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^^^^


btw michael jordan tongue wag is very relevant.. good point. that's what this whole thread reminds me of, michael jordan's tongue wag....... someone sees it, thinks it's some kind of incredible missing ingredient, then goes on a tear implementing it/trying to convince others to implement it. tyson gay sticks out his tongue while sprinting 100m's, maybe sprinters could improve by mimicking his tongue wag, which he obviously got from jordan..

it all makes 0 sense.

t-dub plants the way he does because of a few things:

1. the way he's built (tendons/leverages etc)
2. his strength
3. his speed (which he can use because of his strength)
4. his 'style' (RL plant righty dunk, high speed)

instead some people are trying to act as if a guy who seems to have grown up in the hood & could 540 at age 14-15, is somehow consciously trying to apply advanced kinesiology/physiology/neuromuscular concepts to his jump..

to sickenin vendetta's defense, this is alot better than the pedal stroke threads.

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it's all vector math.. just add up the vectors.



WHO THE HELL IS THAT DOING THAT TWO HANDER?!?!

golden child dude........ kevin kemp.

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it's all vector math.. just add up the vectors.


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so if t-dub has a 51" vert, and stefan holm has a 51" vert, or area-51 has a 51" vert, or even adam linkenauger has a 50" vert, why the god damn fuck do you keep idolizing t-dub compared to everyone else?.

If they all have 51' verts fair enough but I still believe T-DUB possesses the better athleticism & elastic energy which separates him from the rest. Like I have said, how he goes about doing this 'I believe' lays a lot to his technique/the elastic energy being produced/developed just from dunkin' & his single-minded dedication, more than genetics.


if he has the most "elasticated" (lmfao) tendons on the planet, then why do you keep referring to his style of plant? if t-dub is in fact more like a kangaroo, why does his plant matter at all? his plant becomes a biproduct of his genetic advantages, not the other way around.. his plant didn't create his freak-like tendons..... his freak-like tendons created his plant.

anyway.. t-dub is hardly the most reactive athlete on the planet, single leg jumper's with similar verts will ALWAYS win that battle.. t-dub is freaky strong & very reactive, sure, but "most elastic athlete on the planet" ? not even close.

I keep referring to his style of plant because it puts a greater coil/torque through the whole body. I'm witness to this having included it my own program & it will stay, I believe it is that good.

I disagree with you saying, 'his plant didn't create his freak-like tendons' & it's just genetics. Tendons have to be developed like everything else.

T-DUB IMO is certainly up there as one of the most elastic athletes on the planet.



High Jump World Record 2.45 - Javier Sotomayor.



<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eM24YXSpidU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eM24YXSpidU</a>



Does anyone else see the similarities between T-DUB & Sotomayor's plant/coil/angles?.

anyone see the similarities between this girl's plant/coil/angles?

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk2P_VuzlGo" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk2P_VuzlGo</a>

look at her foot, its perpendicular to the direction of the bar, just like how t-dub plants...

anyone ever notice how every high jumper plants like that, even really crappy ones who can't jump? i think im on to something.

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made some gif's to include in my posts from now on..







 lmao, WOW. thats INSANE......

yup... those are some of his most insane jumps, he has more of course, but that two hander never left my mind it's one of the most insane jumps ever.

imagine if he coiled properly though.. he's not properly twisting his actin/myosin fibers into a helix, his triptonin could be better utilized.

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nice vid

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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: August 24, 2011, 03:31:31 pm »
Man... does he coil or what?!

By the way - I timed those jumps in the past - the first jump ended up as 53 inches and second as 51.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijOSJ1KqYqA" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijOSJ1KqYqA</a>

he doesn't jump like t-dub!!!!

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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: August 24, 2011, 12:09:49 pm »
a few crazy dunks in there ^ the reverse head above rim especially













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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: August 24, 2011, 12:08:18 pm »






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made some gif's to include in my posts from now on..






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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: August 24, 2011, 11:07:19 am »
great dunks, great music and great...WTF!? is that a Predator on the right side on the screen! OMG! Darqui run for your life bro!

