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great dunks, great music and great...WTF!? is that a Predator on the right side on the screen! OMG! Darqui run for your life bro!

 

thanks esav, knew you'd luv that jack conte track.. dude is a beast musically.









gizmo going crazy in the car

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBWw6iAgNTI&hd=1

Quote from: T0ddday on August 24, 2011, 12:18:29 am

Totally horrible comparison.

+1.


Who would you say has the most elasticated Achilles tendons out of T-DUB & Conley? & reason why?, comparing that vid to the Rucker Park NYC dunk vid.

so if t-dub has a 51" vert, and stefan holm has a 51" vert, or area-51 has a 51" vert, or even adam linkenauger has a 50" vert, why the god damn fuck do you keep idolizing t-dub compared to everyone else?

Including sprinters, long/triple jumpers, I think T-DUB could have the most elasticated Achilles tendons on the planet?. Doesn't mean he's going to run faster/jump farther but the way he springs off the ground is just incredible IMO. But it's a full body thing.

if he has the most "elasticated" (lmfao) tendons on the planet, then why do you keep referring to his style of plant? if t-dub is in fact more like a kangaroo, why does his plant matter at all? his plant becomes a biproduct of his genetic advantages, not the other way around.. his plant didn't create his freak-like tendons..... his freak-like tendons created his plant.

anyway.. t-dub is hardly the most reactive athlete on the planet, single leg jumper's with similar verts will ALWAYS win that battle.. t-dub is freaky strong & very reactive, sure, but "most elastic athlete on the planet" ? not even close.

I whole heartedly believe it's more to do with his technique & dedication than anything else IMO, including any secondary exercise outside of dunkin'/even genetics. Just using your own bodyweight/forces can be enough resistance to produce awesome results, just add in great technique which complies with OP quote.

oh ok, you just answered my above question.. his technique and dedication formed his tendon length, tendon insertions, and fiber composition.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui2_VKFnaF8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui2_VKFnaF8</a>

why do you keep linking that boingscam video, we get it aready, relax.

thanks esav, ya i dont even know how it didnt go in.. itll be in some vid im rendering.

lol @ umt, ya im a hairy fu*k.





8/23/2011

bw = 146
diet = 4 tspn coffee + hamburger burrito, dunking, pb, worked up to 275 x 8 & 355 x 1 half pin squat + NGP=10, dog, 5 egg burrito, bw-exercises{4 sets of pmghr/pushups/glute bridges}

last set of pmghr was nice, 8 good partials.


rendering a really cool dunk vid i love how it came out.. adarqtv level but still, editing is pretty sick im enjoying playing with these new ideas.

pc

I actually tried to hit the backboard with the head and didn't succed because of insane fear on the first try, as I wasn't thinking I was able to actually do that and almost crushed my head on it LOL.

And yeah, I tried to pull the legs. Wanted to try something different. I am mad for that first miss, felt really high. I'm happy with the cool frames though

ya im afraid too unless it has a pad.. if it doesn't have a pad, you go for it then in the air you're like forget this. hah

you could really cut up your head on that kind of backboard.. would make for nice video i guess hah.

pc

hey man i'm gunna be a doucher and ask you for some workout advice!

it's fine, nothing douche about it !

so my lower back is in really terrible shape and squats seem to be making it worse...i'm looking into finding a good strength coach to workout the kinks with my so i don't feel like i'm dying the next 48 hours+ after i squat but in the mean time i was thinking i'd stop squating and try doing heavy barbell lunges since they don't seem to cause me pain...whats your take brother? does this sound good? or do you have anything else you think i might wanna try?

i'd stay away from barbell movements temporarily, work on dumbell movements.. dumbell lunge, dumbell calf raise, dumbell squat (holding db between legs, one db, both hands on it).. then i'd hit hypers, reverse hyper, ghr if possible, pillars for core, and glute bridges hard.

if you want to keep some efficiency with a bar on your back, just do some light lockouts, nothing crazy.. just to stay used to having a bar on your back.. but it sounds like you're probably over-arching with a bar on your back etc, abs not firing well, glute not firing well.. try to stick with DB movements for now, get crazy rugged on them, plus they'll give you bigger traps.

pC man

thanks Andrew i appreciate your time mon chum!

np mang

Let me just clear things up for everyone.

Quote actually isn't made up; it was taken by Pavel Tsatsouline in a magazine publication.

there's no way pavel wrote that idiotic paragraph

This actually does have an effect on jumping and in TDub's plant, but not as SV understands it.  Try this simple exercise to understand what Pavel was talking about.  Take your right foot and place it against something with a corner/wedge.  It could be a dresser,table leg, wall, pole etc.  Now keep the gap between your big toe and the rest of your toes between the wedge.  Generate force downwards(maximally or sub maximally is irrelevant) and notice the tension in the lower leg complex.  Now try it again but this time induce a clockwise twist and notice you are creating more tension.  TDub's ability to do this is aided greatly by the fact that he is HEAVILY pigeon-toed.  This "elastic winding" is especially prominent in athlete's whose knees come close together in a bilateral plant.

What SV seems to confuse as elastic winding is TDub's ability to convert horizontal momentum into vertical momentum.  He twists his body in such a way that he may approach the rim at nearly full speed without losing momentum into his plant.  This has nothing to do with elastic winding and is simply instinctual preservation of momentum.

i'll never be able to do that because i dunk cockeye'd, LR plant with righty dunks.. same reason we rarely see aut/gc taking off from tdub-like distance, if they were lefty's they'd be able to do it.

Quote from: adarqui on August 22, 2011, 03:26:06 pm

http://i.imgur.com/FS98N.jpg

How old is he?!

1 year old, lol.

Also, as for extra glute/ham work for single leg jumpers to supplement squats, what's your favorite exercise?

BSS?  GHR?  Dead Lift?

Thanks.

for glute, reverse hypers, if no access to reverse hypers, wide walking lunges.

for hamstring, ghr/pmghr.

pC