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Date:18/06/2014
Bw: n/a
Soreness: both shins mild super sore to touch

Warm up
   Heel walks
   Sprint drills
   Lunge walks
   Side skips
   
Workout
   5 x 116m @100%

Cool down
   Heel walks
   Stretch

Comment
It was a hot sunny day so my mouth dried very quickly. The warm ups were OK, the first run as yesterday my legs were weak and were not powerful, second run was a bit better, the third better also and the last two were good. Had to do finger and hand foam rolling by pressing across the sore spot.

Rating: 6/10

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Introduce Yourself / Re: Help on program
« on: June 18, 2014, 02:31:41 pm »

Now, the squat, interesting numbers. You did not tell us your weight, but whatever it is, 100kg full squat is too weak, both for an acceptable vert base strength level or for a strength plateau.

 :o 100kg is too weak, even regardless of his weight what if he weighed 30kg? :P

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Introduce Yourself / Re: Help on program
« on: June 17, 2014, 06:32:55 pm »
no... :ninja:

2359
Date: 17/06/2014
Bw: n/a
Soreness: quads and hamstring and entire shin lower part all the way back to a chillies heel sore

Warm up
   Heel walks
   Sprint drills
   lunge walks
   Side skips
   Mobility stretch

Workout
   5 x 116m @100%

Cool down
   Heel walks
   Stretch

Comment
It was a nice day, the grass has been trimmed so expected a good run near the start which had wild grass growing ankle high, I did warm ups which went well and when I did my firs run my legs felt weak not producing power and faitigues prob from yesterday, I did the the second third and fourth and rested for a while and they all were average or slower, after rest fifth was much better run. After my quads lower shin and acilies heel hamstring quite sore again. There was some wind blowing behind me running but did not affect my runs.
After rest soreness a bit less.

Rating: 5/10

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Introduce Yourself / Re: Help on program
« on: June 17, 2014, 03:19:02 pm »
I meant... lift your knee high when you... when you sprint and do plyos... that's... that's what I meant...

Good save lol

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Introduce Yourself / Re: Help on program
« on: June 17, 2014, 04:30:27 am »
run everyday

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Futbol (soccer) / Re: USA 2 - 1 Ghana
« on: June 17, 2014, 04:18:16 am »
Woh i thought ghana would pull through but usa got it, a lot of shocking results in the opening round such as 4-0 germany vs portugal and 5-1 spain vs netherlands.

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that is some grade-A found poetry material.

lol thanks i think, when ever i workout something happens, i keep a note to self to include in my journal and this is how it turns out.

2364
Date: 16/06/2014
BW: n/a
Soreness: entire lower leg is radiating pain mild 6/10 pain and core

Warm up
   heel walks
   sprint drills
   lunge walks
   side skips
   mobility drills

Workout
   6 x 116m @100%

Cool down
   heel walks
   stretch

Comment
It was a cold day so brought my coat along, I have also decided to take time every 2 weeks to make the workout go faster, as the timing for some reason brings the workout to a slow, because it is tense to time and try and improve then before, took my coat to workout, the gypsies and the caravans were gone  :headbang:, all the field to myself lol, the warm ups was good, it rained lightly for a while, so grass became wet because of it. After I did my runs, the runs were average, the start was a bit weird but was able to get it together when upright, the second run was better and after a long rest than expected waiting for people to pass, I ran the third and fourth one after the other, which did not break me to run again, rested for a while but not long as i had only one run to go and ran the fifth but since i had handkerchief in my pocket, which was bothering me, i took it off and placed it on my coat, and folded my coat over it, I ran the last which was average and finished not very tired so picked up my coat and went home, when i was outside my block, few steps away from my house, I felt my pocket because handkerchief sticks out, it wasn't there and i remembered i left it there and when i picked up my coat it must have dropped on the floor, so had to walk all the way back take my handkerchief, when i got there i had a sneaky thought, i might as well run as i am here, must be fate that brought me back to run one more time and my lower legs were tired, so took my coat off and ran the sixth time and it was fast as i could tell i came out of the start not much lean as I saw i ran the first 20m fast, and made sure i maintained and try swing arms as fast as i could and control it all the way to the finish and finished it and it was my best run for that day, a very good run. my legs again sore. Never experience this sort of pain in my previous workouts, must have been that I have been increasing my speed and i am pushing myself at that speed so pain is bound to be a lot more than previous, as i push my self as I always do with any of my runs, all 100%, need rest now, lower legs core and hips sore, but love it as it shows I really pushed myself today.

Rating: 8/10

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So it is a matter of hip separation.(flexing one hip while extending the other).

Here is a test to test hip separation, not a bad evaluation.

Active Straight Leg Raise: Lie on your back and keep one leg straight on the floor as you lift the other leg (keeping it straight with the toes pointing toward the ceiling). If you cannot get the knee of the moving leg past your down knee (**without the body/hips rotating) then you need to correct this.

Here's the website where I got this to show how to correct it.

http://www.fitocracy.com/knowledge/should-you-be-sprinting/

Probably it can help, also try doing skips for height from standing for several steps see how that goes and tape it.

