EPTTL Health and Fitness Initiative 2011 - Page 633
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
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MeShiet
Canada290 Posts
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
found these on another forum: http://www.amazon.com/Eastbay-Compression-Track-Short-EVAPOR/dp/B004QOMK1S/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1318010861&sr=8-7 | ||
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Malinor
Germany4733 Posts
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Release
United States4397 Posts
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.ivanhoecycles.com.au/images/uploads/clothing/longs/longs2xu_compression_w2.jpg) But I still either wear some light track suit pants or very short running shorts over the top. To be honest I haven't used them in quite a while but I remember them being great for squats and deadlifts as it feels like it is keeping all your muscles tight. Great for cycling too. | ||
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geno
United States1404 Posts
On October 09 2011 10:07 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote: Quick question: My feet point outwards, and have my whole life. When I squat, it is physically impossible for my knees to track over my toes as a result, not because it's tight or difficult, but because I would have to actually break my ankle to make it happen. It's basically that, where when someone normally does squats their knees and toes point forwards, my knees point forwards and toes point outwards, but with absolutely no discomfort. I've walked like this my whole life, tried physio and whatnot, and basically been told that I'd need to get my ankles broken and re-set to fix it. Have you ever encountered/heard of anything like this? I always get told that my *insert muscle here* is overtight and causing my feet to turn out, but doing the stretches and whatever prescribed over years haven't changed much of anything. My hip flexors are tight and I'm working to improve that, as well as 'opening up' my hips more at the bottom of squats so I can sit lower. My brother has this as well, I think the term is knock knees? We're both more beginner than anyone though, so no help here, lol. I'm interested in an answer for this as well though. He's always been worried about it and it would be nice to know how common it is / if any corrections or changes should be made to the exercises (particularly squats) because of it. | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On October 09 2011 10:07 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote: Quick question: My feet point outwards, and have my whole life. When I squat, it is physically impossible for my knees to track over my toes as a result, not because it's tight or difficult, but because I would have to actually break my ankle to make it happen. It's basically that, where when someone normally does squats their knees and toes point forwards, my knees point forwards and toes point outwards, but with absolutely no discomfort. I've walked like this my whole life, tried physio and whatnot, and basically been told that I'd need to get my ankles broken and re-set to fix it. Have you ever encountered/heard of anything like this? I always get told that my *insert muscle here* is overtight and causing my feet to turn out, but doing the stretches and whatever prescribed over years haven't changed much of anything. My hip flexors are tight and I'm working to improve that, as well as 'opening up' my hips more at the bottom of squats so I can sit lower. Is this because of your ankles pointing out (e.g. your feet are very flat) or because you have valgus knees/knock knees or very tight hips, or what? There may be a lot of different factors involved, but obviously keep them over your feet as much as possible... or at least in a straight line where they don't collapse in. Knees collapsing in is one of the worst movement patterns you can teach yourself. | ||
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yeahitsyarn
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yeahitsyarn Height: 6'0" || Weight: 195 lbs Starting Date: 9/19/2011 || Goal Date: 12/15/2011 Weight Goals: 205-210, I obviously have some fat to lose, but am more interested in Novice Progression Training Goals: Gain strength, flexibility, and endurance. Nutrition Goals: Eat healthier and Enough to Gain Weight to make my weight goals, Do not want to gain rediculous ammounts of weight but "just enough" to get strength goals and beyond Have been on and off With SS since around july, but have just started to make it serious. Earlier i was very concerned with squat form, as of late I have been actively remembering knees out and hip drive, I just purchased Rogue Do-Wins and love them can really feel the difference over Vibrams. 