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7876
BW = ???
SORENESS = lower back, lats
ACHES/INJURIES = lats
FATIGUE = high

- warm up

- sprint
on first 60% sprint my right lat was like, nope.

- bounds LLLL, RRRR x 2

- SL MR tuck jumps 2 x 10

- DL bounds 2 x 5

- MR half tucks 2 x 15

- depth jump
nothing firing. did some drops.

- jump squat 2 x 3 x 95
lat and lower back were not about to support snatching

- squat
low back, CNS

- stretch

have not been sleeping well, so very tired/low motivation. low back sore and fatigued from DLs, lats sore from leg raises. stupid but there you go. will try again tomorrow.

7877
push knees out good. weight on insides of feet bad.

if you can't squat properly without pain, don't squat. do something else.

7878
They are just crazy claims to flog a book. The findings are not exactly scientific in any way so it's hard to say it's anything more than an interesting idea. The whole article is mostly based on anecdotes and inferences. Take the footprint thing for example. There are a whole bunch of assumptions in that measurement: they could have been taking longer strides or bounding at that particular time, or the hunter could have been taller than 6'5'' (there is always an error associated with estimating physical dimensions from fossils). Any of which would throw the estimations way out, so it's hard to take his claim that they'd beat Bolt seriously on such little evidence. The historical anecdotes about the rowers could have been wildly exaggerated, there's no way of knowing how fast they really went.

It annoys me too when anthropologists think they are also evolutionary biologists as well and make stupid statements like the one about "highly aggressive men" go to jail or get killed earlier and exclude themselves from the gene pool. That's not an example of a selective pressure. A selective pressure would be if the majority of "highly aggressive men" were wiped out before reaching reproductive age. Then you would definitely see a noticeable change in the gene pool. But I doubt it's the case that the majority of "highly aggressive men" are being killed in gang wars or in Iraq. It's just a vague hypothesis with no evidence to back it up.

amen.

7879
- DL 1 x 365  :personal-record:
lol. goofing off.

Nicely done.  :)

Has your deadlift gone up with your squat?

haha thanks man.

would have to check but i don't think i've trained DL in more than two years. so yeah, any gains i've made have been from squatting and whatever else.

7880
BW = 171
SORENESS = none
ACHES/INJURIES = none
FATIGUE = low

- warm up

- sprint 2 x 15y

- DLRVJ x ~15
much better than it's been. also, sort-of  :personal-record:: dunked a dodgeball. PR for size of object dunked. got owned with it a couple of times and got one other jump where it went in but kind of off the backboard. so yay. would have needed at least 33 for each of those. the rest all 32-32.5.

- power snatch/drills x 15 mins

- squat MSEM 1 x 6 x 305
schnell

- DL 1 x 365  :personal-record:
lol. goofing off.

- SS1: suicide x 1
- SS1: tire flip x 2
- SS1: clapping push up x 10
- SS1: hanging leg raise x 10
- SS1 info: AMRAP in 10 mins. raced my friend henry. got 5.75 rounds.

- stretch

yay

7881
post vid of dl form. it'd be odd for ankle mobility to be the limiting factor there.

7882
followed through this morning. self-loathing dissipated. actually had fun. way more people at the gym than i was expecting, including a basketball game.

BW = ???
SORENESS = none
ACHES/INJURIES = none
FATIGUE = ???

- warm up
included lancests hip-ups 2 x 10e, focus on squeezing glute all the way through full extension

- depth jump 3 x 5

- line hop 3 x 20
8.3x, 8.6x, 9.3x (lol)

- squat MSEM 2 x 3 x 315
warm-ups flew, had to stop myself from clearing the ground on 185.

- SS1: OHP 10 x 95
- SS1: DB row 10 x 55e
- SS1: pull down x 15
- SS1 info: 3 rounds. all reps very fast, had to push press last 5 reps of OHP.

- stretch

i realized i'm leaving in basically a week, so i will switch to MSEM in hopes of having a couple of good sessions next week. west virginia a week from today for family reunion, then pakistan and afghanistan for three weeks. going to renew my search for a decent gym in islamabad.

7883
self-loathing and frustration peaking at the moment. went to the gym, warmed up, felt good, had some good DSVJ (~31) during warm up, good sprints. on first DLRVJ, heel slipped. then, total CNS shut down. i tried to take a break but could barely move my legs to shoot baskets. it was bizarre. also, it was enraging. warmed up again and did some bounds -- i'm so bad at them that they don't really require much effort. but then i just felt done. sat around for five minutes trying to will myself to get on with the rest of my workout, failed, and decided, fuck it, i'll get up at dawn tomorrow and go to the gym before work.

fuck it.

 :uhhhfacepalm:

7884
Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: May 17, 2012, 11:35:42 am »
Agree, no dunks.  There's nothing beastly about them...unless someone dunks with a 200lb weighted vest on or something.

word. so pretty much only chezkenney should be included here, for that insane video where he dunks over and over while strapped into a resistance band.

to wit:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J50aWFUSVWk" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J50aWFUSVWk</a>

7886
Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: Isn't this where adarqui used to dunk?
« on: May 17, 2012, 10:24:34 am »
can we all take a minute and appreciate how great a couple of those dunks were?

7887
Pics, Videos, & Links / Re: beast
« on: May 17, 2012, 09:41:20 am »
^^ belongs in the whole bunch of dunks and shit thread.

here is a real beast: http://video.nytimes.com/video/2012/05/12/sports/100000001512042/ashimas-ascent.html.


7888
BW = ???
SORENESS = none
ACHES/INJURIES = none
FATIGUE = low

- jog x 7-8 mins
real easy

- stretch x 18 mins

- tempo run 12 x 35y
6s on, 24s off. very easy, obviously.

- skips, mobility drills x 5 mins

- jog x 6-7 mins

- stretch

got home from work and felt an overwhelming urge to get out and do something. don't want it to interfere with tomorrow so i just moved around a bunch. total time of "workout" was about 45 minutes and i felt awesome afterward. tempo runs are awesome, first time doing 'em in forever. also good to know that i can get to the field in under 7 minutes even at a VERY slow jog (took longer cause the entrance i normally use was locked, so i had to go all the way around). i still want to start playing tennis during the week. gotta get on my pops about that.

7889
confused. charlie francis died two years ago. how did you "recently" attend one of his seminars?

Read the title- it clearly says "(Copy and Paste)", which means it wasn't me that wrote this. I found this on another website and copied it across. The original links don't work because these seminar reviews were written 5+ years ago.
E.g http://www.charliefrancis.com/2007/0...f_charlie.html
http://the-elite-edge.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=158&highlight=francis

just saying you copy and pasted something is not how attribution works. you have to say where you copied and pasted it from. but now you have, so no worries.

7890
confused. charlie francis died two years ago. how did you "recently" attend one of his seminars?

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