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I squatted yesterday. But today i was flying.... Holy shit guys...

Perhaps its because i missed a leg day last week (which means i havent done legs since last tuesday) and im deloaded. Yesterday i squatted but didnt deadlift or do back extensions. Hmm... I still did squat heavy though, so am i really that deloaded?

Heres a tomahawk from today. Cannot believe how easily i hammered this shit. Sorry for the crap angle, not sure why the retard didnt back up.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnwF0JsZYU0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnwF0JsZYU0</a>


Thursday i do legs again. Friday upper. I want to jump out the gym Saturday and get some awesome footage. Cant wait...

I can't wait to squat again and again. This is good. Whenever I'm really excited and looking forward to my next workouts, I make decent gains. I'm more excited to increase the weight on the bar rather than jumping higher right now lol.

I also want to start recording my squats for the hell of it. Mainly my Monday top set of 3.

I'm liking that site much better the way it is now!

I didn't get terminal vertical, but I was on the vertical summit.

The vertical summit. THATS the one.
TheJump101 was before TVS. My log with low bar squats wouldve been on there if TVS was still up.



Ummm... Www.theverticalsummit.com

Well I can barely squat 105x5 in the high bar squat while weighing 90 kg. Squatted 150x1 a week ago in the low bar squat. People say I shouldn't worry about a few cm position of the bar on the back. Maybe they'd like to explain this difference then.

It seems that the same mobility and lack of foot dorsiflexion issues that prevent me from bending my knees well and stable in a one leg jump also prevent me from squatting well in a high bar squat, even with Olympic lifting shoes on.

Also, in the high bar squat I break at the knees first whereas in the low bar squat I initiate the descent going back with the hips. So it's not just the bar position, it's a whole different movement.

Funny thing is that when I did low bar squats a week ago I got pretty severe VMO soreness. So weird.

By the way - how difficult are half squats for you? For me they're maybe more difficult than full squats. That reversal point for me is hell and I feel a huge knee overload.

yea break at the knees in a high bar squat. its definitely a different movement... for us at least.
half squats are easier for me. i haven't tried them in ages so if i were to try repping 355lb half squats i would probably have trouble, but im sure if i switched over for a month i could rep 385 half squats once my CNS gets used to em.

Awesome!!! You've definitely got a tomahawk in you easy. For some reason thats one dunk I struggle to bit consistently. :/

i landed two very clean and thunderous ones two weeks ago. i find that tomahawks are pretty hard to make at times... even though you can get high enough to do em, its a little hard timing the cockback and actual slam itself.

damn son.

love the quote in your sig

Very excited to figure this out. I lift four days a week during the work week, so I rarely have time to myself. Once I get home at 11:00pm (sometimes 11:30pm) I have to rush to shower, eat, get my things ready for the next day, make my bed, and fall asleep by 12:20am to get my 8 hours. Rarely happens.

I'm planning on buying a bike and going to work with it. The commute will be shorter, plus I can go straight to the gym after work since I can do that quickly with a bike. I won't feel the need to relax at home. In addition I'll save money not taking the train all the time.

Current schedule:

9:00am - leave for work (walking and training it)
9:30am - start work
6:30pm - end work, leave for home (training and walking it)
7:00pm - get home, eat my first meal, relax, etc
8:00pm - leave for gym (walk)
8:45pm - Get to gym. Start warming up and lifting.
10:15pm - workout usually ends by now, I walk home
11:00pm - get home
Total commute: 2.5 hours (30min to work, 30min to home, 45min to gym, 45min to home) 


New schedule will hopefully be:

9:10am - leave for work (bike)
9:30am - start work
6:30pm - leave for the gym (bike)
6:50pm - get to gym, start warming up and lifting
8:20pm - leave gym and go home (bike)
8:40pm - get home
Total commute: 1 hour (20min to work, 20min to gym, 20min to home).


That's an ideal scenario though. It'll take me a while to get into the swing of things. I used google maps to figure out the fastest bike paths to work/gym/home. They're more like 17-18min and not 20min, but I gave myself the extra time. However, I think I'll be riding fast as fuck since I love riding bikes. So maybe that ideal scenario is quite realistic. But hey, even if I get home at 9:00pm every day, that's far better than 11:00pm or later like I'm used to!

I'll also have to bring a protein shake with me so that I can eat before lifting. Or maybe wait until after lifting and eat fasted. I'll see how it goes. This is going to make such a huge difference. I'm going to feel far less stressed and pressed for time in my daily life. I'll enjoy the hell out of riding a bike (I hope... its NYC after all) and I'll save money on trains. YES!

haha the only time people have noticed weight loss in my face is after i was in afghanistan for three weeks a few years ago and i lost 8-10 pounds from nonstop diarrhea. only time i've had hemorrhoids, too, from all the shitting and wiping. sucked. i think i was 166 when i got home. even my NECK was skinnier, and it's not like a carry a lot of fat there as it is.

damn thats crazy. what caused all the diarrhea? i usually get the worst diarrhea when i go away.