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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: April 18, 2016, 06:07:14 am »
Haha, maybe, wtf
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Have also been reading the Kelly Starrett book Ready to Run the last few days.
thanks raptor.
also, adarq, meta comment: youtube vids have been acting up on the forum for the last few days. either not loading, or only loading once and freezing when i try to replay them.
https://www.facebook.com/steadygrinddotnet/videos/990451077675251/
bow down, weaklings.
So, then i'd have to code those out in haskell AND purescript while blood squirts furiously from my eyeballs.
(or fuck it, smack it like you're blocking someone, sounds fun) when it's up near the rim.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-s1OT6qmFys
I don't get videos like this... Why perform some exercise in a strange way to make it impressive. I mean he is doing standing broad jumps. It's not an endurance exercise and they way he is performing it shouldn't cause fatigue. The standing broad jump is already measurable. Just do a standing broad jump. It's like listing them sum of your vertical when you get 3 jumps.... Yah cool but what's your top vertical jump???
Additonlly he gets to slip forward slightly and because we measure toe heel he basically gets a one foot length advantage for two jumps which makes it less impressive. Multiple broad jumps take reactivity and require a shorter landing to facilitate it. Standing broad jump does not. 3 broad jumps are just a sneaky way to do a broad jump