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170811 Sore to the max like 80 yrs old man

Talk about soreness.  I am so sore that i could not get up to squat this morning.

I may discover a new weakest link... I Know with a month off,  resuming exercise will lead to ultimate soreness... but never did i felt my adductor as burn out as this.
I can have trouble lifting up my upper leg from sitting (getting off a car, off bed... putting pants on etc)

My adductor muscle is completely sore to the max mad.

I can only think of 2 things i did that costed this.
- Low mini consecutive tuck jump in water (while remain squat position, preform tuck jump in water)
- Captain chair leg raise variation.
- Squat.... (i doubt this is the reason)


this is weird, and i am puzzled. 
all my body is sore... chest, bicept, tripcept. abs, quad, ham, calf... I expected all this..
but the adductor is... just... completely new.  I mean it is ok to be sore.. but not this this level.


This make me wonder... wats is going on...

so you've never had adductor soreness like this? my adductors usually get destroyed, soreness there is very painful.

i'm surprised you are as sore in chest/biceps/triceps etc though.. how hard did you go in that pool workout? did you go as explosive as possible?

btw if you feel this wrecked, good move not squatting/training hard.. recover first.. can't possibly have a good workout being this sore.

Miller-Uibo looked ridiculous in 200m.



About to watch the 200m final.. pulling for Makwala & WVN but, don't think WVN will even get top 3 .. unless he's in way better form than the semis.

"Toasted"

someone told me they went here today, making me hungry af. looks pretty good for a quick place to eat.

http://www.igettoasted.com/menu.html

too bad there's none near me.

Quote from: fast does lie on August 10, 2017, 03:53:38 pm

Kingfish i think u r boss of site. All my squat i have try to replicate urs. 

I also think u could eventually hit 315 405 455. have u thought about doing reverse flys and chest supported rows eventually to hit the upper back. Thatd be beast mode since u already have beast mid back

no upperback for me. no shrugs. don't want to have that gym bro look. im usually mistaken for a 170-180lb guy because i don't bench or shrug. those exercise makes you look massive.

damn.

i need to get back on that traps-quads-glutes life.

lots of arm swings (xvj/plyo) seems to build the upper traps decent.

Whoadam

jeah, they look pretty beast. excited ;d



I got these also, since I found them VERY cheap (~$20):

Saucony Spitfire



They have a rubber sole APPARENTLY, but i'm not 100% certain.. If the sole is rubber, I imagine I could even use them on asphalt/concrete etc without the spikes. Could be some good shoes.

Man I don't know how good you are at BBALL, and I believe you are still in your 20s, but with the strength and physique you have, you could certainly play professional BBALL outside of the USA, I'm not sure where you live. overseas pays really good too. i could NEVER play pro bball no matter how much i practice or how much bball iq, coordination, i have....

you don't know how good he is at bball but he could certainly play pro bball outside the US?

made me lolz.

as mentioned above, pool exercises definitely don't help much in terms of plyometric training, because the eccentric component is basically gone.

It can help a bit with pure concentric strength, due to the resistance the water provides. I imagine pool sprinting is probably more effective at strengthening up some muscles involved with sprinting or single leg jumping due to the resisted knee drive.

Anything involving arm swing under water will provide resistance to the shoulders and probably give some small power increases there too, so sprinting, single leg jumping, double leg jumping etc - as long as the arm swing is resisted, this would definitely yield some benefit.

Aside from that, the real power of pool workouts is in recovery (like FDL said), movement efficiency maintenance/improvement, and/or rehab. You could perform significantly more jumps in the pool which could be a great way to get more work in without taxing yourself, especially if you're dealing with some potential injury issues where you want to get some skill work in with much less risk of aggravating the issue (if you were to perform jumps on land).

I'm sore as hell right now, I could definitely benefit from a pool workout to get the blood flowing without wrecking myself with higher impact forces on land.

As for performance, like seifullaah73 said, going "max effort" in a pool is still pretty powerful - you have the max effort voluntary signals to the muscle, without the load of impact/landing. That in itself can still be taxing on the CNS, which is a good thing .. less load on the muscles/joints, but still trying to recruit muscle as fast and explosively as possible. But that's basically a "real training session", though not experiencing as much landing/impact forces, it's still pretty intense. Submax effort would be more of a "movement" session.



Honestly tho, sounds like we need a pool workouts for performance thread in the Peer Review section:

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=water+workout+vertical+jump&btnG=&hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C10