactive/explosive strength.

peace man

Sorry, Depth drops. I always get the names wrong.

I will definately add some pogos. (frank Yang style)

I live in seattle and with the rain/ winter it is hard to get sprints in.



If you have access to an indoor basketball court, you can do sprints. They don't have to be long --10 yards of max effort is plenty-- and for people like you or me, who have trouble expressing power despite reasonable strength levels, short sprints can definitely help a lot.
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If you have access to an indoor basketball court, you can do sprints. They don't have to be long --10 yards of max effort is plenty-- and for people like you or me, who have trouble expressing power despite reasonable strength levels, short sprints can definitely help a lot.

Thanks for the suggestion, an indoor court would be sweet and be just the ticket. My gym dosen't have a court and my only current solution to sprints seems to be running them after the kids are asleep in the dark/rain on my gravel driveway.
Although I think I saw a Frank Yang video with him sprinting at night?
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« Reply #7 on: December 10, 2010, 09:11:57 pm »
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workout for 12/10/10

Dynamic warmup

Pogo hops
3 x 30 seconds

Squat
5 x 135
5 x 185
4 x 4 x 235

Walking Lunges Barbell
3 x 10 x135

Reverse Hyper BW+10
4 x 10

Hamcurls 85#
4 x 8

Toe Raisers on leg press 225#
4 x 20

Treadmill 15min 3.7mph 5.0 incline


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« Reply #8 on: December 11, 2010, 01:31:35 am »
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If you have access to an indoor basketball court, you can do sprints. They don't have to be long --10 yards of max effort is plenty-- and for people like you or me, who have trouble expressing power despite reasonable strength levels, short sprints can definitely help a lot.

Thanks for the suggestion, an indoor court would be sweet and be just the ticket. My gym dosen't have a court and my only current solution to sprints seems to be running them after the kids are asleep in the dark/rain on my gravel driveway.
Although I think I saw a Frank Yang video with him sprinting at night?

ya, frank yang had a beastly 30m sprint.

he did them outside in a few places, and on a track.

i do my sprints outside on pavement/pure concrete but i'm adapted to very hard surfaces..

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12/12/10

dynamic warmup

sprints - warmed up to 3 sets of about 30yard sprints 85-90%
(dark, rain and gravel = less than ideal. I will have to come up with a better solution)

tested standing vertical 26" ( using rhino hoop and raising one crank at a time until I couldn't hit.( one crank= about 1/2")
reach is dead on 7'6" in waffles. hit 9'8" standing.
couldn't get RVJ due to rain/ slick surface. If I add in my standard 3" running increase. I would still miss a 10' ring by 1".

Standing vertical is down about 2", but I am also up about 12lbs. Hopefully I can gain 1" with a drop of 6lbs?

Ran on treadmill 30 min 5.0mph 5.0 incline. 2nd time this week. I feel fat and slow.
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12/12/10

dynamic warmup

sprints - warmed up to 3 sets of about 30yard sprints 85-90%
(dark, rain and gravel = less than ideal. I will have to come up with a better solution)

tested standing vertical 26" ( using rhino hoop and raising one crank at a time until I couldn't hit.( one crank= about 1/2")
reach is dead on 7'6" in waffles. hit 9'8" standing.
couldn't get RVJ due to rain/ slick surface. If I add in my standard 3" running increase. I would still miss a 10' ring by 1".

Standing vertical is down about 2", but I am also up about 12lbs. Hopefully I can gain 1" with a drop of 6lbs?

Ran on treadmill 30 min 5.0mph 5.0 incline. 2nd time this week. I feel fat and slow.


each 5 lb of fat is about 1-1.5 inches, so ya, definitely could gain 1" with 6lb fat loss.

nice testing man.
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12/13/10

Dynamic warm up.

Power cleans 135#
2 x 3

Reactive squats 85#
3 x 5

Squats
5 x 135
3 x 185
3 x 225
2 x 245
1 x 265
1 x 225

Deadlift
6 x 135
3 x 6 x 225

Reverse Hyper BW+10
4 x 12

Seated toe raisers 45#
3 x 10

Leg curls 85#
3 x 8

Ab work. stretch.

Pretty gassed, felt weak and without direction tonight. Crowed gym and no plyo boxes available.
Wanted to see if I could tie PR from last year on squat. probably a bad night to try. Don't think I could of hit 275. so left on positive.

Need more cardio. lifting makes me feel horribly out of shape. (Which I am)
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12/13/10

Dynamic warm up.

Power cleans 135#
2 x 3

Reactive squats 85#
3 x 5

Squats
5 x 135
3 x 185
3 x 225
2 x 245
1 x 265
1 x 225

Deadlift
6 x 135
3 x 6 x 225

Reverse Hyper BW+10
4 x 12

Seated toe raisers 45#
3 x 10

Leg curls 85#
3 x 8

Ab work. stretch.

Pretty gassed, felt weak and without direction tonight. Crowed gym and no plyo boxes available.
Wanted to see if I could tie PR from last year on squat. probably a bad night to try. Don't think I could of hit 275. so left on positive.

Need more cardio. lifting makes me feel horribly out of shape. (Which I am)


short sprints make you *human* Smiley get em` in ! intervaling them sub max helps with cardio too.. but max effort short sprints (10m-20m etc) just does wonders for your health.

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APRIL 2011 DUNK RECAP/MIX: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuPS1Sm10ds

Some hard freakin` dunks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nukAo_IizA , http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU7URZQ3Y4U , http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMQo64DzV70

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misc dunk footage from 2/20/2011, gettin` up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhF8F43z5Og

end of 2010 dunk session: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2fwJ8e5Vs8

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12/15/10 Wed

dynamic warmup

jump rope 5min

1 leg step ups 18" box
3 x 6

On box jumps 24" box (no leg bend)
3 x 8

Depth drops 24" box
3 x 6

power cleans 135#
3 x 3

Bench
6 x 185
3 x 6 x 195

Pull ups
10,8,6

Dips BW
3 x 20

Seated cable rows 100#
3 x 8

Treadmill
20 min 4.0 inline x 4.0 mph

static streching

No soreness from Monday's w/o. pretty low intensity but I feel energized after it. headbang
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short sprints make you *human* Smiley get em` in ! intervaling them sub max helps with cardio too.. but max effort short sprints (10m-20m etc) just does wonders for your health.

peace man

Sprints feel good. I plan on hitting some thursday night. definately one of the missing links!

Comeback road is hard, but I feel a little better everyday.
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