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20551
I'm gonna take a while to re-introduce loading but half squats/RDL's would probably be a good place to start once it feels okay again. Good tips though, wouldn't have thought to just reduce ROM. In other words, I'm dumb.   :D

lool

i'll try to video tape you this double leg hamstring iso that you could probably do, it actually kills me it's good shit..

description:
- lying down supine, put a small bend in both knees (very small), dorsi flex, squeeze glutes to extend hips off the ground a little..
- you'll be on your heels
- should really feel it in hamstrings, a small bit in low back but it goes away after, never had problems for it
- iso it for time.

You can do that same kind of thing with feet on say an 18" surface (chair) but legs completely locked, that's more of a double leg - stiff leg hip extension.. could rep those or iso it.

I'd imagine single/double leg glute bridges wouldn't feel to bad on the ankle..

And finally you have prone 90 degree glute..


So there you have 5 things:
- double leg hamstring iso
- double stiff leg hip extension (iso or rep out)
- double leg glute bridges (iso or rep out)
- single leg glute bridges (iso or rep out)
- prone glute (rep out)


hope that helps.. it's better than nothing.. could also probably do hamstring curls at the gym but i dno.


peace!

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Today:

warm up
none

work
circuit x3 of
pushups x20
crunches x40
L plank x30s
R plank x30s
leg lowers x10

cool down
full body stretch
foam roll upper legs

20552
With little kids, it helps that they weigh like 40 pounds. I think it was Lyle who pointed out that most 7-year-old girl gymnasts can embarrass the shit out of most well-trained adult men in bodyweight strength stuff.

well ya for sure that helps but when i was that young, if could barely do pushups HEH! didn't even know what a pullup was... so yea these kids definitely have an edge with training like this at a young age, i really do love this kind of training for young kids, properly implemented of course, without a TON of intense landings.. moderate gymnastics/bodyweight training at a young age has very impressive results down the road, wish i had done that stuff when i was young.

i found a vert of some really young gymnastics girl it looked near 20, she must have been about 8 years old, i think i linked it on here.. was very impressive.. all of the boys i tested during camps at memorial sportscenter, you'd be extremely lucky to get a 12 inch vert at age 8 ehehe.

peace

20553
Word, thanks man.

After taking a few days off, it's time to figure out how I'm going to work around this thing. It's still uncomfortable, but no pain except on extreme dorsiflexion/eversion and plantar flexion/inversion. Any recommendations for lower body exercises that don't involve the ankles?

In the meantime, I will continue to do upper body work and increase the focus on core strengthening. Once the ankle feels normal again: balancing, mobility/stretching, maybe some BSS iso holds, GHR, working in more compound/weighted stuff as it gets stronger. I will probably take a month off from ultimate.

Here we go again...

gah.. what if you did half squat off pins/rdl/deadlift off pins or something like that? obviously not going max but just using a moderate load to keep your strength? that would allow you to avoid those extreme angles while still recruiting some considerable mass..

:/

20554
Introduce Yourself / Re: Hey
« on: June 21, 2010, 05:52:45 pm »
I think you must have been thinking of someone else lol it was just "Tam". Didn't post much though.
Thanks, i think i was around 180-185lbs when i hit the 37" RVJ. I will get higher i think if i go back down to that weight. Yeah it was awkward as hell jumping but at my heaviest could still throw down a one hander  pretty comfortably.
Yeah i will keep a training journal,thanks i certainly will.

ah..

ya man, try and maintain as much of your squat as you can while going back down, and you will be absolutely flying.. you'll probably end up hitting 40 around 190 lb.

zigzagging diet will be important for helping to lose some of that fat while maintaining squat, just make sure you eat big before your heavy squat (lower body) days and you'll be fine.. then just pretty much eat moderate throughout the rest of the week.. Two big eatin` days a week seems to be enough to really help maintain strength while reducing bodyfat levels slowly.

peace man!

