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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: April 07, 2011, 10:36:06 pm »
last dude is sickkkkkkk'
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I'm PR-ing every half squat session, but that's prolly cause i never really half squatted for a long time and since then i gained a lot in my full squat. Friday or the next week you should see a 2x half squat vid(or at least projected 2x)
two weird "dance" bands you should check out
health...check out these vids...even if you don't dig the music the vids are bizarre! http://youtu.be/EWZxThGh5wQ http://youtu.be/-dJfmsA-Yxk
crystle castles http://youtu.be/32udqal_lyQ this one is actually a crystle castles cover of health's crimewave http://youtu.be/32udqal_lyQ
check it!
Is that in generally a nice location your in there?. Sports facilities (free?) lined with palm tree's. Paradise City right there.
Man, I need to get out of this dump (UK).
i was digging those bounce off the backboard attempts man! i'd love to see more of that mon ami
also that facebook post was awesome! SCREW RAP MUSIC!!!
cutting down the food is tricky. my strength seems to have gone down (could be other factors) recently since ive cut back a lot on food.
They deleted the lemon reply ? Or you did?
LE: I trolled replying Ephedrine

sergio martinez will save boxing.
boxing doesnt need saving
but yes sergio martinez is great
Holy sh*t.
New dunk?
Insane coordination, power/hops (5'9? srs?) and flair.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMskQ9x0eso

nice to see the trix
interesting how I do the the same things you tried, except on a 2' shorter hoop.
It's nice you decided to go with partials and stick with that... now you're starting to see the results and you're getting more beast by the minute
eek, there's a time and place for that stuff, but every session? sounds like a great way to screw yourself up.. depth jumps themselves are risky, but after heavy lifting -> very risky, if the muscles are fatigued at all, you can greatly increase the risk of injury to the joint surface & tendons.. if someone is going to depth jump/bound after lifting, they better have a ton of experience and be in excellent shape/100% healthy/well versed in those exercises.
I have used Ross's method for quite sometime (injury free), only I have changed it up a little. Instead of depth jumps I use the burnouts plyo from the Air alert program after each set of deads.
What you may find (I find it all the time) is that your super explosive performing the burnouts after each set of deads as opposed to prior, hence maximum strength (deadlifting)/minimum time (burnouts).