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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Kingfish
« on: September 05, 2011, 03:56:37 pm »
^ sometimes.. think im using "jump training" to develop my squats and not the other way around.. and it works.

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I know it's not your primary focus, but how's the rvj coming along?RVJ being set aside at the moment. i started working a little bit on my drop step form / technique.
How do u know if u are improving on the jump squats, i.e. r u measuring the jump height somehow?? I agree w/u on the olys, never know for sure if its lwr bod, upper bod, or technique causing improvements.aside from measuring the actual max jump height, i also see improvements in the force absorption and quicker ammortizations. things just get smoother the more i practice them.
With your bodyweight coming down are you feeling much change with your vert?yes. less BW = higher jump as long as power is maintained. from repeatable 38s SVJ to 40s.
I have a question for you. When checking your training entries, i see you mostly do your heavy squats before you do your jump squats or jumps. Why is this? I thought it was better to do more explosive things before any strength-draining exercise?i've always done it unconventional. heavy lifting first to get my muscles warmed up properly. i find it hard to go all out on speed/explosive work unless my muscles are firing nicely - something that heavy lifting does well.
Was it just diet? How far down did you cut your calories? Did you up protein intake? While cutting the weight you were able to maintain close to your maxes just by doing the ramp up singles? How much did you have to cut the volume when you were in negative energy balance? And finally, did you add any additional cardio?