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7066
yeah i'm going to work my way up to something like that.

tonight:

WEIGHT: 177
SORENESS: hamstrings but not terrible
ACHES/INJURIES: left wrist when extended
MENTAL STATE: hurried, mad at myself, was distracted and unproductive at work and can't afford to be that way right now

- warm up

- snatch drills with empty bar + OH squats x a bunch

- HB squat 225 x 5,5
done full-on KF style, ass to ankles and a full-beat pause at the bottom. will force myself to do these as part of my quest to de-emphasize squatting for a while. this was not challenging but i don't think i'll have to add much more before it becomes so.

- circuit x 2
-- GHR x 8
-- pull up x 7
-- BB roll out 95 x 5

ran out of time, interviewing people tonight and tomorrow to replace my roommate, who's going to grad school, so i had to get home.

EDIT later:

- foam roller/mobility stuff x 30 mins

7068
t0ddday can confirm but my understanding was always that target tempo times are mathematical: take your top time and then divide by 0.8 or 0.75 or whatever.

i refuse to believe you're that slow.

7069
good advices, T0ddday. i know you were talking to vag, but a couple of things: i did the tempo runs barefoot on the grass field in the middle of the track and will probably continue to do so when possible. i like doing them that way for the foot/ankle benefits, for the help it gives with proper alignment and mechanics, and because it simply feels good. precludes using a curve, though, so unless i do an out-and-back or like a figure 8 or something i'm sticking to the straights for now. i'm also quite out of shape, as i mentioned, so 100m is a good distance to start with. using 12s as my 100m time (having never actually been timed in one, i hope and pray i could at least run that fast), 15-16s is 75-80% intensity.

as my conditioning improves i'll up the volume for a while first and then consider upping intensity. for the time being i'm just trying to hit the first three bullet points.

7070
jesus man careful you don't hit your head.

also on your squats, not even a criticism but just something i noticed: you really hyperextend your neck, especially on the concentric portion. it's helped in in the past few months to consciously NOT extend my neck. watch KF's vids to see what i mean.

7071
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Loopie's Log
« on: April 20, 2013, 06:21:21 pm »
depth is WAY better but you're still not really externally rotating your legs. they don't seem to be tracking your toes very well. some cues to try: "spread the floor," "screw feet into the ground".

serious progress, though.  :highfive:

7072
i have very thick callouses on my heels. nothing helpful to add but i'm also curious whether anyone on here has experienced problems with callouses or knows anything about dealing with them.

7073
WEIGHT: ???
SORENESS: none
ACHES/INJURIES: left wrist but only during pushups
MENTAL STATE: well rested, excited, vaguely self-loathing

- warm up
included two sets each of A skips, B skips, and fast feet

- consecutive DL broad jump x 4

- DL bound x 4,4,4
never got closer than ~18" to my 4 broad jump distance

- SLRVJ x 6
hideous, especially off of left foot. nothing to reach for on the track, might turn these into 1-2-jump-1-2-jump type sets.

- ME sprint 60m x 3
i'm slow. no idea what my times were.

- tempo sprint x 100+100+100+100++100+100
i'm also out of shape. times were 15-16s although one direction was into a steady headwind so the last couple sets of that one were more like 17s.

- circuit x 2
-- push up x 15,7 (left wrist hurts)
-- inverted row x 10
-- prone toe touch x 20

- stretch

i'm very slow and all this business is new. but it feels like the right thing to be doing, in the absence of at-will bball court access, and i'm sure my newbie gains will sustain me for a while. gonna try to get some times and some video soon.

7074
Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: April 19, 2013, 02:41:56 pm »
I doubt he's 14. It's possible he is, but extremely unlikely. More likely that someone fudged his age. Not that I give a fuck either way, just saying.

/drops occams razor

lebron was like that though, in middle school & high school..

Yep and lebron is a one in a million kind of player. Even in the NBA he's heads and shoulders above everyone else. There are people who say he's the best of all time (eg pat riley), so he's not just great now, for his generation, but of all the players who have played the game before. 

The kid in the video has amazing athleticism and probably a kick ass kipping press and taking nothing away from him, he'd be impresive at 17-18. 14 is just nuts, unbelievable.

TLDR: I'll take the odds that the birth date is off much more readily than i'll believe we've found another Lebron!

had the same thought. whatever his age, some of those dunks are sweet.

7075
Basketball / Re: A WHOLE BUNCH OF DUNKS AND SHIT.
« on: April 19, 2013, 11:35:36 am »


laughed and said what the fuck, while watching this video.

 :wowthatwasnutswtf:

+1 did same. fuckin cra.

7076
what are dwight howard raises.

7077
Bios / Re: Animals
« on: April 18, 2013, 09:49:13 am »
this dog is better than you at parkour.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXElh_VM0Uc" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXElh_VM0Uc</a>

7078
i definitely understood that the tempo needs to be genuine sprints. 17-18s was my memory of the last time i did them, which was a while ago, but it might have been more like 16s. could just be faulty memory. EDIT: went back and looked and should have written 16-17s, which is what i was doing before. i've never really been timed at a full sprint over any distance, even hand timed, but you will be unsurprised to hear that i'm pretty slow. trying to get some hand times soon so i have something to work off of.

on the two-a-days, what was the rest schedule? e.g., on/on/off, on/off/on/off, etc.

7079
WEIGHT: 176.5
SORENESS: none
ACHES/INJURIES: stitches in left thumb, can't fully open and or extend thumb
MENTAL STATE: good, solid

- warm up

- SVJ x 10
all over 25, one well over 26. arm swing on that one was different, bigger amplitude, more fluid. tried to replicate it afterward but couldn't quite.

- leg press 415 x 5,5,5,5,5
whatever, rests were 2 mins or less, tried to explode the plates away from myself but it's a 45-degree inverted press and i didn't want to end up catching the platform on locked knees, so i shorted the reps.

- leg press calf raise 415 x 10,10
asymmetrical and i don't get the right firing patterns because of my toes. felt a lot in peroneals, not so much in gastroc.

- DB OHP 45s x 6,6

- pull up x 7,7,7,4,5
not enough rest before fourth set, lame.

- circuit x 3
-- ab pull down x 20
-- hyper x 10

- stretch

whatever, was just glad to be back in the gym. nothing with the bar until i get my stitches out.

7080
I like hearing "soreness in my calves" coming from LBSS. That also probably means Achilles tendon work.

maybe, although the soreness is at the other end of my calves, just below the knee. make of that what you will.

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