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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Kingfush
« on: August 30, 2012, 01:58:24 pm »not to nitpick, but you completed the year yesterday.
seriously, though, amazing work.

lol.. thanks man
FYI - i did not take anything other than creatine, whey and lots of caffeine.. my BP is too low anyway to be asked if i take PEDs/AAS.
yes, there are better training routines to progress in the squat. i did this very high frequency squat (lifted at least 1x/day, average 2x and also spent days doing 3-4x /day using an average of 385-405-425s) because it made lifting a high percentage of my BW easier. i did not fail a single paused rep of 2.25BW. once you have the muscle mass, the skill of lifting heavy needs a lot of practice.. something that worked well using this daily thing.
all these daily lifts were using a pause rep. muscles recover a lot faster than ligaments. i did daily lifting on a non-pause style at one point and had to deload quickly due to the wear and tear. also goes to show how "tiring" jump training is.. doing too much jumps will get you injured easily.
i did not improve on the weight on the bar.. in fact, i was already in the repeatable 425-435 with 440-445 peak paused reps last year. the progress i made was being withing the 400s while leaning out to a peak 166 dry weight, averaging 168-170, 172-174wet weight.


