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Basketball / Re: NBA Trade Talk
« on: July 12, 2016, 08:16:12 am »Vince made me famous when he retweeted me.
Or I did? I don't know.
url to tweet? i recall something about this, but forget.
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Vince made me famous when he retweeted me.
Or I did? I don't know.
Yeah, lel. I watched I think over ... let me think... ~800 of his games. Incredible when you think about it. Started watching Vince play back in 2005, on a very bad internet connection, on low quality live streams and so on.
Quotebut i shouted "fuck crossfit!" and cackled with glee and ran around whooping and hollering and gloating.
I read this while at work and I almost exploded into laughter
Any crossfit dream is a nightmare, apparently.
http://uk.complex.com/sports/2016/07/eddie-hall-nearly-dies-trying-to-break-world-deadlift-record

https://twitter.com/SanjayKirpalani/status/751482926437535744
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One of the comments on yt:Quotearesmars20031 day ago
Great tactical race, here's 400m splits for top-4 and Rupp.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ares2000/28210779665
First 4 all hitting ~52s last 400m ,![]()
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07/09
60 mins stretches and rolling
07/10
Ultimate Frisbee
Scrimmage: 90 mins
Practice: 90 mins
Feeling really burned out the whole time. We lost 12-15 to a U-19 team. I didn't make any major mistakes, but just didn't really feel like I wanted to be playing. No layouts (dives for the disk), no skies (catches over someone in the air), got a lucky pointblock (knocked down someones throw). We ran some "optional suicides" at the end and I finished last for all of them. By a large margin. One set was about ~800m, one was about 200m. Cramps/hamstring aches after practice.
Could my lack of energy be caused by a high protein/sugar diet? Not very many clean carbs last week, very few fats. Also skipped dinner and had a not large breakfast. I refuse to believe I'm this out of shape, I usually do well at suicides. Also maybe the sprints/PR level squats were a little too much getting back into regular training.
07/08
Squat: 135x10, 205x8, 255x5, 265x5, 275 4x5 Strong! Depth is nice and low, a significant portion are atg. This is right around PR level. 3 min breaks
t0ddday, help me out here. can't articulate a response to that well enough to try.
WEIGHT: ???
SORENESS: none
ACHES/INJURIES: left soleus (?)
MENTAL STATE: blah
- warm up
- MB OH toss x 5,5; no step x 3,3
- LTMP squat 155 x 20
weird combination of easy and hard. made it to 20 without much difficult but don't know how many more i could have done. racked it the interest of protecting my back, which felt okay today but which was out of sorts yesterday.
- superset x 3
-- pull up x 5
-- dip x 5
-- TTB x 5
pretty weak workout all around. fuck it.
confused why you think submax repetitions of an exercise impair movement efficiency. how do you learn a new skill, except by doing it with less than full effort until you're comfortable enough with it to push yourself?
But you're not learning a new skill. You're already pretty far along in your jumping movement efficiency and have done tons of max effort jumps (already comfortable doing max effort jumps). I think a submax jump might have subtly different mechanics from a max effort jump, which is why I think they might be ineffective as movement efficiency work. Once you've progressed past the point of beginner movement efficiency gains, what's the point?
I have seen people on the forum encourage submax jumps and they seem good on the one hand cause you can spare your cns/joints but I don't know how much they actually help improve