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Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Re: Kingfush: SVJ 2-hand dunks 2.0
« on: April 21, 2016, 03:00:08 am »
We can go even further into our over-analyzing craziness:
Say we take a 300 lbs guy that squats 600 lbs and he also is jumping.
Say somehow we're making him to be 200 lbs and squatting 400 lbs over night. Let's also assume he loses the same percentage of muscle from all places, so his mechanics/bodyweight distribution are not modified.
How would his structural factors play in at that moment? Now we're ignoring completely the muscular and power aspects, and we're thinking about his tendons etc, his reactivity? How much better would he move and jump and respond to ground contacts, having tendons that are accustomed to a very heavy bodyweight and being conditioned in that way?
I bet he would become extremely reactive and his ground contact times would be lower, despite having the same power to bodyweight ratio.
Say we take a 300 lbs guy that squats 600 lbs and he also is jumping.
Say somehow we're making him to be 200 lbs and squatting 400 lbs over night. Let's also assume he loses the same percentage of muscle from all places, so his mechanics/bodyweight distribution are not modified.
How would his structural factors play in at that moment? Now we're ignoring completely the muscular and power aspects, and we're thinking about his tendons etc, his reactivity? How much better would he move and jump and respond to ground contacts, having tendons that are accustomed to a very heavy bodyweight and being conditioned in that way?
I bet he would become extremely reactive and his ground contact times would be lower, despite having the same power to bodyweight ratio.