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Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Re: Daily squat and why..
« on: August 14, 2016, 12:00:47 am »
scoob.. your body will snap in half if you daily squat and do all these HIT things you usually do. 

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damn, my quads have atrophied. and my left quad is smaller than my right! its even SOFT when i flex it and push down on it with a finger! they used to be rock hard wtf!!!
def have to try squatting again tomorrow. even if i cant go atg i have to do something...
Charles Oakley
Foul them hard. They're skinny and you can injure them, and then you can win the game.
160626 No carb = No power?
Just finished my weekend olift/squat session today.
Target working set is 335lbs (45 45 45 10 plates), as I was able to do 325lbs weeks ago.
End up Could not do it... too heavy, no depth and slow at first set (45 45 45). So i did (45 45 35) and the end my 5th set back at (45 45 45)
Not sure if it is because i am cutting too much carb... which stopped me from improving my squat. Before when i was improving, i am on low carb... bust still eatting some. This few day/week I am really cutting down.. (preparing for the photo shoot)
I agree with Adarq that i should focus on speed, infact there was a time where i was lifting light and ONLY focus on speed, Speed down and Speed up with light weight. and when i got heavier, i slowly go down but speed up and bounce out of the hole... trying to get that redirection/speed stimulation. (which did not help much)
So back to where I am now, currently. I call it Olifting/Squat session because, I warm up the session with Hi pull, then as i get heavier shift to Hang Clean/Clean and as I get heavier, shift to squat.. and end with 5x5.
so a typical Lifting session go like this:
Hi Pull (Plate on each side)
Bar x8
10 x6
20 x5
35 x5
Hangclean
45 x5
45 10 x4
45 10 10 x3.5
Squat
45 45 x3
45 45 25 x3
45 45 45 x5 x5 x5 x5 (some time go heavier depend on the day)
The reason for this setup is.. to LIFT Fast focus on Explosive power.... so all those Olifting is in the beginning. (one bad thing is.. i only have like 25 min max for squat. and often, the first set is pared up with knee soreness and not stable, and as i squat more I feel tired and week but often the last set of 5x5 feel easier again... as if i had finally warmed up.
Let me keep doing this... consistently... and see how how things go...lets hope i can lower my weight increase my squat... for the sake of relative strength.
I spent an hour reading the VJB2.0 once a week, and the take out from today is:QuoteYou MUST consider the impact of fatigue. For the jump trainee fatigue and fatigue management should be looked upon as qualities just as important as your strength, power, reactivity etc. Fatigue can mask fitness and you have to be aware of that and know how fatigue impacts you and know how to manipulate it. A lot of times athletes think they need to do this or that when all they really need to do is manage fatigue better.
A more realistic way of de-loading from strength work is to simply use the 1/3 rule: It takes about 1/3 the volume to maintain strength gains as it does to gain them, providing intensity (load) is maintained. So, you can simply reduce your strength work by around 2/3 and look to maintain for a while. This could be as simple as performing 5 sets of 1 rep once per week – an approach I like to use.