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Art & Sheeeit / Re: Jackson Pollock
« on: October 25, 2010, 06:23:01 am »easily one of the best artists of all time, one of my favs
Pollock is awesome , but that one is Picasso
linked that by accident, thanks ;0
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easily one of the best artists of all time, one of my favs
Pollock is awesome , but that one is Picasso































Quotebw = 148.4 <-- WUT "CHYEA" (ssr7 level chyea)
soreness = glutes (still damn sore wtf)
aches/injuries = left ankle a little, in my old deltoid ligament sprain (pinched a few times today then felt fine when i was training), left achilles a little, left calf a little, back a little
fatigue = massive
LOL. You are a beat up mother.... Holy shit you're light though. Nice. On that overlay btw, you are so high. The reason it's so ridiculous to me is also because you're plantarflexed and it still looks like you're so high. Keep it up man. I predict big things in the coming fortnight..

Right, Im new on here, so im not too sure what to write. My names Houtan, and my friend introduced me to this site literally 10 minutes ago, so i thought i could use some help from Pro's.
Okay, i play Ball for my College team in the UK. We have a decent team with alot of potential (Joint top after 5 games). i have been doing weights for a while, but would like extra information on essentials such as the nutrition and how to excell in my programme.
My Main reasons for doing a training programme is to assist me in Basketball, as I seem to very passionate about it, although I had never played it a while ago. Despite having my own programme, i would also be willing to take any extra information to improve my progress.
Heres some info about me:
Age: 16
Height: 187-188 cm (6'2")
Weight: 84 kg (around 12.5 - 13 stone)
Used to be overweight, but now im leaner, and im starting to grow more muscular.
Experience at Ball: 2 Months (yes, 2 months, but i am at a good level to say ive played only 2 months)
Training: Weights: 3 times a week (1-1.5 Hours)
Training: Ball: Everyday outside my house (1-3 hours depending on weather) and College Training (1-2 times a week)
I have played other sports before Basketball, but didnt really enjoy it too much. I aint too sure where most of you are from on this site, so ill just say I played "Soccer" for 4 Years. 4 disappionting and boring years. I also recieved a GCSE in PE, so i was reasonable to good at all sports.
I hope i didnt bore you too much with all that, but i just wanted to make sure everyone had suffiecent information.
Thank you very much.
TanPour
Man. 148. Thats light. No wonder you feel light when walking.
i feel better when light, and i jump/perform better, have more energy, more endurance, everything feels effortless.. ya i love it.










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INSANE overlay!!!! Danggg dude...I hope you ingrain the motor patterns for tricks so that you're more comfortable performing 'em cuz you SURE AS HELL got the height for it!!! *MIND-BLOWN*

some great dunks in this one vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcvVjbVMQU4
This one looks soooooooooo high. Look where your head is!!!!!!![]()
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so i played today's game.
rim was slightly lower than the high rim i posted a vid of.
off a dropstep, i could get an inch above. this was like my 2nd attempt. (dropstep = 1 step, leading to the plant and jump right?)
needless to say, i was psyched, cos i couldnt do it previously. but during halftime, i tried a few RVJ, only managed at best 2 inches above.
sure i was fatigued, and my groin is sore like no other, but disappointing nonetheless.
Thanks man. You really do reply quick!And i reallly just wanna see what it's really about and I wanna do it to improve my game in both bball and tennis. Cuz I am a SLOW MUTHA****