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: June 15, 2014, 07:14:32 pm »
Definitely. Also take a look at what his knee and tibia does after the plant. No forward movement AT ALL happening. If you look at how his body moves, that is a 100% posterior-chain driven jump.

Wow, you are right, he just jumps straight up from that plant, amazing
 :wowthatwasnutswtf:

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Boxing / Re: provodnokiv vs algieri - wowwwww
« on: June 15, 2014, 07:07:11 pm »
oh wow what a fight, so much to say but don't know if i remember them all.

firstly what a great fight, in the first round when provodnikov got him on the first shot, which was disgusting shot, knocked him out i was thinking this is one of those tune up fighters you see always get knocked out, then after second round onwards, algiery picked up the pace, he has a great team who give great game plan and he carries out those plans to the t, algiery is an excellent well tuned boxer, his kickboxing career has definitely given him that edge, i can tell by his, height, also his height was not much an advantage as his reach, but another algieri's jab is soo damn, good, let's just if anyone wants to know about the jab, go to this guy, he just uses it soo perfectly against ruslan provodnikov an animal, when he comes to attack algieri jabs him to ground his power, he got rid of the animal from provodnikov, he took the power away from provodnikov, i like his creep/crawling style his corner gave him, that eye was bad, i was scared they would stop round after round, why don't they cut it with a blade just to reduce it.

so besides large swelling eyes, jabbing and some power shots, 41% landing, which was knocking ruslan's head back, especially with the jab, he was boxing him all the way through, he got my attention, he is very good, i also felt after from round 6 or 5 when algieri did a lot of jabs keeping him away all the way up to the last round, some in between rounds go to provodnikov, but I definitely agree with the judges decision of 114-112, I can't believe they gave ruslan 117-109, must have been the power punch over volume punches, but in my recollection, ruslan did not land that many power shots, he was missing a lot. then the last round, he was allowed to fight, he was fresh, which is good as he knows last round, same zab, box, keep him away, he was blind in that eye, so he has this beastly ability to anticipate his punches, even when he couldn't see, which was awesome, then when the scores were told and he was told that he was the new world lightweight champion of the world, i was happy with that decision, also an epic reaction from his friends and family especially his brother, what a well deserved win for him, that's what made this match all the more better, because of his ability and determination, he just got better and better at avoiding him.

would definitely love to see what he has next. he is also a nutritionist as you said, which I heard, a masters degree, lol, even more talent, so much to say about what an excellent boxer and performance by him, well deserved win.

I think the swelling eyes and roach's game plan ruined it, jab, uppercuts all to the head, so roach is good with strong fighters, but since he lacks them in defence, except for cotto, who already good defence, his fight against algieri was not good, too much aimed at the head, the swelling must have distracted him, should def have gone to the body.

Also I remember when ruslan comes to attack with combinations and power punches and swings, he lower himself to try find a space from his long jabs to get inside, but when algieri sees this he jabs him, which was smart to get him back up again, ruslan just could not find a way to get close and finish the job.

great fight.
deserve genuine  :wowthatwasnutswtf:  :headbang:

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Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: June 15, 2014, 04:09:39 pm »
Same here, its a private video.

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Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: June 15, 2014, 04:07:47 pm »
I know that guy I seen him jump as with Robbie grabbarz on athletics meets and he was good in this jump, he was explosive on the jump he had jumped so high he had big margin between him and the bar he can jump a higher bar with that jump, impressive.

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Date: 15/06/2014
BW: n/a
Soreness: mild shin, quads, achilies

Warm up
   heel walks
   sprint drills
   lunge walks
   side skips
   arm, calf and hip mobility drills

Workout
   2 x approx 200m @100%
   1 x 116m @100%

Cool down
   heel walks
   stretch

Comment
The caravans were still there about 5-7 and the gypsies were out to play,  :uhhhfacepalm: but I still did my warm up right in front of them in their face  :derp: ignoring them and doing my thing  :headbang:. This time they were playing the middle of the track and on the other side the other bend was occupied by african people playing football all the way up to the 200m finish line where some were playing badminton tennis sort of thing, So I decided to run from the start of the 200m mark didn't know which one just chose a line on the bend near where i usually start and run all the way around and up to 10-20m just behind the 200m finish line, the line of the bend was fading so hard to see, so I was guessing the curve to run, I ran it just behind the start line and ran as fast as I could and then coast the bend/ float and then pick it up again on the home straight, my legs gave way about 10m to the finish line. I rested about 3 min and did it again, I was ready to start at that time, but I still hadn't fully caught my breath, but still it was a good but tiring hard run. After first run it started raining so second run was slippery, but made it to the end, I underestimated the 200m, but it is still tough to run it 100%. TThe 200m is tricky as you start running on the curve, so I don't run straight forward but am running and slowly turning, so going to take time to get used to. Then the gypsies went inside due to rain, light rain, so took advantage after about 5 min rest, I ran my original and I ran it fast surprisingly, even after running the 200m. Hopefully they will leave very soon, maybe its because of the world cup, which I hope it isn't and they will stay till July  :ninja:.

Rating: 6/10

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