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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: November 18, 2010, 02:58:05 pm »
Are all these protein shakes healthy? I mean, they're man made, a powder "thingy"... processed basically... you can't grow or shoot protein shakes

Yeah but you think protein powder comes from...where, exactly? Cows. Or soybeans or egg whites, if you're into that kind of thing. You can shoot cows, eggs come out of chickens, which you can shoot, and you can grow soybeans, so what's the problem? Protein powder is not man-made anymore than yogurt or butter or corn meal are man-made. And, that being said, who cares if it is? Paleo is complete BS.

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18 November 2010

Very sore glutes , calves and hip flexors , WTF?

Decided to add the final missing link to my training, reduce bodyfat.


- 45 mins treadmill walk , HR between 115 and 120 , distance covered = 4,3km.
-  My usual lower body stretch routine.

Please see my signature for further information.

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: EPIC football FAIL video
« on: November 18, 2010, 01:40:11 pm »
Como te queres matar, idiota.

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Also have noticed that my hamstrings are not as flexible as they used to be. The core stretches from STW feel great and I've been doing calves, pecs and delts consistently, but I have to remember to do hamstrings and upper back.

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warm up
shoot around -- okay

work
jump rope 20/40x16

cool down
stretch

nice and easy

9426
by bar position, I referred to how you squat.

IE
High bar- olympic squat, knees travel foreward and it mirrors the jumping

Low bar- more sit back involved with very minimal knee travel


I agree, strength is a general stimulus, especially when its for sport. And your right its to strengthen the musclurature not actually be the means to how your VJ goes up, or this forum would all be about powerlifting and squatting 500. But if it is just 1 rep VJ, squatting is almost a special exercise in this regard IMO and is definitely a huge bang for your buck so you want to maximize its potential in this regard.

My main point of that little rant i guess was to say that anyone who thinks that for VJ, low bar deep squat is the golden egg so to speak, they are mistaken as theoretically olympic high bar would have a greater transfer

And my point is that it doesn't matter at all whether it's low or high.

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more thoughts on olympic squats for power squats for VJ..

Power squats do allow you to lift more weight,ala why the stance and bar grip is used or preferred by powerlifting. It puts you in the best position to squat a ton of weight. Doesnt mean it puts you in the best position that corresponds to your particular goal(jumping). Also some argue less stress in certain areas(knees), allowing more long term safety.

olympic squats were in essence used by olympic lifters as a (main)assistance exercise since it isnt an actual olympic lift.  The reason this makes sense is the angles of the clean(and jerk) and the correspodance to the high bar squat. Using this logic, IMO the high bar squat would offer more dynamic correspodance to the VJ.  But as i stated earlier, it is not a directly corresponding exercise to the VJ, as you can easily be able to jump high or train yourself to jump high without it. Still if your sole goal is one rep VJ, or to a less degree RVJ, there is to strong correlation.  Strength is general to sport, and jumping, but exercise selection still need to be based on ur specific goals.

Look, the only thing that puts you in the best position that corresponds to jumping is jumping. Squats are to develop general strength in the legs. Your legs don't give a flying fuck where the bar is sitting on your back. Your own biomechanics and the bar position will place emphasis on different muscles, but if you're worried about it, do other exercises to target the ones you don't feel are getting enough tension when you squat.* Unless you are a power lifter or an olympic lifter, it does not fucking matter one tiny little bit where the bar is in terms of transfer to whatever sport or other activity you do.

*NB: This is a hypothetical you, not talking about you, bball2020, specifically.

FUCK.


if you ain't fuckin', you ain't tryin'

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: November 17, 2010, 07:17:56 pm »
damn.

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more thoughts on olympic squats for power squats for VJ..

Power squats do allow you to lift more weight,ala why the stance and bar grip is used or preferred by powerlifting. It puts you in the best position to squat a ton of weight. Doesnt mean it puts you in the best position that corresponds to your particular goal(jumping). Also some argue less stress in certain areas(knees), allowing more long term safety.

olympic squats were in essence used by olympic lifters as a (main)assistance exercise since it isnt an actual olympic lift.  The reason this makes sense is the angles of the clean(and jerk) and the correspodance to the high bar squat. Using this logic, IMO the high bar squat would offer more dynamic correspodance to the VJ.  But as i stated earlier, it is not a directly corresponding exercise to the VJ, as you can easily be able to jump high or train yourself to jump high without it. Still if your sole goal is one rep VJ, or to a less degree RVJ, there is to strong correlation.  Strength is general to sport, and jumping, but exercise selection still need to be based on ur specific goals.

Look, the only thing that puts you in the best position that corresponds to jumping is jumping. Squats are to develop general strength in the legs. Your legs don't give a flying fuck where the bar is sitting on your back. Your own biomechanics and the bar position will place emphasis on different muscles, but if you're worried about it, do other exercises to target the ones you don't feel are getting enough tension when you squat.* Unless you are a power lifter or an olympic lifter, it does not fucking matter one tiny little bit where the bar is in terms of transfer to whatever sport or other activity you do.

*NB: This is a hypothetical you, not talking about you, bball2020, specifically.

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Nutrition & Supplementation / Re: junk food diet that works
« on: November 17, 2010, 03:16:43 pm »
Yeah darq but YOU said "majority."

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: November 17, 2010, 01:01:03 pm »
Get some cornrows

That would complete the look, wouldn't it? Good point.

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God damn cowed, that's some hardcore Steve Nash shit right there.

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Nutrition & Supplementation / Re: junk food diet that works
« on: November 17, 2010, 09:47:52 am »
He said "majority." 900>840, therefore a majority of calories from junk food.

QED, bitches.

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Those are some nice looking squats, kingfish.

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Yeah something like 12-13 30's, 2 30.5's and maybe 1 or 2 29-29.5's when I was goofing around at the end and not resting long enough. I was thinking about getting lower, but mostly (especially on the full run-ups) about starting slow and then accelerating at the end. If you look at the vid from the other day, my approach is a lot better than it had been. Still ugly and my plants still suck, but getting better.

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