20555
his real job haha!

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20556
this guy has a slick style.. sick vid

edit: that's one of the best videos ive ever seen, just really cool.

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20557
Introduce Yourself / Re: Hey
« on: June 21, 2010, 05:08:00 pm »
Hey, just joined recently and thought i would introduce myself and throw up some stats. Don't know if anyone remembers me actually, used to post on the vertical summit years ago when it first started. Anyway used to play basketball alot and trained to increase my vert. Back at the start of 2008 i had a vert of 37" and was shooting for 40"  until i gave bodybuilding a shot. Fast forward two years and i am sick of carrying to much mass and want to shoot for that 40" vert again. Here are some of my stats:


Weight: 205lbs
Height: 6ft
Squat: 440lbs
Deadlift: 585lbs
Bench: 310lbs
Vert: Unsure but was hitting the low 30"s in the gym today off one step.


The squat and deadlift where both done at a body weight of 222lbs but hit a 420lb squat for four reps a few weeks ago, so strength is still there while i am trying to get lean.

hey man! welcome! I remember you for sure, but I think your nickname was "Tamfb" if i'm not mistaken?

Those are some very strong stats. What was your weight when you hit 37" RVJ? low 30's off a step isn't bad, just getting accustomed to full run ups again you should be getting up pretty good..

Maybe keep a training journal and keep us posted on your progress? You can definitely get 40, go get it.


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Btw the site is looking good!

appreciate it!

peace

20558
News, Announcements, & Suggestions / Re: New Features
« on: June 21, 2010, 04:15:15 pm »
more topics shown per page.. 50 !

progress journals section was becoming a mess with current journals on page 2, thats a good sign tho! :)

pc

20559
nice! 196 & dropping :D

will happen = (weight = drop slowly) + (1rmSquat/BSS = maintain or improve)

great that you had so much power on the explosive box SQ..

peace

20560
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: June 21, 2010, 03:57:05 pm »
going from that high height of a depth jump height, do you feel you still gain alot from an explosive strength stanpoint even though it is more "reactive" since your rebounding onto a box?

well i've always preferred regular DJ's rather than DJ's onto boxes/over hurdles for exactly that reason you stated.. DJ's over hurdles/onto boxes are great for people with sprinting emphasis, but for vert enthusisitists (sp) they lack that complete triple extensions and highest touch stimulus... so I PREFER normal dj's for vert, of course there is nothing wrong with incorporating both methods but one should be incorporated alot more than the other based on your goal: sprinting or jumping... so ya I feel dj's onto boxes/over hurdles are less of an explosive strength adaptation and more of a stiffness/reactive adaptation.

one very nice aspect of dj's onto boxes/over hurdles though, is there decreased specificity to jumping.. for me, this is a good thing, because I burn out on jumping quick in my brain.. for example, if i go dunk monday, well it's pretty impossible for me to dunk tuesday, i might be fresh wednesday, but i'll definitely be fresh thursday.. so these forms of dj's are working other parts of those cortical areas in the brain responsible for jump programming, which should allow me to get in some extra work without burning out my "highest touch/highest head head + runup jumps"..

also, it minimizes the TWO impacts.. I was only getting one major impact landing (the drop from the box), then i'd land on the bench, so I cut my plyo-shock-impact in half :D....

so ya i like what i did last night and will probably try and do it again tomorrow just to see what's up.. might start incorporating that alot more.. my shins/calfs/achilles/quads do feel pretty worked as i woke up this morning, but i feel very strong and have some stim from it.

peace man!

20561
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« on: June 21, 2010, 03:21:54 pm »
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20562
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: June 21, 2010, 05:59:40 am »
THE PLYO KING IS BACK!

