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Injury, Prehab, & Rehab talk for the brittlebros / Re: weight lifting gloves (for heavier weights) recommendations
« on: January 09, 2011, 04:36:57 pm »
If you can't get the weight without gloves or straps, you can't get the weight.
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I like pullups like that, definitely has a different feel to it.. much less bicep contribution, more lat.
Of course the full squat is better assuming you could do the same amount of weight on a full squat as you can on a half squat, but you can't, so half squat wins.No, they don't, but I do not expect you to comprehend that.
Of course half squats will hit the p-chain as well, I don't need EMG "research", that has a ton of problems, to tell me that. There is hip extension involved, so you will activate the according muscles. You will still have a better strength exercise with a full squat.
I will paste here what Kelly Baggett says about that topic in the VJB :Quote
highest jump i think, this is the one where i felt the highest too..
If you ask me, I never understood bilateral stuff for dynamics... it just feels natural to jump off one leg because you walk and move unilaterally. A one leg jump is just an exaggerated "step". When you walk you don't bounce on two legs like birds.
He said "majority." 900>840, therefore a majority of calories from junk food.
QED, bitches.
let's take a 200lb guy, 20% bf, trying to lose weight.
6 twinkies = 900 cal, 162g carbs, 27g fat, 6g protein
7 protein shakes = 840 cal, 14g carbs, 14g fat, 161g protein
total = 1740 cal, 176g carbs, 49g fat, 167g protein
i thought he did 2/3rds junk.
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