9/19 Working Sets Body Weight:198 Squat: 135 OHP: 110 PC:Form work Bench: 170 DL: 225 Last workout (10/9/2011) BW:195 : / * see below Squat:245 OHP:142 PC:135 Sticking here on form, Just starting to get confident in it Bench: 190 DL:285 *Last week just started Fit Day PC and weighing food very conciously, on Workout Days eating 4k Calories with average of 200g Protein, and on Non Workout days between 3.3k and 3.5k with 200g Protein, Lost one pound, probably no actual change in weight, Going to Bump up 500 Cals next week. Weight myself in the morning after going to the bathroom Strength goals(these goals were set in August, so I shall keep them) 12/15/2011 These are working sets for Starting Strenght 3x5 (3 sets of 5) BW: 200-210 Squat:315 OHP: 150 PC: become Very confident on form Bench:200 DL:350 Once these goals are reached I shall "reward" myself and buy a prowler so i can kill myself  | ||
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BouBou.865
Netherlands814 Posts
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discodancer
United States280 Posts
No idea how much I bench, probably no less than 80kg. Don't think I ever did any other exercise besides like dumbbells ( I think I can still do 40 pound ones 10-15x each 3 sets, but I fell like they are a bit heavy) | ||
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emperorchampion
Canada9496 Posts
On October 10 2011 09:46 discodancer wrote: I've always made fun of people that work out instead of doing actual sports, but I am in a pretty pitiful shape atm. I used to do a lot of running almost daily and muay thai probably 3 times a week but that was a long time ago. Here I am now, skinny as fuck, 6.3 174 pounds. I have a belief that no matter what kind of food I consume I don't gain any weight. I get heart palpitations once in a while, no idea if that's related to coffee or stress in general. Had anxiety disorder for a few years. So any tips on gaining weight? Would like to see results within 2-3 months. No idea how much I bench, probably no less than 80kg. Don't think I ever did any other exercise besides like dumbbells ( I think I can still do 40 pound ones 10-15x each 3 sets, but I fell like they are a bit heavy) 1) Lose the attitude/superiority complex 2) Read the General Training Thread 3) Read the General Nutrition Thread 4) Unleash beast mode TLH&F doesn't care for your logic or preconceived notions. | ||
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Anabolicqt
United States69 Posts
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Release
United States4397 Posts
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On October 10 2011 13:38 Release wrote: How many chin-ups should i be able to do before i add weight? I think it's a personal choice. I believe Rip says 15+ before adding weight but I started adding weight at 7~8 (165 BW). Now at 170-175lb BW, I can do BW+20x3x5 but can only do 12 BW chin-ups in one go so take it for what it's worth. | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On October 10 2011 09:46 discodancer wrote: I've always made fun of people that work out instead of doing actual sports, but I am in a pretty pitiful shape atm. I used to do a lot of running almost daily and muay thai probably 3 times a week but that was a long time ago. Here I am now, skinny as fuck, 6.3 174 pounds. I have a belief that no matter what kind of food I consume I don't gain any weight. I get heart palpitations once in a while, no idea if that's related to coffee or stress in general. Had anxiety disorder for a few years. So any tips on gaining weight? Would like to see results within 2-3 months. No idea how much I bench, probably no less than 80kg. Don't think I ever did any other exercise besides like dumbbells ( I think I can still do 40 pound ones 10-15x each 3 sets, but I fell like they are a bit heavy) I'd say that lifting is at least as difficult as any other sport out there. It's also intensely personal - in basketball, you can get better by learning to work with your team. In lifting, if you aren't improving it's 100% because of what YOU are or are not doing. I'm the same size as you (6'3 175ish) and I'll tell you that while you CAN gain weight, it's a disgusting amount of food for guys our size. 3500 calories a day to put on weight, at least 3000 just to maintain it. Milk is your best friend - and you'll really be stuffing yourself every meal even then. It's why I couldn't stick with leangains - I'm actually not capable of eating 2k calories in one sitting no matter the source, it was painful to attempt. Amazing cutting program, TERRIBLE bulking program. | ||
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n.DieJokes
United States3443 Posts
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decafchicken
United States20141 Posts
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
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