6/20/2010

weight 156

father's day + rain ruined my workout, so i improvised..

workout:
- 10 yard sprints: 5 max effort, bunch of warmups
- some drop step jumps, like 3 x 5
- 30" table jumps: like 2x10
- 18" depth jump to 30" table jump: 1x10, 1x20
- 30" depth jump to 30" table jump: 1x5, 1x10, 1x10
- neutral grip pullups: power rack was wet so grip slipping, 12
- deep bar dips: 10
- pmghr's: best set so far, 1x6 or so
- pushups: 35

im actually pretty happy to have done the depth 'box' jumps.. minimized alot of impact (took out the second landing), which on the surface i'm dj'n on is pretty important..

the 30" dj's to 30" box were so reflexive and i was getting real good bounce..

left vmo + calfs/achilles are fatigued, good sign!

peace

20563
ok man check out week 5, only difference is a few modifcations on the singles, added upper maintenance to day 1, changing weights on day 1/3 etc..

ok so again, thursday/saturday are the biggest jumping days, so really focus on giving it everything on those days..

peace man

20564
heh! it is monday morning over here in singapore... am at work now, hitting the gym in abt 8 hours time :p



ah!








hey man, check out week 3 here... i've helped you with the weights.. i mean, if your back is bugging don't hit those weights, but if you feel good then those are the goals..

tell me if you think 127kg is too much on those msem squats.. you did it for your first session, we need to keep up a certain strength 'threshold' during this phase, we don't want to be going up and down too much IF we can hit the goal weight that session.. those 3 singles should be hard, but doable for 2 sets, so give me some feedback on that, because you did 120/127 first session, then on week 2 last session you did 120/125 etc..

for example, we want something like this, as an example:

week 1: day 1: msem 127 kg @ 2x3, day 3: msem 120 kg @ 2x3
week 3: day 1: msem 130 kg @ 2x3, day 3: msem 125 kg @ 2x3

every 2nd week its bumping up as we transition entirely into explosive phase.








ok so, we'll have a two week rotation so to get some extra volume in on the second week.. this is what I propose:

week 1: power emphasis
week 2: power + strength maintenance

week 3: power emphasis
week 4: power + strength maintenance




week 1:
- sunday: rest
- monday: power lower
- tuesday: rest
- wednesday: workout #1: jump session        workout #2: upper body
- thursday: power lower
- friday: rest
- saturday: games (use one of the warmups to hit some nice jumps, but you'll be jumping alot so..)



week 1: Day 1: Monday
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- "Stiff leg" Jump rope: 8 sets of 200 turns (i'll go more over this later)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA squat: 3x3

- C1: MSEM squat: 2 x 3 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep), 85-90% 1RM
- C1-rest: 5 minutes
- C1: jump squat: 2 x 5 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep), starting at 20% 1RM

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: dips or pushups: 2xAF

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH




Week 1: Day 2: Wednesday: Workout 1
- Small Caffeine Drink: 30 minutes prior, starbucks coffee drink or something, prebottled.
- BASKETBALL WARMUP
- SVJ's: 3x3
- RVJ's: As many as you want
- LIGHT STRETCH


Week 1: Day 2: Wednesday: Workout 2
- WARMUP (ACTIVE DYNAMIC OR BASKETBALL WARMUP)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- PRESS 1: OVERHEAD PRESS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5:
- PULL 1: SEATED ROW: Work up to a heavy 2 x 5:
- PRESS 2: BENCH PRESS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5:
- PULL 2: WEIGHTED CHINUPS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH


Week 1: Day 3: Thursday
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- "Stiff leg" Jump rope: 8 sets of 200 turns (i'll go more over this later)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA squat: 5x3

- MSEM squat: 2 x 3 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep), 85-90% 1RM
- REST: 5 minutes
- PAUSE (1 second) DB WALKING LUNGE: 3x3: HEAVY BUT NOT MAX, PERFECT FORM:

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: dips or pushups: 2xAF

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH







week 2:
- sunday: rest
- monday: volume lower
- tuesday: rest
- wednesday: upper body
- thursday: workout #1: jump session,  workout #2: power lower
- friday: rest
- saturday: games (use one of the warmups to hit some nice jumps, but you'll be jumping alot so..)


