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nah trust me, people with small hands need at least 15 in over the rim to throw it down, cause they need their hand over the ball in a downward motion to dunk

if i could palm the ball i can just use my wrist to dunk it in, but now i have to use my entire arm to throw it down

this is wrong and in fact makes no sense.

Think about it, your hands have to be on top of the ball to dunk it in. You might get lucky once in a blue moon and the ball goes in, but to be able to consistently throw it down you need at least 13-15 in over the rim if you can't palm the ball.

no dude. 13-15" is halfway down a normal person's forearm. it's possible to throw down with an inch of clearance (i.e. 8" over the rim); that was my personal experience. higher is better, and obviously the higher you are the more consistent you can be. but there's no universe in which 13" over the rim is the minimum to dunk. not even with two hands.

2777
nah trust me, people with small hands need at least 15 in over the rim to throw it down, cause they need their hand over the ball in a downward motion to dunk

if i could palm the ball i can just use my wrist to dunk it in, but now i have to use my entire arm to throw it down

this is wrong and in fact makes no sense.

2778
MUSiC anD SHeeT! / Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now?
« on: July 21, 2017, 12:42:45 am »
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHfx4xkCO4E" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHfx4xkCO4E</a>

2779
yeah fair enough, i know you've experimented. guess i'm just feeling a little high on stretching right now given my own recent/ongoing n=1.

- GMB F1 W9 D3
did 60s crow hold instead of crow-to-forward-roll. more fun. struggled a little with front levers but that's not surprising after such a long layoff. should find a flatter section of floor to do them on. rushed stretching cause i had somewhere to be.

2780
you know this already but: keep protein high. set protein first and build around.

2781
must redouble commitment to stretching.

Potentially the most repeated comment in my log that fails to be adhered to. It's a goal that just gets renewed like my car insurance policy without ever really using it.

yeah, it's funny: i went through a few years where i just decided that stretching and SMR were dumb and so i mobilized before workouts but never really stretched after. didn't seem to hurt me none. but after noticing the big change in my right wrist after just a couple of months of not-even-that-intensive stretching and movement, i'm back on the bandwagon. let's see how well i do.

must redouble commitment to stretching.

Potentially the most repeated comment in my log that fails to be adhered to. It's a goal that just gets renewed like my car insurance policy without ever really using it.

i just finally quit stretching. forever. i finally gave up on the idea of stretching. I feel pretty good though, but I haven't been training hard consistently the last few months. i've had so many stretching related tweaks that I just decided, no mas.

:/

i don't believe you about "forever." you've certainly hurt yourself more stretching than anyone else i know -- a weird amount -- but i wonder if that's just because you need to find a better/healthier way for yourself to do it. your injuries often seem to come while you're trying to press and hold deeper/longer into a static stretch. the GMB approach i've found very healthy and helpful. it's gently dynamic and it's a lot to do with organization, e.g. using your quads and glutes to pull yourself into position for a deeper pancake, or using your bodyweight and back to pull yourself into a deeper posterior-shoulder stretch. ymmv.

have you read "stretch to win"?

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- GMB F1 W9 D2
mild soreness in hams and upper back, from the scales. a bit stiff in wrists, neck, and hips so kept volume light. must redouble commitment to stretching.

2783
Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: July 19, 2017, 03:35:36 am »
19 year old woman, 75kg, 1RM PR is 195.


2784
why in the actual fuck would you run in lifting shoes?

i've been using the same pair of pendlays for like 6 years. great shoes. i have wide-ish feet and a moderate arch, so ymmv.

2785
- GMB F1 W9 D1
back in the saddle

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: Misc Running Videos
« on: July 18, 2017, 10:56:09 am »
comparisons to other runners are flawed because he's only doping or not doping himself. the counterfactual, if he is doping, is how good he'd be without it. maybe he'd only have the 200th best 5k. or maybe he'd only have the 70th best. who knows?

absence of evidence is weak evidence of absence. and there isn't an absence of evidence here.

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: Misc Running Videos
« on: July 18, 2017, 03:09:43 am »
where there's smoke, there is generally fire.

obviously i have no proof beyond what's in the public record. just seems overwhelmingly likely that he's doped, given all the smoke around oregon project, most prominently from the propublica report a couple years ago.

2788
800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: Misc Running Videos
« on: July 18, 2017, 01:27:43 am »
farah's on the sauce.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Triathlon sprint prep
« on: July 18, 2017, 01:22:43 am »
do you weigh yourself at the same time when you do it?

2790
other than pull ups, chin ups, rows, push ups, overhead presses, bench, dips...? seriously any compound movement for your upper body will involve your whole arm. pick a couple pulls and a couple pushes and do them in a bb rep range (~24-30 total reps).

grip work can also be very good for the forearms, just be careful with wrist and elbow health.

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