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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 11, 2010, 06:36:36 pm »That video is fucking sick, man!
thanks alot man, i got some interesting feedback/responses from that video..
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That video is fucking sick, man!
11 October 2010
Soreness: none
Injuries/aches : none
Plyos session.
- Dynamic warmup 10'
-4x10sec bilateral line hops ( 2 left-right / 2 back-forth )
-4x5 MR tuck jumps
-2x5 27'' depth drops
-2x5 18'' depth jumps
MR tuck jumps were better in terms of shin stress , but thats beause i did 4x5 instead of 3x10
Depth drops were much improved , great FA and very smooth too.
DJs more or less the same with last time , gotta start filming those to track performance.
10-10-10 and 10-11-10
Tennis ball dunks on indoor 10' are on 10-10-10, outdoor dunks on 9'8 are on 10-11-10.
Dunks on 10' I wasn't getting up my highest, they were probably 33". The dunks on 9'8 I was getting up a lot better, if the rim is 9'8 it looks like I was getting my whole hand an inch above it which would be 34.5" but idk, hard to tell.
Enjoyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2BxQxI8s08




I just dreamed that adarqui came in Romania, while me and Nightfly were searching for an apartment near a gypsy ghetto... there were a TON of gypsies outside talking crap while we were around browsing, only to find out that my ex-teacher (classes 1-4) was in supervising the projects...
Then adarqui came in, I don't remember what we talked about though... it started to fade away after I woke up. I think it was something about boxing, oh yeah - we met one weird violent, crazy guy - and I was like "hey you need to go train in boxing" and he was like "really, you think so? did you box?" so adarqui was "right... tell him (at least we can get rid of him)" so I recommended that guy to join "the only boxing gym around".
It was really weird. The conclusion was that "now I can come visit Florida, right"
PS. The reason why I dreamed "about" adarqui was because I just browsed through his facebook account yesterday evening, viewed some pictures (yes, it was limited to that, don't worry) etc.
Watch. The Whole thing.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSYtQy9EqTA
I usually eat at least an hour before any session. Yesterday I had an early session since there was no school. Eggs with onion, tomato and bell pepper and some spinach and green tea. Hydration wasn't too much of an issue yesterday. But even when I hadn't eaten much, the first day back in training after being at the hospital every evening, the same thing happened, but I only dry heaved. The food is definitely more than I used to eat, but it's not like I'm stuffing myself every meal. By the time I get to my session I feel pretty normal. (Not hungry/not heavy.)
Man, the guy got small as hell. He is really looking scrawny there and I liked it better when he performed his ugly but heavy squats, cleans, snatches and deadlifts. He used to have a decent bench, too.
man.. those bodyweight stuff are like crossfit challenges! lol.
A.P. Day 5
- WARMUP
- SPRINT WARMUP: 5x10 yard sprints
- REACTIVE WORK: SINGLE LEG BOUND PROGRESSION: 5 sets x 5 each leg
- SPRINT WORK:
Sprint 50m, slow down slightly to a fast jog for 100m, 400m pace for 150m.
Rest 5 min.
Repeat x 2.
- SHOULDER WARMUP
- DB BENCH PRESS: 4 x 8 w/ 50 lb DBs
- SEATED ROW: 4 x 8 @ 120 lbs. (used weight room machine. Freeweight suggestions?)
- S1: PULLUPS: 3 x 5 w/ +25lbs.
- S1: DIPS: 3 x 5 w/ +45lbs.
- STRETCH + PWO SHAKE
Still had some soreness in my right hamstring. It's feeling better every day though. I could feel that a few of my steps during the sprint workout were hitting the ground too hard, like they were heavy and not controlled. Right now I only feel slight soreness everywhere from sprint/upper body work but no excess. I feel like my body is handling lactic acid a lot better than before but I have a worse problem...
At a certain point in most longer distance sprint workouts (300m/400m work), my stomach gets upset and sometimes I'll dry heave. Twice I've thrown up. Until last track season I had never had that happen. Could it be a hydration issue or something else? (unless I'm just pushing my body a lot more than ever, but that never used to happen so I'm not really sure)