Week 2: Day 1: Monday
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- "Stiff leg" Jump rope: 8 sets of 200 turns (i'll go more over this later)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA SQUAT: 3x3
- SQUAT: 3x5 (done with 6-7RM), full rest between sets
- DB WALKING LUNGE: 3x5 each (done with 6-7RM), full rest between sets
- CALF RAISE: LIGHT: 3x10, 60s rest between sets

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S2: Pushups or dips: 2xAF

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH


Week 2: Day 2: Upper
- WARMUP (LIGHT BASKETBALL, help recover legs)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- PRESS 1: OVERHEAD PRESS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5:
- PULL 1: SEATED ROW: Work up to a heavy 2 x 5:
- PRESS 2: BENCH PRESS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5:
- PULL 2: WEIGHTED CHINUPS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH



Week 2: Day 3: Thursday: Workout #1
- Small Caffeine Drink: 30 minutes prior, starbucks coffee drink or something, prebottled.
- BASKETBALL WARMUP
- SVJ's: 3x3
- RVJ's: As many as you want, but not too much passed dropoff since there's a workout #2
- LIGHT STRETCH



Week 2: Day 3: Thursday: Workout #2
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- "Stiff leg" Jump rope: 8 sets of 200 turns (i'll go more over this later)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA squat: 3x3

- C1: MSEM squat: 2 x 5 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep), 85% 1RM (Lighter)
- C1-rest: 5 minutes
- C1: jump squat: 2 x 5 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep), starting at 25% 1RM

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: dips or pushups: 2xAF

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH












week 3:
- sunday: rest
- monday: power lower
- tuesday: rest
- wednesday: workout #1: jump session        workout #2: upper body
- thursday: power lower
- friday: rest
- saturday: games (use one of the warmups to hit some nice jumps, but you'll be jumping alot so..)



week 3: Day 1: Monday
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- "Stiff leg" Jump rope: 8 sets of 200 turns (i'll go more over this later)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA squat: 3x3 : 3 sets @ 70kg

- C1: MSEM squat: 2 x 3 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep): 2 sets of 3 singles @ 127kg
- C1-rest: 5 minutes
- C1: jump squat: 2 x 5 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep): 2 sets of 5 @ 40 kg

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: dips or pushups: 2xAF

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH




Week 3: Day 2: Wednesday: Workout 1
- Small Caffeine Drink: 30 minutes prior, starbucks coffee drink or something, prebottled.
- BASKETBALL WARMUP
- SVJ's: 3x3
- RVJ's: As many as you want
- LIGHT STRETCH


Week 3: Day 2: Wednesday: Workout 2
- WARMUP (ACTIVE DYNAMIC OR BASKETBALL WARMUP)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

DONT FORCE ANY REPS HERE, REALLY LONG STRUGGLE IS NOT GOOD, SO JUST RACK IT <- for the 5th rep etc
- PRESS 1: OVERHEAD PRESS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5: top set last time was 50kg
- PULL 1: SEATED ROW: Work up to a heavy 2 x 5: top set last time was 77.5kg
- PRESS 2: BENCH PRESS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5: top set last time was 90kg for 4, hit 85kg for 5 or 90kg for 5
- PULL 2: WEIGHTED CHINUPS: Work up to a heavy 1 x 5: top set last time was at "20kg"

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH


Week 3: Day 3: Thursday
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- "Stiff leg" Jump rope: 8 sets of 200 turns (i'll go more over this later)
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA squat: 5x3 : 5 sets of 3 with 65 kg

- MSEM squat: 2 x 3 (~30s rest between reps, reset & rerack bar between each rep): 2 sets of 3 singles with 120kg <- work on extra speed here, lighter because of game on saturday
- REST: 5 minutes
- PAUSE (1 second) DB WALKING LUNGE: 3x3: HEAVY BUT NOT MAX, PERFECT FORM: 3 sets of 3 @ 30,30,30

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: dips or pushups: 2xAF


- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH







week 4:
- sunday: rest
- monday: power lower
- tuesday: rest
- wednesday: sprint activation
- thursday: workout #1: jump session,  workout #2: power lower
- friday: rest
- saturday: games (use one of the warmups to hit some nice jumps, but you'll be jumping alot so..)


