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ADARQ & LanceSTS - Q&A / Re: strength plateau/ pre exhaustive training?
« on: November 12, 2012, 02:08:51 pm »

  From a quick look I would try keeping your 3 x 5 on one day, and then moving your higher rep sets to the rdl day.  This will allow you to use more weight on your rep day and give more frequent practice with the squat.  There are many different ways you can go here, this is only a simple change while keeping the same set/rep scheme.

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: November 10, 2012, 07:54:28 pm »
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFSGhasyHhY" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFSGhasyHhY</a>

haha, very cool. I'd like to see her 100m times when she gets older  :o

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Scooby 2011 Journal
« on: November 07, 2012, 06:54:04 pm »

  Why are you guys encouraging him to do supra max single work every session?

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So what would be a good example of a chin-up with roughly equal bicep and lat stimulation? A wider grip? I like the chin-up bc I can feel my lower abs contract really hard transitioning from down to up. Would pull-ups or chin-ups on rings be roughly equal in muscle stimulation?

 Grip doesnt matter as much as how you pull.  Try touching your elbows together behind your back.  Next bring your wrist to your shoulder.  The more your pull/chin is like the first one, the more "back" youre going to target.  The closer it is to the second one, the more bicep.

I just tried that recommendation, I can feel the difference. I think the way you decribed for back is also the way Hannibal for king pulls in his many bw pull-up feats

Yea, you will see a similarity there with most those guys who have nutty pulling strength, its always a very "back" dominated pull.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Age vs Vertical
« on: November 05, 2012, 05:15:03 pm »
I hear you! So it should be like :
-Always stay at same load and try to get more reps if i got less than 18 reps last time.
-Go by feel if i got 18 to 25 reps last time.
-Always up the poundage if i got 25 or more reps last time.
Sounds more AREG that way, thanks Lance  :highfive:!

exactly. 

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ADARQ & LanceSTS - Q&A / Re: excelling at the military fitness test
« on: November 05, 2012, 05:11:59 pm »
  Repping out on the push/sit ups after workouts should get you to those goals quoted if youre frequency is high enough.  What I would do is perform as many sets as it takes to hit your goals/#'s, gradually trying to decrease the sets and get it in one go.

  With the running, I would keep it at a friendly volume and pace until you know its close enough to peak, then up the intensity enough to make your goal time.  You will likely get a little drop off in explosiveness at that time but it wont cause a drastic drop off IF you dont maintain that volume of higher intensity distance work. 

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So what would be a good example of a chin-up with roughly equal bicep and lat stimulation? A wider grip? I like the chin-up bc I can feel my lower abs contract really hard transitioning from down to up. Would pull-ups or chin-ups on rings be roughly equal in muscle stimulation?

 Grip doesnt matter as much as how you pull.  Try touching your elbows together behind your back.  Next bring your wrist to your shoulder.  The more your pull/chin is like the first one, the more "back" youre going to target.  The closer it is to the second one, the more bicep.

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LanceSTS's Performance Blog / Re: STS TV
« on: November 05, 2012, 03:01:26 am »
Thanks for the reply! How do you feel about single leg hurdle jumps (multiple reps of course) for improving single leg jumping, this instead of bounding?

 They are a nice exercise to implement, but should be used early on in the training cycle as a progression towards all out bounding imo. 

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LanceSTS's Performance Blog / Re: STS TV
« on: November 04, 2012, 06:05:01 pm »
Lance, maybe you already answered this but I couldn't find it on adarq.org. I noticed the single leg bounds your girlfriend performed, and noticed she performed them on concrete. Does she do this all the time? How do you feel about performing single leg bounds on concrete? The reason I'm asking because I don't have an area where I can perform bounds other than conc rete ground. Since I'm from europe, it's raining here all the time so grass is no good...

nah that was just for the video, any notable volume of bounds were done on grass most of the time.  If youre doing a lower volume of it you can get away with it, just make sure to do things like heel walks regularly to help prevent shin splints etc.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Age vs Vertical
« on: November 03, 2012, 06:40:26 pm »

  I think that will work very well for you man, one thing I would highly recommend is that instead of using 25 reps as a hard set target, make it something like 18-25.  You will understand why as you progress along.  There will come days that you simply dont feel like you can beat a rep goal, so you always have the option of upping the poundage 5 pounds, and starting over at the bottom end of the rep range, while still making forward progress.

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New RDL form check. Still at 80kg, trying to implement all cues ( glutes fired forward at start, feel glutes through all movement, slow down eccentric, knee bend from beginning to end , pull bar to hip crease ):

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldfE0SGGvxU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldfE0SGGvxU</a>

Feedback?

Looks good vag, just make sure to stay on the heels the whole time.  You have a little forward rock there in a few reps where you get kicked onto the forefoot a little, causing you to lose a little tightness.  Easy to fix though, and you are driving from the glutes MUCH better there.

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Nutrition & Supplementation / Re: Soy Protein Good or bad
« on: November 03, 2012, 06:31:44 pm »

  I recommend you pm lbss regarding this subject seifullaah, he can go into much more detail than can be conveyed into this thread.

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Basketball / Re: adarq cursing out fan at laker's game
« on: November 03, 2012, 06:07:17 pm »
odd seeing blake act like that, hes usually such a calm, easy going fella....



<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo5nRPC6uw8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo5nRPC6uw8</a>


(jg is a nice easy going dude btw, playing hard to hopefully get picked up overseas/nbdl, hence the "aggressive defense" that blake takes so personally.

edit:



I am embarrassed about this film circulating of me negatively on YouTube. This was an incident that I wasn't proud of that happened. I am sorry it happened at all, for all the University of Maryland fans and Community. I was simply defending myself in the heat of competition at the age of 18.

John Gilchrist

jgovereasy 1 year ago

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What if you're stuck?

 When youre using a 3 set rep total, with the option to up LOAD, its very hard to get stuck without some type of progression possible.  IF all of the above are exhausted (which will take a LONG time ) then you can change the exercise for a while, or even a day, and come back to what you were doing.  You dont have to beat a single set record, its cumulative of THREE sets, making it very easy to improve.

 What I normally do with guys in a situation like Vag is, have them squat 2-3 x a week.  Once the back squat has reached a high level and is harder to progress, one of those days will become front squat with the same set/rep scheme.  This gives you enough time between sessions to FOR SURE progress both exercises.  At very high strength levels you will use 3 different exercises at most for the same movement pattern (front squat, back squat, pause squat).   

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 Right, that was a random number for the total.  Up or down, depending on what your focus is, however, a nice thing about using that method is you tend to wave rep ranges naturally without much thought.

 When you first start you might hit ~13 total (max S focused rr).  Over the next 3 workouts, now youre up to 26 (more of a hypertrophy focused range).  Then on your 4th session you up the poundage and go back down to 10 or so reps.  You can continue this way for a LONG period of time pushing progress.

 Its nice when you look at your log and see for example, last session you squatted 300 for 25 total reps in 3 sets.  Today you definitely dont feel up to 26 or more reps, so you put on 305, and the numbers start over, while still progressing POUNDAGE on the bar.  Whatever number you hit that day is now your new marker to improve.  Its kind of like a built in deload/ a-reg system.

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