 :P

thanks esav, knew you'd luv that jack conte track.. dude is a beast musically.









gizmo going crazy in the car

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBWw6iAgNTI&hd=1


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This comes from an advertisement not scientific study:

www.somatics.de/FascialFitnessTerraRosa.pdf


The advertisement is pretty dishonest as well.  Kram and Dawson's paper is about whether hopping is favourable in arid climates, their paper never mentions the word catapult, nor do they mention gazelles.   The statement is quite silly because most mammals (including humans) can jump farther than can be explained by just the force of muscular contraction.  This is why we jump father after an approach, we are able to store energy in our tendons.  This is why plyometric training in addition to strength training allows people to jump higher. 

If you believe that this tdubs athlete is able to jump high because of some technical prowess that is fine.  But to claim he is able to twist his myosin filaments and then severely misquote an advertisement  which severely misquotes some scientific papers is unnecessary and does a disservice to those who read your posts. 

It also makes people refuse to consider the possibility that this athletes take off mechanics allow him to store more energy from his approach, something which is entirely possible.  However, I will tell you that I have extensively studied long jump mechanics and even written papers concerning the long jump and that Carl Lewis and Mike Powell both jump close to 30 feet and have drastically different takeoff mechanics and takeoff velocity.  So even if this athlete uses this take off to achieve his high leap, it does not suggest at all that this is the only way to do it.

good post.

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Totally horrible comparison.

+1.


Who would you say has the most elasticated Achilles tendons out of T-DUB & Conley? & reason why?, comparing that vid to the Rucker Park NYC dunk vid.

so if t-dub has a 51" vert, and stefan holm has a 51" vert, or area-51 has a 51" vert, or even adam linkenauger has a 50" vert, why the god damn fuck do you keep idolizing t-dub compared to everyone else?



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Including sprinters, long/triple jumpers, I think T-DUB could have the most elasticated Achilles tendons on the planet?. Doesn't mean he's going to run faster/jump farther but the way he springs off the ground is just incredible IMO. But it's a full body thing.

if he has the most "elasticated" (lmfao) tendons on the planet, then why do you keep referring to his style of plant? if t-dub is in fact more like a kangaroo, why does his plant matter at all? his plant becomes a biproduct of his genetic advantages, not the other way around.. his plant didn't create his freak-like tendons..... his freak-like tendons created his plant.

anyway.. t-dub is hardly the most reactive athlete on the planet, single leg jumper's with similar verts will ALWAYS win that battle.. t-dub is freaky strong & very reactive, sure, but "most elastic athlete on the planet" ? not even close.



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I whole heartedly believe it's more to do with his technique & dedication than anything else IMO, including any secondary exercise outside of dunkin'/even genetics. Just using your own bodyweight/forces can be enough resistance to produce awesome results, just add in great technique which complies with OP quote.

oh ok, you just answered my above question.. his technique and dedication formed his tendon length, tendon insertions, and fiber composition.




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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui2_VKFnaF8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui2_VKFnaF8</a>

why do you keep linking that boingscam video, we get it aready, relax.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: August 24, 2011, 07:40:50 am »
i love how this video came out.. really love it... damn that lefty is so nice how did it not go in, i really dropped that one down perfect.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PHyFdbJnrY&hd=1


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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: August 23, 2011, 11:57:59 pm »
thanks esav, ya i dont even know how it didnt go in.. itll be in some vid im rendering.

lol @ umt, ya im a hairy fu*k.





8/23/2011

bw = 146
diet = 4 tspn coffee + hamburger burrito, dunking, pb, worked up to 275 x 8 & 355 x 1 half pin squat + NGP=10, dog, 5 egg burrito, bw-exercises{4 sets of pmghr/pushups/glute bridges}

last set of pmghr was nice, 8 good partials.


rendering a really cool dunk vid i love how it came out.. adarqtv level but still, editing is pretty sick im enjoying playing with these new ideas.

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