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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yHjnfABvhw" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yHjnfABvhw</a>

siq, according to bodybuilding.com that's a 40" vert.

He is probably this guy:

http://www.youtube.com/user/alassng80

that is insane.. holy crap.

check this, he gets clipped at the end by the car.. this dude is nuts hah.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrH50S8CY_M

hahahha

what will you do to yourself if a spambot tricks you?

i'd give it props, like i usually do if it is an intelligent spambot.



i dont see how i'd get tricked though now, it's pretty evident who the spam bots are.. and now that i have to accept or reject new members before they can post, we will now have a spam free forum.

:F

wuzzup mayyne


Read a few pages back to figure out what you're doing now. Going back to long distance running and jump rope to improve fitness/conditioning... then get back into previous weightlifting program with improved conditioning to make it more effective?

whatup man... everything except for lifting.. no lifting.

just going to run, jump rope, plyo, sprint, and jump/dunk.. thats it.

:F

i feel really bouncy lately.. hops have actually been pretty good considering i havnt been dunking much.

pc man

10/09/2011

wanted to dunk today but indoor gym wasnt open soo.... maybe tomorrow or tuesday.

early session #1:

5 mile run = fail.. i always run worse earlier on, it'sl ike my body isn't awake.. combine that with the fact that i cramped bad, and it took me 1 hour to go 5 miles.. hah.. pathetic... cramp was major.



late session #2:

feeling great.. 6000 jump rope turns 'in a row' (~5-6 messups, no rest)


pC

Impressive amounts of jumprope!

thanks! 5000 turns is about 35-40 minutes.. i need to get into the 60-90min jump rope territory..

What rope do you use? The one I have is so heavy that my biceps gets completely worn out if I do more than 1000 turns. Any tips fro what rope I could use instead?

this is the exact rope i use:

http://www.sportsauthority.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4285672&cp=693970&parentPage=family

it's good, definitely doesn't kill the arms like a heavier rope does, but it's still heavy enough to kill the shoulders... i have never used a "pro jump rope", but something like a buddy lee jump rope should be really easy on the shoulders/arms since it spins so easy.. eventually i'll get one and test it out. for example, something like this:

http://www.buddyleejumpropes.com/complete-rope-systems/font-colord4d4f7dfontbuddy-lees-rope-master-jump-rope-redblack

i plan on getting one of those soon.



as for 'biceps' getting worn out.. could be how you're turning the rope.. it's mostly a wrist action, without much movement at the shoulder/elbow. make sure the rope has alot of tension on it as you're jump roping, i mean, if there's slack, it'll be harder to turn over.. that'll tire you out more, because you use your shoulders/arms more to turn the rope.

other than that, just keep a decent frequency and your arms should adapt.. how long/frequent have you been jump roping?

cya!