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heh heh heh.......

replaced the workout today with the weekday league game.
its the court where i took my vid. think previous best there was abit of palm. this court is higher than the other one, where i got my entire palm over... so translated over, that jump would probably be about somewhere on my palm.

but today... i got my entire palm over at the higher rim as well!
definitely a pr, not sure how much though. if that estimation by vag earlier, of 3 inches above equals to abt 35 inch... this should be about about a 39... but if thats pushing it, a 38 should be pretty safe.

my planting definitely needs some work. all the time, i was trying to be really forceful and aggresive in the plant, trying to put my strength to use. but the pr jump came when the jump was kinda relaxed, like the plant wasnt really aggressive, more like a smooth jump.

27 slrvj? up yo game!

Good stuff! I guess the paused reps really strengthen the sticking point and thus can help to bust plateaus. Another option would be to begin and initiate the movement at the sticking point. For example if a trainee has problems with the parallel position in a squat he would set the pins low at that position, get under the bar and try to push up from that weak position. For squats this method might be better than the paused reps since breathing with a heavy load on the back is probably not the best thing to do.
But I can really imagine this method to be very effective for the bench press and press, especially in combination with what Lance said about using the rebound after the pause.