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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: A Journey to Running Fast and Jumping High
« on: September 30, 2011, 11:33:17 am »
so did you follow through on the cressey thing?
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Light increases alertness, you're normal.
http://jap.physiology.org/content/110/3/619.abstract
That article is about something else but in the abstract it does say this
QuoteHey Kingfish, just curious why so much rest btw the sets?? Does it help that much more and if so how/why? I've never tried more than 5-7min btw sets bcs never heard/read anybdy recommend more than that. What do u do btw sets to stay warm, loose, etc? Have u got the timings down to a science after lots of experimentation or do u alternate other erx in btw squats? How long does the workout typically last?
thanks. i rest for as long as i need to get back into the next set feeling fully recovered. i don't do any other exersice during my squat workout other than a few high rep calf isolations using the 45 deg sled after im done with squats.
i don't get cold anymore after i go thru the ramping warmup sets. if the gym feels cold, il put on my sweat pants. my workout is usually 1.5 - 2.5hrs,
Thanks for the info. I like the highly focused approach & obviously its been working well for you. Definitely worth considering as an advanced approach after a good number of years under the bar and once strength and technique are already very good.
Bad light majorly affects me , adarq too.
Doesn't even have to be dark , just less light is enough to cause 2-3'' loss.
Weird thing is everything feels normal , runup , speed , plant , power... but the jump is lower.