EPTTL Health and Fitness Initiative 2012 - Page 349
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Donkeys
Mexico308 Posts
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Vitruvian
United States168 Posts
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BlondeOnBlonde
Canada150 Posts
On October 20 2012 07:49 Vitruvian wrote: Concur; locked out is locked out. The way you break it from the ground makes my low back want to scream though, haha. Beast! Low back is fine. Experienced weigthlifters will always keep vertebral flexion 2-3 degrees out of danger. I slightly felt my thoracic extensors but right now, it's like I had a walk in the park this morning. I even did 6 sets of weigthed leg raises with 50lbs between the legs because I felt like it :p | ||
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mcmartini
Australia1972 Posts
On October 20 2012 03:07 zatic wrote: In tonight's edition of Bro'est of the Bros: Bro #1: Puts 30kg on the bar Puts pussy pad on the bar Wraps towel around pad Does one dangerously shaky rep Does a second, falls over Has to take a step forward while squatting, barely gets up again STARTS TO DO BOXING PUNCHES AGAINST THE PAD Bro #2 Barbell curls RIGHT UNDER THE PULLUP BAR This is great....next time I'm at the gym I will do an edition I think haha. | ||
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sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
Other than that, hell of a good lift! Congrats on the new pr. | ||
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BlondeOnBlonde
Canada150 Posts
On October 20 2012 10:35 sJarl wrote: @Blonde: Only thing to nitpick at is the slight sliding on the thighs. That could (most likely would) be bitched about in a meet. Other than that, hell of a good lift! Congrats on the new pr. Yeah I know... That's why I'll work really hard on my lockout. Heavy band tension speed deadlift, pulls from block, chain box squat and a shitload of abs  . Still going for 565 before 2013. Will have to be dedicated! | ||
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
![[image loading]](http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/429273_420072171380946_1848684104_n.jpg) http://eastcoastgold.org/ for the stream tomrrow!! 12+ hours of lifting | ||
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Risen
United States7927 Posts
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KOVU
Denmark708 Posts
I have seen meets where much much uglier lifts pass. The sliding on the thighs was the main problem, and that wasn't even too bad. But who the fuck cares, 3xbdw is fucking amazing | ||
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Osmoses
Sweden5302 Posts
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GoTuNk!
Chile4591 Posts
On October 20 2012 09:05 BlondeOnBlonde wrote: Low back is fine. Experienced weigthlifters will always keep vertebral flexion 2-3 degrees out of danger. I slightly felt my thoracic extensors but right now, it's like I had a walk in the park this morning. I even did 6 sets of weigthed leg raises with 50lbs between the legs because I felt like it :p Not sure if u thigh lifted or not tbh, but fix that :p. Also, do ur next PR shirtless. | ||
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
As long as the low back doesn't round more than it does (during the movement) it's likely fine. Being in lumbar flexion itself isn't THAT dangerous. It's when you actively flex (or twist) while doing the movement that bad things usually occur. I didn't see you moving into more flexion while doing it so all good there. That's not to say, however, that all people can do it like that. Some people have worse genetics and thus weaker vertebrae, discs, etc so it's generally best for most people to adhere to proper form.... but maxes can usually get ugly regardless | ||
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nahidworld
Bangladesh1 Post
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
That was at Wal Mart. Dedicated sporting goods stores, American football season, and the only mouthguard cases available are branded Tapout, UFC, etc. and run ~$10. Something wrong with this fucking picture? | ||
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decafchicken
United States20161 Posts
http://rugbymag.com/college-premier-league-/6156-indiana-to-the-top-of-btu-east.html “They have a great center,” said Indiana coach Marcus Hurley of MSU’s Scott Peterson. “Very good crasher, and he gained a lot of ground each time he touched the ball, and he was able to help them get into our half of the field and on the board.” @Blonde Good shit man. I'll have to see where my deadlift is after the american open in like 6 weeks. | ||
Daigomi
South Africa4316 Posts
On October 22 2012 03:55 decafchicken wrote: Blah. Lost our first game :-/ Got a mention in rugbymag though http://rugbymag.com/college-premier-league-/6156-indiana-to-the-top-of-btu-east.html @Blonde Good shit man. I'll have to see where my deadlift is after the american open in like 6 weeks. Congrats on the mention! Do you have any plans for continuing with rugby once you leave college? | ||
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decafchicken
United States20161 Posts
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Daigomi
South Africa4316 Posts
On October 22 2012 06:19 decafchicken wrote: I'll definitely play for mens team, either in Chicago or Detroit. Ahh cool. Is there any possibility you'll play semi-professionally (not sure what the US system is like)? In terms of pure strength, you're as strong as most of SA's international centres. Jean de Villiers, for example, is 103kg at 1.9m. Obviously that's not all that counts, but it seems like you have the other skills down as well. Anyway, here's an article on the basic strength/speed requirements for the Springboks. Pretty interesting! Centres: 1.65 seconds in the 10 metres, 5.20 in the 40 metres, 130 kg's in the bench press and 160 in the squat. Vertical jump: 65cm. | ||
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decafchicken
United States20161 Posts
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Daigomi
South Africa4316 Posts
On October 22 2012 07:58 decafchicken wrote: Well I'm at 184cm 95kg, 40 yard(not meter) dash is under 5, max bench about 120-135 depending g on if I've been benching, 205kg in the squat, 30inch vertical. However the raw skill gap difference is pretty big between the US and International is pretty big. There's plenty of athletes like me that are much better at rugby. If I started playing rugby at 6 I might have a shot in hell. I'll play at the highest division possible (which is unpaid, there's no pro league) for mens but our national team is super political and those players are all much better than me. A lot of it depends on who you know and what system you start playing rugby in. Ahh ok, that makes sense. As you say, you're obviously at a big disadvantage because of the late start, so I wasn't really suggesting you'd make it in at the Springboks. I was more thinking along the lines of, if you're strong enough for the Boks, and you have decent skills, how far away are you from the US team? I have seen the US rugby team play a few times but it's really difficult to judge the strength of the players, especially if they're mismatched with their opponents. | ||
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