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Quote from: adarqui on February 16, 2015, 12:08:59 am

full plantar flexion extending on to big toe

ah, the impossible dream. after i dunk, i'll make sure my gravestone reads "dunked a basketball without full use of his big toes."

ETA: have you thought about going back to more traditional shoes for SL jumping? your feet are taking a beating from running, i imagine, and SL jumping is about as challenging an activity as there is for feet.

ya I think about it on occasion.. but, my feet feel fine when jumping, it's this shin issue. I've had it before plenty of times, eventually it goes away so i'm hoping history repeats itself.

other than that, there's a bunch of variables i'd rather tweak before switching shoes: bodyweight (i'm 180, need to be 150-160), surface (indoor jumping would be much easier on my body), need to get in better shape, need to let this shin splint disappear, need more reactive work, need more rest, more sleep. etc

my SLRVJ feels pretty good. I'm feeling pretty bouncy. I havn't been jumping much because running is still my #1 priority.

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man.. he finishes every one of those with such authority.

that was such a great performance. beast.

02/15/2015

bw = 182
soreness = calfs
aches/injuries = a few toes bruised, left shin splint slightly (feel it when jumping)


Afternoon Session: jump, bodyweight strength

Jumps:
- L-SLRVJ: 123" touch
- R-SLRVJ: couldn't get 120"
- shitty.. felt good though. havn't jumped in a while so, probably decent. Also the left splint thing holds me back.


Evening Session #1: run, bodyweight strength

shoes: vibram bikila evo
surface: pavement/concrete

Run: 3.4 mi
- fast
- more heel->toe than midfoot, but still fast
- felt very light


Bodyweight Strength:

Pushups: BW @ 32
Neutral Grip Pullups: BW @ 7
SL semi-shrimp squat: BW @ 12 e
SL calf raise: BW @ 10 e
Standing hamstring curl #1: 10 e
Standing hip ext: 10 e
Standing hamstring curl #2: 10 e
Standing straight leg hip flexion: 10 e
Standing hip adduction: 10 e
Standing double leg calf raise, full plantar flexion extending on to big toe: BW @ 10


None of those standing movements are with 'swinging'. Nice and controlled with pause. Feel like a 'chick' but also feel the activation/targeting these weaknesses, so it's all good.



Evening Session #2: stretch

- Bunch of stretching.


pC

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02/14/2015

bw = 183
soreness = nothing
aches/injuries = a few toes bruised


Afternoon Session: run, bodyweight strength

shoes: vibram bikila evo
surface: pavement/concrete

Run: 7.5 mi
- slow, easy run on purpose
- lots of midfoot running.. this is a mission. ability to run midfoot for 5k is the first step i guess.
- felt very light

Bodyweight Strength:

Pushups: BW @ 31
Neutral Grip Pullups: BW @ 6
SL semi-shrimp squat: BW @ 12 e
SL calf raise: BW @ 10 e



Afternoon Session: run, bodyweight strength, stretch

- Bunch of stretching.


pC