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yesterday:

BW = 167
SORENESS = none
ACHES/INJURIES = left Achilles tendon
FATIGUE = low

- warm up

- SL box jump 3 x 3e

- depth jump 3 x 3

- pogo 3 x 5

- jump squat 2 x 3 x 95

- squat 3 x 8 x 245

- calf raise 2 x 15 x 135
hard

- DB push-up-to-row 2 x 8e x 25e
harder on core than i expected

- stretch

*** break ***

- tennis x 30 minutes
perpetually shakin' off the rust...

there was some kind of event going on on the basketball court so i subbed in some other things for the normal jumps. have video, will post. squats were easy. calf raises surprisingly hard. kept the UB stuff easy because i'd been there forever already and wanted to go play tennis with my dad.

thank you, t0ddddddday. a coach is unlikely because i can't afford one, and also to be honest because i wouldn't even know where to start looking for a decent track coach. i know an excellent strength/gymnastics coach (this guy: http://www.beastskills.com/) and a good oly lifting coach. both are friends. but no one who knows jack about sprinting or jumping. which is why this forum is great.

getting better at single-leg jumping is a secondary goal to being able to dunk. i'd be perfectly happy with a dunk off two feet, off a lob. that would count in my own judgment of myself, which at the end of the day is what i care about. and i'm much closer to that in any case. my guess, though, is that getting better at SL jumping would help the DLRVJ.

so, you'd recommend something like what i'd posted before, but with overhead shot throws, single leg bounding, pop-ups, run-throughs, standing single legs, 3-steps, etc.? i don't know what the bold ones are. tweaked program is below, with changes in bold where i remembered to do it. thursday is per the updated version i did after steven reminded me that i should squat more often. i made good gains about 6-8 months ago on multiple MSEM sessions per week.

MON: Gym - heavy legs (mainly quads, glutes)
- DLRVJ x5-15 depending on feeling
- Squats 3x3 @85% OR 2x3 MSEM @ 90-95%
- BSS 3x8
- Calf raise 3x20
- Hip thrust 3x10
- Core, UB superset/circuit as I've been doing them

TUES: Track
- ME sprints 3-6x30-50m
- DL bounds 4x8
- LLL RRR bounds submax 4-6x8-10
- low-volume interval sprints

WED: Rest OR optional Cardio
- light jump rope/foam roll/stretch
OR
- medium-volume interval sprints/foam roll/stretch

THURS: Gym (explosive exercises/hamstrings)
- SLRVJ drills (standing single leg, 3-step submax)
- DLRVJ x5-15 depending on feeling
- Jump squats 2x3
- squat 3x3 @85% OR 2x3 MSEM @ 90-95%
- RDL/GHR 3x8 (start really light, this is going to murder me at first)
- calf raise 3 x 20
- Core, UB superset/circuit as I've been doing them

FRI: Jumps
- 6+ of each jump (DLRVJ, SLRVJ, SVJ)

SAT: Rest OR optional Cardio
- light jump rope/foam roll/stretch
OR
- medium-volume interval sprints/foam roll/stretch

SUN: Jumps
- 6+ of each jump (more effort than Fri)

BW = 168
SORENESS = hamstrings
ACHES/INJURIES = none
FATIGUE = moderate to high

- warm up

- DSVJ x 10
pretty bad

- DLRVJ x 5
awful

- MR half tuck x 30,23,35

- jump squat 2 x 3 x 95

- squat 3 x 5 x 225
no wonkiness. yay.

- OHP 10+3+3+3+3 x 85

- chin up 10+3+3+3+3 x bw

- ab pull down 3 x 15

- stretch

Weak.

Muscles are nonsensical they have nothing to do with this bullshit.

don't kill it by overusing it, raptor.

So if someone wanted to increase his squat from 1xBW to 2.5xBW and his next plan is to do hypertrophy to gain some mass, which would be more muscle fibres to utilize. Would it be more wise to:

try increase your squat in the hypertrophy until you reach 2.5xBW

or

should the aim be increase muscle mass, which includes the squat but finish off when you have acquired enough mass and then move on to a strength training routine to carry on increasing your squat where you left of but instead of moving slowly like it was done during hypertrophy but with speed in mind.

or

is there another way because the aim is to increase squat and the hypertrophy workout is next.

lol.

stiffness = persistent effects of dehydration?

damn his legs got huge.

Quote from: LBSS on June 12, 2012, 07:32:07 am

Terry Gross is boss although my cousin (an actress) pointed out that she sucks at interviewing actors: infantilizes them or asks insulting questions. But in general she's awesome.

she's my fav.. beyond her being a great interviewer, her voice is so soothing hah.

this one interview i heard yesterday, was perfect.. an interview with "baratunde thurston", a writer for "the onion". had me lmfao'n at work. i'd listen to that again, great stuff.

you have any recommendations for podcasts/streams, politics/science related?

radiolab is fun for science stuff, although the older episodes tend to be better. they had a dip in quality there for a while but seem to be coming back. the recent episode about colors was really cool.

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Diane Rehm is also really good, not sure if she's podcasted but I'd guess she is. Her voice is wacky. My uncle (father of that cousin -- talented family) has been on her show at least once.

cool.. what did he go on there to talk about?
i love rehm's wacky voice :F

peace

yeah her voice is awesome. he went there to talk about this: http://www.amazon.com/Backing-Into-Forward-A-Memoir/dp/0385531583.