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Basketball / very nice and1 steve blake video - sick editing
« on: January 14, 2011, 10:04:57 pm »
i liked this.. very nice
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ya it wouldn't be too hard, would definitely take some time though, and i'm pretty burnt from programming all those years i just have this mental block with it now... so kinda hard for me to get anything done.
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I can help out too. Maybe we should start something open source and DB based. I'd be really keen on that. Would be great to be able to enter workouts, sleep, soreness/fatigue ratings and meals, bodyweight and be able to graph all that shit. Something aimed more at serious athletes than fitness people.
^BEASTED.
I do agree we might have to clear those progress trackers every month or cycle though.
So far I think it's a great tool, takes a bit of time but it provides motivation and overview.
The effort drips all over this stuff, just great.
Enough sweettalk, GET THAT SHIT MANG!`$*!@!

Adarqu, I always thought VERTEC testing is rather accurate if done correctly. What problems do you see with it?
If ur gonna keep adding on... Pretty soon each post is gonna be one page.
who cares???? heh
Obviously that guy does lol
HELL YEA BRO!! FILL A WHOLE FUCKING PAGE WITH ONE WORKOUT, THAT'S HOW WE DO ON ADARQ.ORG BABY!!!
Couple studies..
http://journals.lww.com/nsca-jscr/Abstract/2004/08000/Reliability_and_Factorial_Validity_of_Squat_and.28.aspx
http://w4.ub.uni-konstanz.de/cpa/article/viewFile/4526/4213
Based on the results of this study, it can be concluded that CMJ and SJ, measured by means of contact mat and digital timer, are the most reliable and valid field tests for the estimation of explosive power of the lower limbs in physically active men.
If ur gonna keep adding on... Pretty soon each post is gonna be one page.
not sure why you guys are your saying flying in four is a scam. I have it, it's legit. I'm pretty sure kelly wrote the workouts. All it is is basically three different 4 week programs, beginner , intermedaite, advanced and it includes a little about stretching , the testing day what to do.
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+ 2 bananas}, {ACHES/INJURIES=right ankle a little, left lower back/glute a little}, {FATIGUE=high}, {SLEEP SCHEDULE=9 hours}, {ANTI INFLAM=iced right ankle nice, very cold ice pack}, {STRETCHING=none}What if we made some simple software to log all of it? Wouldn't really be too hard... at least I don't think. Depends on what exactly it is we wanted.
Wednesday 1/12/2011:
-Track Warmup
-Weights
-Squat: 210x2x5, 200x1x5 (, sort of... I was advised by a coach to go lower to hit hip flexors more so I changed my third set to 200 and went deeper. I think I'll start back at 200 and keep the increased depth. It hit other areas that I felt were weaker, plus I had no problem going as far as I did because of long legs or anything...)
-DB bench press: 60lbx4x5 (post injury) ....( actually that's where I was the day I tore my shoulder... I'm feeling good about it)
-GHR S1: 3x8(FELT AMAZING, HAMSTRINGS ARE STILL COOKED)
-Seated rows S1: 180x3x8 (PR'ish... maybe. Never really keep track)
-Stretch and PWO shake
Probably one of the best days I've had, getting 60 in each hand for DB press felt good, progress on that has been slow until now, so I'm excited to see what happens. Going up to that weight really showed me the difference in strength between my right and left though... probably the most satisfying lift of the day. Nothing too special with the squats, from what I saw, I didn't really like the depth on the 210's but 200 felt pretty good at a deeper squat.
Side note: I did GHR and seated rows as an upper/lower superset like I did when I was doing the Scrawny to Brawny program. Also, while I was in the locker room, one of my friends that I used to lift with all the time (the one who recently screwed up his shoulder) mentioned that my lats look wider and my back was looking thicker. That made me pretty happy because he sees me all the time, and even he noticed. Overall, it's been a great day for everything.