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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 06, 2010, 12:46:45 am »need to make a push for sub 150 !!@$!@%
10/4/2010
bw = 153
soreness = glutes, low back slightly
aches/injuries = right hip a little
fatigue = a little
diet:
- half protein shake + 3 bananas
- burger on pumpernickle + 1 banana
- half protein shake
- workout
- protein shake
- protein shake + turkey & cheese sandwhich
workout: low volume jumping + high volume reactive
- sprint warmup to court (1.5 miles)
- jumps: didn't do a ton, did like 2 x 5each LR-DLRVJ alternating with RL-DLRVJ, then 10 each leg L-SLRVJ alternating with R-DLRVJ
- lots of power on my relaxed jumps, really had alot of spring.. only jumped from 2 steps on DLRVJ
- on the one LR-DLRVJ that i put alot into got 33 off 2 steps, went back to relaxed jumps.. good sign
- L-SLRVJ was easy 30's, relaxed
- EDIT: my glute cramped up pretty bad during SLRVJ, right glute.. those damn VJ TO SS ada trashed my glutes on saturday.
- MR tuck jumps: 50, 50, 40, 40, 40, 60, 60
- 1-step DLRVJ to SQUAT ADA: about 10 x 1 (during a 3 mile walk)
done
interested to see how i feel tomorrow, i feel real crappy right now, but my recent dunk session came after tons of tuck jumps, so it'll be interesting to see what i jump tomorrow if i feel good.. if i feel real shitty i'll possibly put it off until wednesday (if possible) for the vertec jumps, i want 35" off 2 steps, would be sick.. would like my SVJ to go up a bit past 122" touch too heh.
regardless, have to be peaked saturday for some big dunks, dunking with eddie.
peace
50, 50, 40, 40, 40, 60, 60 of tuck jumps is a lot!!
are they any good ??
well, i recommend staying between 10-20 reps, for MAX EFFORT tucks, i'd stay in the 10 rep range.. i'm experimenting with volume and 'near max effort' tuck jumps etc.. since i've brought back the high rep reactive work my jumping has really been on point.. if you incorporate tuck jumps/pogos etc, just do them before lifting (and after jumping if you do any jumps), for example; warmup, (optional jumps), reactive work (tucks/pogos/etc), lifts, core, ...
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if i get lazy with water intake then my ham tendon injury pulls alot easier, same with alot of other aches/pains.