EPTIt's definitely not enough difference that I need a plate under my foot. The thinnest plates in my gym are like 1.5 inches -_-
Teamliquid Health and Fitness Initiative for 2014 - Page 20
| Forum Index > Sports |
|
phyre112
United States3090 Posts
It's definitely not enough difference that I need a plate under my foot. The thinnest plates in my gym are like 1.5 inches -_- | ||
|
decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
As for the inserts they come in lengths from 3mm to 9mm. Some of us taller or fucked up leg folk could probably see some benefit them in things front squats and oly lifts. http://gwheellift.com/cork-heel-lifts.html\ http://coachdanbell.wordpress.com/2014/01/17/heel-height-and-position/ Never really been a problem for me since I have good ankle flexibility to accomodate my silly long legs. | ||
|
eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On January 29 2014 05:30 phyre112 wrote: Last time I saw a chiro was like two years ago. He adjusted my hips but never said anything afterwards. It may just be that I'm rotated out again, because my muscle imbalances might be improved but they're definitely not all better. I should probably find another chiro and figure it out. It was actually my tailor that mentioned it to me over the weekend, when I was getting some pants hemmed. It's definitely not enough difference that I need a plate under my foot. The thinnest plates in my gym are like 1.5 inches -_- Any goo practitioner who does adjustments should give you folloup exercises in order to have your body maintain the adjustment. Also, the longer you were out of position the longer it may take to fully get it bak into place. | ||
|
GoTuNk!
Chile4591 Posts
Squat: 150kgx3x3 The extra flexibity from the snatches (could not even overhead squat at first) allowed me to squat with parallel feet, it feels fucking awesome, no more wobbling knee. Will go really light on volume/weight on squats/fs, gonna be a little bitch and focus on form and adapting to squat everyday. | ||
|
decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
http://www.shockmansion.com/2014/01/28/video-watch-an-epic-squat-battle-between-a-powerlifter-a-weightlifter-a-strongman-and-a-bodybuilder/ Funny little contest  Obviously a bit skewed towards the weightlifter because lighter people can move more weight relative to body mass, but he just looks so comfortable and efficient when he moves like he could do it for days. | ||
|
decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
On January 30 2014 08:08 decafchicken wrote: Never miss a gym session. Don't know when it may be your last or your partners last. One of the lifters in my club was killed in a car accident today. Less than 24 hours ago we were joking around while he was going for squat PRs. The world is a cruel unpredictable bitch but at least the iron always stays the same. R.I.P. Aaron. Just realized this happened a year ago today :/ Thankful for everyday I get in the gym and to enjoy life. Keep up the training everyone. | ||
|
GoTuNk!
Chile4591 Posts
FS 105kgx3x3 | ||
|
phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On January 29 2014 14:02 decafchicken wrote: I think you'll like it a lot once you adapt and squat daily. http://www.shockmansion.com/2014/01/28/video-watch-an-epic-squat-battle-between-a-powerlifter-a-weightlifter-a-strongman-and-a-bodybuilder/ Funny little contest Obviously a bit skewed towards the weightlifter because lighter people can move more weight relative to body mass, but he just looks so comfortable and efficient when he moves like he could do it for days.Saw that the other day. Cool vid. Found it funny that the BBer was the only one to fail a rep, and was really impressed by the strongman's result - he kept a decent pace, despite lifting twice as much as the WL and almost twice as much as the PLer. Just made a trip to the gym in (another) snowstorm. It's a 12 minute drive in clear conditions, took me 38 tonight going out, and nearly as long coming back. Gym was closed yesterday, due to snow so at least I got the lift in. | ||
|
decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
On January 30 2014 10:36 GoTuNk! wrote: C&J up to 80kg, Clean up to 100kg (PR) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGDrtoJ_fxE&list=UUnvtBipOwhr47LOoprsKlJQ&feature=share FS 105kgx3x3 You're so strong but need soooo much mobility work lol. Your ankles, hips, and t-spine look sooo tight from powerlifting. I would start doing mobility work asap, it will help you out a lot. You'll be able to recruit more muscles and probably add longevity to your career. | ||
|
GoTuNk!
Chile4591 Posts
On January 30 2014 12:02 decafchicken wrote: You're so strong but need soooo much mobility work lol. Your ankles, hips, and t-spine look sooo tight from powerlifting. I would start doing mobility work asap, it will help you out a lot. You'll be able to recruit more muscles and probably add longevity to your career. You'll be shocked how much I've progressed lol. I might need new shoes, current ones have high soles that make it impossible to extend the ankles. I need to straigthen more my upperback (more chest out) but I think its more of a technique issue than anything. Hip mobility is increasing slowly and steadily ;p | ||
|
Najda
United States3765 Posts
| ||
tofucake
Hyrule19253 Posts
snatch and jerk are super technical. I got coached on jerk and I still don't have the mobility for a snatch so I won't recommend anything (except the obvious doc kelly) | ||
|
phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On January 30 2014 13:25 Najda wrote: So my gym installed a new mat area to do olympic lifts and they got some seemingly cheap bumper plates (I think they are made out of Styrofoam or something lol). I decided I'd try the snatch for fun at the end of my workout so I put the lightest bumper plates on there and proceeded to do the poorest excuse of a snatch I've seen. Actually it didn't feel so bad until I looked at the video after. Anyway, is there a video series you guys would recommend for learning the snatch/C&J on my own? Kind of just doing it for the fun as my optional exercises ^Start there. it's a 3 part series by Glenn Pendlay (and if anyone in the US knows what they're doing, it's him) on the snatch, and there's a similar series for the C&J. I know it used to be in the OP of the oly thread, I don't know if it still is. | ||
zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
I made such great linear progress the last couple of weeks ever since I bought 0.5kg plates for OHP. Now I am stuck at 61kg - just seems so impossibly heavy compared to 60kg. Weird. Really want to push it past 62kg, which is my PR from 1.5 years ago. | ||
|
mordek
United States12705 Posts
@najda I know exactly what you mean. You can see my ugly attempt in the oly thread XD | ||
|
infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
| ||
|
mordek
United States12705 Posts
Also hovered at 177lb bw since I started lifting again after Christmas break. Decided to start counting my calories again because I'd like to get up to 190 or even 200 depending how it goes before summerish. Up to 181.5 after 5 days XD | ||
|
Catch
United States616 Posts
Come to find out that he is the exercise physiologist for the USA Olympic swim team, so he works with people like Michael Phelps and Ryan Lockte. Holy shieeet. So cool. I guess he has the right to say what he did lol. | ||
|
decafchicken
United States20168 Posts
 Was talking to my teammate who has a brother at a d2 football program. The only thing they do in the weightroom is hang cleans and bench press. Which to be fair is still probably better than a lot of strength programs lol | ||
|
tofucake
Hyrule19253 Posts
| ||
| ||
