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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: on the toad to 40
« on: October 04, 2012, 04:27:47 pm »
well i'll be horn-swoggled. what vag said, nice work.
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Now that you haven't been squatting 405s and higher, is your SVJ still 40? And lol at those monster calves, you should try out for NFL safety.
can you give me an example how pull ups in terms of reps and sets would differ from low intensity and moderate intensity and high intensity.
thanks
He doesn't even carry the ball. and he could prob squat like 3000 lb with good form if he trained
that's a lot of calve strength!!!
does any one now the minimum requirements for calve strength? I know Kelly Bagget recommends at 1.5 X bw 20 times or single leg calve raises slow and controlled 20 times. Does this sound about right?
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arm as relaxed as possible and roughly at heart level, yes.
If I let my arm rest against something (like the margin of a table) in an effort to relax my biceps, the value grows from 13 to ~15.
value of what? i always took my bp lying down, for what it's worth.
The high value. I think it's the systolic pressure. If you have 150 with 85, I mean the "150".
arm as relaxed as possible and roughly at heart level, yes.
If I let my arm rest against something (like the margin of a table) in an effort to relax my biceps, the value grows from 13 to ~15.