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bron's instagram has some unexpected stuff.. jaja.

And yep, i study while i walk. Nothing like getting in 2 hours of studying in, yet having it not take away any of your free time!

nice! didn't know you studied while walking.

yup.. and you get extra blood flow to the brain. seems like an effective combo. 

there's no way you can hit the track after work (after 5PM)? what about something like wednesday/saturday? You should be able to get in a track session on the weekend.

If you can't get to the track during the week, maybe just take it to the streets (or a football field etc)? So one session on a field (Wednesday) and the other on the track (Saturday).

Not sure why you wouldn't be able to fit in two quality sessions per week.. if you were trying to fit in like 4-5 then ya that would seem much more difficult.

(also going to move this to Strength/Power subforum.. this section isn't visited much).

pc seifullaah

http://www.adarq.org/progress-journals-experimental-routines/adarq's-journal/msg120407/#msg120407

fastest mile, walking PR's: (mile 3 & 6)
- 3. 12:43  (-9 seconds from 12:52)
- 6. 12:22  (-30 seconds from 12:52, -21 seconds from 12:43)

endomondo has me setting a ton of PR's for this session: 
- 1 hour: 4.53 mi
- 3 mi: 39m38s
- 5 km: 41m07s
- 10 km: 1h22m59s
- i imagine this is the most miles i've walked in 2 hours also..

pc!

Quote from: LBSS on May 31, 2016, 03:48:38 am

i don't think i'll have time for either of those. but this will not be my last trip to gva, i think being in pakistan will mean at least 1-2x/year here. chamonix looks awesome.

passed the f out last night after dinner, was so tired. this morning didn't have time to do full daily routine so did:

- circuit x 3
-- squat x 50
-- YTW x 10
-- push up x 10

- SL jumps x 5,5

- stretch

I'm amazed by the dedication of the people on the board that you can do anything at all... I'd be eating chocolates and thinking about how I should work out...

hah.

i'd workout then eat a fuckton of chocolates.

Warm upx10 mins at 5mph
4x400 with 400 recovery at 7.1mph
    -  I strung the first 2 together then after that I walked for .15 and jogget the last .1 into the next.  This sucked but it could've been worse and has felt worse.  I think I was a bitch with the recovery.
4x200
      - I felt tired by this and I tied my shoes too tight.  I walked yet again for the recovery portion because I felt sick.  Last one I did it at 9mph and the first 3 were 7.1

nice

In a few weeks I plan on buying a bike so I can stay outside instead of having to go for a long run outside, drive to the gym and hop on the bike inside.

bike to gym and then bike inside? wtf. ;f

lots of good discussion.

I just have something else to add..

What if Lebron can't improve his free throws, his left, his footwork, etc? I've watched people toss stuff like that around for a long time.. but at some point, maybe we just have to deal with the fact that he can't make any significant improvements to these areas of his game. It may sound crazy to some, but we also have to realize Lebron is a freak athlete with insane power/strength. I imagine he got away with ALOT, in terms of over-utilizing his athleticism while he was developing as a child, teen, and young adult (and even in the NBA). These are very important years that you can't get back. If you look at someone like Curry, well, he absolutely has to be much better than Lebron at shooting free-throws, 3-ptrs, ball handling, etc. If he wasn't, he wouldn't even be a starter.

So the possibility that Lebron has reached a ceiling skill-wise is definitely there. And with that, he's managed to help get his teams to 6 straight finals, 7 total, various awards/accolades, 2 championships, gold medals, stat sheet monster, among the greatest stat-wise in several departments in HISTORY, etc.

I'm fairly certain he knows he's not ice-cold from the free-throw line to close out games.. How can you practice that? You can't.. that's just something you acquire over the years, or you just don't have it. It's very possible that he just DOESN'T have it. But he makes up for it in so many other ways. That has to be acknowledged.

Look at someone like Rodman.. he figured out exactly who he is. He's considered an all-time great. I'm sure we could go on and on about all of the things he could have improved in his game, but didn't; shooting, ball handling, free throws, etc. I'm sure he tried for a while, then realized it might be better to just hone-in on who he is and contribute in different ways. People rarely criticize him because they've realized who he is, a monster rebounder/defender/leader.

That reason above, is why I just don't understand many of the Lebron criticisms.. He's not Kobe, MJ, Magic etc.. He has his faults, but somehow he keeps winning. I think that needs to be respected as a skill in itself. He's a dominant force when he's out there; rebounding, assisting, scoring, leadership etc. He can dominate in any form.

Finally, again i'll go back to his athleticism.. How many times have we seen freak athletes do absolutely nothing in the nba, or never even make it to the nba. I'm sure most of us who have played basketball on the streets have seen people who are just freaky athletic but never do anything. Lebron could have been "that guy". He's worked on his game HARD in order to not be, that guy. He could have easily have never developed a jumper at all, or the court vision he has. He could have been obsessed with dunking/power and that's about it.



edit: for those who don't know about his h.s. football background: http://espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=5360552

In reality he's a two sport athlete.. He wisely chose basketball. People with his power don't usually have nearly the kind of finesse he has. He's a damn NFL Tight-end out there who can light it up from anywhere on the court.

Also, as far as his nickname.. I have no idea if he named himself "King James" or other people around him did.. It's fair to say it's just going to be his nickname, given it's one of the first things you think of when trying to create a nickname for someone with the last name "James", since for some reason we all know about a King named James.

And Kobe named himself the Black Mamba.... relax people.

I wouldn't say his ego is any bigger than MJ or Kobe.. MJ fought steve Kerr during a practice, got in numerous fights. Kobe got into several fights (chris childs lit him up), he was hated by many of his teammates and those around the league. How many fights has Lebron been in? Maybe that says alot about his personality (or how the NBA changed).. Maybe he just isn't as much of a KILLER as Kobe or MJ. I'd definitely say he isn't. He's this weird mix of scorer, assist-man, rebounder, freak athlete, great leader, etc.

Now if only Shaq had developed a Jumper and improved his free-throws............... 

pc! ;f