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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: June 13, 2012, 01:52:44 pm »
what did i just read.. lol
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Upper body stuff is missing , don't totally nelglect it ,
good nervous systemslow nervous system and good natural strength levels your potential gains might be towards the lower end. In summary you have to identify what "type" of athlete you are and just do what you can do with what you have to work with.
Intervals would be a more useful measure of fitness for basketball, but still wouldn't be great honestly. Still something like run 50 meters, 30 second walkback to the line and run 60 meters the other way, repeat 5 times and calculate total running time would be a lot better.
Don't that statistic but even if it's true, the average basketball player doesn't run 5 miles a game he MOVES five miles a game. He does that jogging, running, sprinting down a 25 meter court, walking, standing around during free throws, etc. Because of this the energy systems used are completely different than those used in a mile run, so the comparison isn't useful.
Please summarize for us why the author thinks that you can build strength better with high reps as opposed to low reps.
Iono if i were you i wouldn't quit playing basketball. At least don't quit playing organised basketball coz it's a skill so overall you'll be a better player by just spending a lot of hours practicing on top of all the stuff you doing atm to improve your athleticism. While your playing you can still look for better teams. I can understand quitting pick up ball though. With pickup sometimes you get people that can play but 90% of the time you're just playing with scrubs who aren't gonna help you improve your game. Just my 2 cents.