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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: November 05, 2010, 04:04:47 am »


11/04/2010

bw = 150
soreness = hamstrings a bit, back a bit
aches/injuries = left lower back, right mid back, left ham tendon slightly during glute bridges tonight, right forearm 'pull' (happened when reaching up for touch height hah), calfs
fatigue = not too bad, didnt get 8 hours sleep though so eyes burny all day

diet: 4 protein shakes, chicken + mashed potatoes + salad + chocolate-cake, little piece of chocolate




workout: trapz + shoulders
- S1: ssbar shrug: 165 lb @ 5, 5, 20, 20, 20, 25, 25, fast: 10, dead
- S1: standing ohp: 70 lb @ 5, 5, 14, 13, 17, 15, 15, fast: 10, 5, dead
- S2: pushups: BW + 10 lb : 35, 32,
- S2: glute bridges: 100, 50,
- S2: calf raises: 50, 50,

safety squat bar shrugs and deadlift ftw.. for shrugs, the 'comfort pads' on it, they slide up your thigh ez, unlike barbell shrugs gripping your shorts.. for deadlift, it's elevated ~4 more inches or so, which I like, makes keeping form alot easier because the bar is elevated slightly.. plan on actually deadlifting with my SSBAR now :D





exercises to add:
- single arm db standing ohp
- single arm db side bends
- ssbar deadlifts for reps
- chinup/pullup holds with weight
- single arm db curl
- trainer CoC gripper repouts
- db front & lateral raise

total repertoire so far:
- squat
- dips / pushups
- chinups / neutral grip pullups / wide grip pullups / single arm db row
- 3" & 2" bar curl
- 2" bar standing ohp
- db shrug, ssbar shrug
- high rep walking lunges
- glutes bridges / calf raises
- rear delt fly

:D



i feel like natho :)




my mom's new dog:

http://www.adarq.org/forum/nature-wilderness-hiking-and-misc-outdoorsy-stuff/my-mom%27s-new-dog-gizmo-2-0-post-20-000/msg20525/#new

18512
Figured I'd mention it here since I've already mentioned it everywhere else, I got my results and I have torn cartildge in my ankle, Dr said I have a "pot hole" in my ankle, I'm going to need to see a foot/ankle specialist.

damn that sucks man :/ keep us posted on what foot/ankle specialist says, stay focused.

peace man

18513
havent had time the past few days to write down wat i did...

got a bench PR, DJ PR.

normally i get like 1 joint of my fingers on the ceiling, managed to get like 2 joints for 5-6 times total.

gonna go test vert later if possible, hoping for a PR in that too haha...

whoa, nice, been wondering where you have been.. sounds like you are ready to hit some nice PR jumps, hope so.

peace!

18514
2 months old, ~3 lb, he'll weight 8-11 lb






going to post more pics/vid tonight ;F



old gizmo 1.0:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi4DdsMraEM" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi4DdsMraEM</a>





more pics of gizmo 2.0:






























18515
tons of studies have correlated leg strength improvement via squatting to vert gains etc.. their are old russian sports stats and stuff like that, which give details about percentiles on various performance markers, by age etc.. can't find them though. There hasn't really been any worldwide studies on it though, from what I've seen. All you can go on really is small sample sizes, use those averages/stats.

here's a question from Nizar to Prof. Verkhoshansky:

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Dear Professor Dr. Verkhoshansky,

I'm interested in the average relative strength numbers of elite level highjumpers in the squat exercise. Also, do these high jumpers ever reach relative strength levels that don't allow for further transfer to the high jump?

Is there a general guideline derived from practice on how much relative strength is enough for athletes interested in maximizing vertical jump height? I'm not only asking about jump height off a single leg like in the highjump, but also about vertical jump height  from a standing start or from a run with both feet.

