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It's heaps cool that lots of members are running now. Me, Todday, Acole, LBSS, Avishek and even Bmully when he randomly posts. If I ever come to America I'll train with you guys even if we're all masters by that time haha.
Hopefully the knee is nothing serious!
ACHES/INJURIES: right lateral knee tweaking at most flexed point of my normal sprint set-up (?); interior right glute
not sure what was up with my knee. it didn't bother me during running or any kind of moving around, just as i was crouching during the set-up for sprints. cut that bit out of the set-up; i don't think it's necessary anyway and i'm not sure why i do it. will spend some extra time on right upper leg tonight on the foam roller. hopefully it's a passing thing.
That sounds exactly like my recent lateral R knee pain. Sort of a pinching feeling when holding knee in flexed position (especially during crouch start). Is it localised around the tib-fib joint area?
all around but not on the painful area. IT band, VMO, hamstrings, hip flexors and glutes.
Because legs have to support that extra bodyweight. Athletically/relatively speaking it's worse, but for the purposes of getting stronger, it's better to be a 200kg fatty squatting 200kg than a lean 100kg one, because the 200kg fatty's legs are moving 200kg bw + 200kg bw.
Put another way, if I squat 140kg @ 90kg, then drop 3kg of bodyfat, i can now squat 143kg @ 87kg by maintaining the same load on my legs. But if i'm only squatting 140kg @ 87kg, then i've gotten weaker than I was at 90kg.
Nah that logic doesn't work out. Imagine how much more potential the guy at 100kg has. If the 100kg dude bulked up to 150kg and the 200kg fatty lost 50kg down to 150 the lean 100kg dude would be miles stronger than the fatty. Same as the guy squatting the same absolute weight at a lighter bodyweight is stronger than the heavier guy lifting the same absolute weight.
