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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Kingfush
« on: June 19, 2012, 11:22:23 am »
stiffness = persistent effects of dehydration?
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I think it's time that someone took a stand to the overblowing of HIIT, which I agree has been overblown.
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?
QuoteDiane 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
I guess I asked for the "go fuck yourself"
Btw., a 4.5 increase in DLRVJ for 50 lbs in squat weight is massive. What is holding you back is reluctance to taking a more aggressive approach to training and improvement.
LBSS, if youll work on your approach a little and Id put money on it you would improve some almost instantly. Lead with your TORSO as you start the approach, youre leaning to the rear when youre trying to accelerate.
Simply doing that will help you stay lower and accelerate more into that last step. Watch some of the good dunkers that plant lr like golden child and look at their torso position as they approach, compare and see if it makes a difference for you. At the very least it will help you smooth out that approach and come in lower with more speed and power.
I vote your SVJ would got up a few inches with practice. Your jumps look solid and strong but not overly reactive. I feel your pain in the fast-twitch dept. In fact your run up and plant looks damn familiar .
Sorry, you may have mentioned it before but what kind of athlete are you? Are you competing in the jumps or sprints or just interested in jumping high vertically?
You claim you are really unreactive, do you have any videos of this unreactivity on display, for example of your bounding attempts?
I ask because you said your approach vertical is 34 inches but your standing vertical is only 26 inches... that doesn't sound like an athlete whose super slow and unreactive!
All, said your template looks good even though I am a little lost on the terminology, but the main point (focusing on the specifics) is something I will always agree with.
Is it coz you've been sick? Add more fat to your diet and it should solve the problem.