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Bodybuilding / Re: Armwrestlers
« on: January 16, 2011, 05:30:10 pm »you are missing Matthias "Hellboy" Schlitte
uhhhhhhhhhhhh wtf??????????????????????????????????
*mind is blown*
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you are missing Matthias "Hellboy" Schlitte
his jumps look very cool when he jumps away of the rim. I wanna do a lefty like the one of the first vid
I'm willing to bet expensive things you will get higher if you kick the legs like Adarqui is doing. That is, pulling the heels to the butt after your triple extension. You're not doing that right now and I'm not doing it either, yet when I do it the body has a totally different dynamics. You can argue it doesn't matter what you do in mid air but to me at least - it does. Maybe it's a matter of body perception/proprioceptivity, stretching, tightness, I don't know and don't give a shit. Just do that.
+ 2 bananas
i thought you put that in... the audio background...
there are actually people playing on the other side and watching you dunk...
i like that reverse preview dunk man!
thats gonna be sick when you land that!
haters gonna hate man... lame my ass... maybe they cant even touch the rim... lol.
When you tried your reverse dunk, someone said "that was lame".
I didn't think it was lame.
Anyways, starting on 5/3/1 I searched for a spreadsheet and found one that a guy made. It allows you to chart your projected 1RM based on your 85%, 90%, and 95% lifts for reps.
I know its not entirely accurate, but it's charting based on relative changes in strength. It charts your projected 1RM for each week and gives you an average bar to see whether your 1RM is rising or declining over the course of your workouts.
Just a thought.




Saturday 1/14/2011:
MEET DAY
-Warmup
-Light jog, 2 laps. (USU indoor track = 200m)
-Leg swings
-Sprint drills (high knee, skips and stuff)
-Lead leg drills
-Trail leg drills
-Hurdle run throughs. Just a few really light over short hurdles
-Long jump
-5.21 meters
-Only took one jump. Just wasn't feeling it. May have been the reason for my tension and slight fatigue into 60HH.
- ~17'1"
-Somehow took me 10th out of 20. I regret scratching my last jumps now. Probably could have made finals if I actually tried again.
-60M High Hurdles
-10.21
-AWFUL
-First race, tensed up. Came too high over first hurdles, dipped trail leg and hit the first few with my ankle. Four stepped into last one
-Must remember to RELAX.
-60M Dash
-7.78
-(Don't think I ever broke 8 last year. Was .1 seconds off my friend Tyler, who just missed state for 100m last year)
-Very light and loose. Better turnover and strength would quickly drop that. Start from blocks was slow. (Full squat might help?)
-Very satisfied
- ~16 or 17 out of something close to 40. Ran against people in better divisions and people who have been state finalists.
-Again... very satisfied.

-400m
-55.1x hand time. (had to leave early, so I couldn't wait for official results)
-INDOOR(53.7x record outdoors, previous indoor record was 58.x)
-Underestimated sharpness of first curve on the 200m track. Could have had a significantly better start. (Standing start)
-Cut off by some black guy towards the end of the first lap. Forced to slow down 2nd time into first curve to pass him on straightaway.
-Apparently I was significantly faster second time, though I felt like my last 50m were slowed down
-Lactic acids caught up with me last 50m. (significantly better than last 150m from last year)
- ~1min after race, glutes and hams felt downright fried. Like... overcooked. Quads weren't nearly as bad.
-Seem to be becoming posterior chain dominant on longer sprints. (Exactly what I want, I always had ham problems last year)
-MOST SATISFYING EVENT OF THE DAY

-Light jog after walking for a bit and letting lactic acid dissipate a bit after 400m
-Light dynamic/static stretching
-Shower + PWO shake.
Disappointed by my hurdles since that's supposed to be my main event. Felt really fatigued throughout. Felt fantastic during warmup, but after my single long jump I just felt like sleeping. Oddly enough, when I had a long break I didn't feel like laying down, because getting back up made me a little light headed and more tired. May have been the coffee I had. Plan on staying off indefinitely in favor of mildly caffeinated green tea more regularly like I did over the summer. I always felt really good on that.
Hurdles definitely need more work, but I'm quite satisfied with the rest of my events even despite the fatigue. I can almost guarantee 52.xx on 400m if I start stronger and don't let my competition block me off.