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the strength is there, learning & being willing to apply it to a barbell is an entirely different issue

What if it's reverse. The strength is there, learning and being willing to apply it TO THE FIELD is an entirely different issue (think CoolColJ).

Definitely looks like youre using your hips much more in your more recent jumps.

Taking shots at Andrew now aren't we? tsk tsk

Quote from: dirksilver on April 14, 2011, 10:13:10 am

yeah...and they'd be better off just using depth jumps and depth drops

Speaking of which one of the phases I've seen did have altitude drops. . .from a regular bench. . . with a 45lb plate in your hands. . .at the end of your workout.

I'm volunteering and hoping to get an internship there next year so hopefully I'll be able to learn some of the rational behind this stuff and try to convince them otherwise.

Now why in the world would someone do that? Maybe if you don't have a higher box or something, but still

There are not many sports that require heavy eccentric contractions more than skilled concentric contractions so excessive eccentric work would thus be contraindicated.

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Can ... what, he/she? dunk?

Big calves will pull you down because they move the center of gravity lower. You need a big chest so your center of gravity is higher and the leverage increases. Big gunz ownz

Are you crazy? Did you see he planted LR? I mean, L1L2, R1R2?

Check this out:

He sure is more hip dominant though.

Strong chest. Was that built with biceps curls?