Yours respectfully,
Nizar Abu-Hamdeh
Vienna, Austria




Verkhoshansky's response:

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you'd probably have to use a normal distribution curve to find what percentile you are in. Assuming jumping is normally distributed. Find the median. do some research and calculate the standard deviation of a decent sample on a calculator. Then calculate how many standard deviations away desired vert jump number is from median. (zscore) Then find a normal distribution table and find the percentile that matches up with your z score.

LOL WTF.

18518
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: November 04, 2010, 05:25:11 pm »

damn!

man...

you hit your head on the backboard foam pad...

now thats sick man... i mean seriously...

no sugarcoating or anything...

i mean who does that on a regular basis...

the look on their faces were priceless... WTF?! lol...

i dont feel it in the pics... but the vid man! damn! just damn!

this is another l-tyrosine vid for me man!

hah @ l-tyrosine vid, glad to provide some motivation mang.


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more motivation!

i gotta work harder!

damn andrew man...

thats what i call THUNDER!

respect.

thanks alot.. love the encouragement/support as always, pc

18519
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: November 04, 2010, 05:23:59 pm »
I challenge you to a race. First person with traps like this wins:




already there breh, did you not see my latest physique pic with the back pose?

good try tho

tonight i'm doing shrugs/standing OHP probably :)

pc

18520
welcome to the forum man, i liked the new vid, the windmills were sick & that jump at the beginning was very impressive.. like we talked about in that other thread, would be interesting to see some max height tomohawk/windmill/power dunks from lob, i'm guessing you could land some ridiculous footage off lob.

you doing anything other than basketball/dunking/jumping for your vert?

pc

18521
Basketball / Re: Did we all just get clamantfever'd?
« on: November 04, 2010, 05:18:46 pm »
I don't do dunks off lobs much becuz I'm just not good at throwing them. I know for most dunkers its easier to make dunks off a lob but not for me...idk it's weird.

ya lobs can be tough, I feel that having an extremely pumped up bball really helps, especially on indoor courts where the bball's hit the wood & die. Once you have the timing down it's pretty easy, and for myself at least, it definitely helps me get up a little higher.


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I'm sure if I mastered it it would open a lot of doors

ya it would, you're landing some nice stuff off dribble, but you get up way higher with full arm swing.

pc

18522
Basketball / Re: Did we all just get clamantfever'd?
« on: November 04, 2010, 04:44:02 pm »
Yup , that jump , its insanely high , ~42'' or more , legit , word!

DAMN , i just checked his account, he removed all the old vids! That's a real loss to the dunking youtube community!!! :( :( :(

NOT kidding , those vids and comment battles were epic...


lmao tell me about it, i still have those vids too i just made them private lol but i can put them back up if you want. Just curious, who are you and wats ur youtube username? I wonder if you were one of the seemingly hundreds of ppl i used to talk shit to.


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By the way to everyone here I'm not here to start shit or anything,

ya didn't expect you were


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I know i did a lot of stupid shit when i was younger but i'm different now

that goes without saying, for every human :)

you don't do much max height dunks from lob, but i imagine they would look insane given the height of that jump in the pic/beginning of that vid.. flying on that jump

peace man

18523
Lakai makes great skate videos, check out "Lakai Fully Flared"

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zcFucuJHjw" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zcFucuJHjw</a>


that's one of the coolest intros ever.. amazing vid

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: November 04, 2010, 06:01:14 am »
So how high is the backboard? Looks damn high and you got your forehead there , awesome!  :highfive:

dno man haha... i mean, i'd imagine the pad is a little lower, and the actual bottom of the backboard would be 9' i'm guessing....

not sure though man.. im gonna do some head height jumps on this other ~9' sign i jumped on last session, at that shopping center, will vid tape friday probably.. should be fun.. gonna try and knock it off the chains.



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Also , that dude wears a backpack and yet he is so explosive soaring to the rim , WTF ?!?!?!  :o

haahaha ya, that's just swag.. he trying to show off some swag ballin` with a backpack..

funny

he was good, so was that kid who made the other 3/layup.. they both tried dunking and failed, but they got up kind of nice..

peace!@$

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