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Those were the most amazing depth jumps I have ever seen!
I love cats, too, always have. When I was a kid I used to be fascinated by cheetahs because I read about them being the fastest ground living animal on the planet. Here is some pretty good footage of a cheetah hunting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iarsmqA3dck&feature=related
Here is more about the snow leopard. Very interesting video. For a display of athleticism watch from the 2:05 min mark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSGikymKFlc&feature=related
infamous is something famous for being bad*
ah.. i see that its very little weight work, mixed with more actual jumping...
is it a must to have them in the same workout?
the reason why im askin this is cos the courts at the gym i go to, they're always kinda packed.
and there's a court just 5 mins away from my place, so if we could split them into weights day, and court days, it'd be easier.
but if there's a reason why u plan them like that, i'll definitely try to work things out, mayb get to the gym earlier or something.
you'd have to explain some of the terms there im afraid man...
whats a 1-step lead in RVJ?
what core exercises do u recommend? i normally dun concentrate too much on these, i just slap on a few sets at the end of each workout if i still have any energy left..
jumping for PRs... i could do that during warmups... but there isnt much time to be honest, each weekend 3 games are planned back to back.
as for feelin fresh or not on sunday after the game... that'd depend on how tough the week's work was. if both weight sessions tire me out, and i dun recover in time, i go to the game on sat at less than 100%, then sunday i dun really remember how i feel, i was always just anticipating the next workout. but i'd imagine i dun feel any much worse...