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Well yeah but the question remains is if sucking at the half squat is just a matter of strength (weak quads) or also a matter of bad "movement efficiency" (bad reversal which... what the heck would that be caused by other than lack of strength, even with a bad movement efficiency...)

So you still get back at strength no matter how you put it... and strength is better trained with full squats... which is weird because you start thinking that improving your half squat means improving your full squat first but I'm going to give the half squat a chance since I've been full squatting for so long.

Only hentai.

Fits in the "And shit" category:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuSwmcEqAbs" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuSwmcEqAbs</a>

I agree with what Koing (cool name bro) is saying overall. I guess on the other hand there's the specificity crew who would argue it's a good thing to accelerate the eccentric phase because you want to do that in a bilateral jump.

Except you don't use that depth to jump so the specificity "jumps" out the window.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e84_1363474511

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Fucking crazy ^^^

Wow very nice... I don't think I've ever hit 24 total reps in the chinups even with the bodyweight.

Hey be optimistic - there's still time!

Well yeah, pretty much. It should be very difficult but not at the level where you need to psyche out and burn on the CNS a ton in order to complete that rep.

The idea is to stimulate, not to annihilate. When you psyche out you overload the CNS and you're going to need a ton of recovery time to get back to your old self. A daily max is just a hard rep but nothing so hard that you can't recover from pretty quickly.