Week 4: Day 1: Monday
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- 18" DJ: 2 x 10
- REA SQUAT: 5x3 : 70kg
- SQUAT: 2 x 8 singles (done explosively, ~15-30s rest between reps) : ~110kg

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: Pushups or dips: 2xAF
- S1: back extensions: 2x

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH


Week 4: Day 2: Wednesday
- AD-warmup
- Light sprint warmup
- 10 yard sprints: 5
- 20 yard sprints: 4
- broad jumps: 3x5
- LIGHT STRETCH



Week 4: Day 3: Thursday: Workout #1
- Small Caffeine Drink: 30 minutes prior, starbucks coffee drink or something, prebottled.
- BASKETBALL WARMUP
- SVJ's: 3x3
- RVJ's: As many as you want, but not too much passed dropoff since there's a workout #2
- LIGHT STRETCH



Week 4: Day 3: Thursday: Workout #2
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA SQUAT: 5x3 : 70kg
- SQUAT: 2 x 8 singles (done explosively, ~15-30s rest between reps) : ~110kg

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: Pushups or dips: 2xAF
- S1: back extensions: 2x

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH
















week 5:
- sunday: rest
- monday: power lower + maintenance upper
- tuesday: rest
- wednesday: sprint activation
- thursday: workout #1: jump session,  workout #2: power lower
- friday: rest
- saturday: games (use one of the warmups to hit some nice jumps, but you'll be jumping alot so..)


Week 5: Day 1: Monday
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- 18" DJ: 2 x 10
- REA SQUAT: 5x3 : 70kg
- SQUAT: 2 x 6 singles (done explosively, ~15-30s rest between reps) : ~115kg

- BENCH PRESS: work up to 1x5
- SEATED ROW: 3x5

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: Pushups or dips: 2xAF
- S1: back extensions: 2x

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH


Week 5: Day 2: Wednesday
- AD-warmup
- Light sprint warmup
- 10 yard sprints: 5
- 20 yard sprints: 4
- broad jumps: 3x5
- LIGHT STRETCH



Week 5: Day 3: Thursday: Workout #1
- Small Caffeine Drink: 30 minutes prior, starbucks coffee drink or something, prebottled.
- BASKETBALL WARMUP
- SVJ's: 3x3
- RVJ's: As many as you want, but not too much passed dropoff since there's a workout #2
- LIGHT STRETCH



Week 5: Day 3: Thursday: Workout #2
- Active-Dynamic WARMUP
- PREHAB: SHOULDERS: 2x10, PRONE COBRA: 2x10, PRONE GLUTE: 2x10

- REA SQUAT: 5x3 : 70kg
- SQUAT: 2 x 8 singles (done explosively, ~15-30s rest between reps) : ~112kg

- S1: Pullups: 2xAF
- S1: Pushups or dips: 2xAF
- S1: back extensions: 2x

- CORE
- LIGHT STRETCH



Week 5: Day 4: Saturday: GAMES/JUMPS

- Get some max RVJ's in during warmup or at some point, after game etc.













ok we'll fill in stuff you are unsure of etc.. and i'll re-edit as you reply.

20565
hmm... oki i'll repeat week 4...

but will the lack of upper body work cause me to lose any strength?

im gonna post workout tonight, or is that already monday for you, shit!!! heh

if it is, just repeat he monday workout and add a 1x5 (bench)/2x5(seated row) before the pullups/dips

ill post a bit later tho fam is over right now..

peace!

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