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You take that to the head man?Originally Posted by itzbooranss
Dinner
2 TBSP Olive Oil
240 calories
28 g fat
0 g carbs
0 g protein
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You take that to the head man?Originally Posted by itzbooranss
Dinner
2 TBSP Olive Oil
240 calories
28 g fat
0 g carbs
0 g protein
Originally Posted by Smookie
Should someone that's 5'7 get ripped? or would it look stupid..?
And Damn ChewToy112 Your body is onpoint bro, Good job
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
Originally Posted by Smookie
Should someone that's 5'7 get ripped? or would it look stupid..?
And Damn ChewToy112 Your body is onpoint bro, Good job
!@!@ other ppls opinions
Yo son whats FMS.Originally Posted by ChewToy112
Any of the other trainers in here FMS certified?
I just couldnt imagine myself doing thatOriginally Posted by itzbooranss
Crazy in what way?
Why do you say that?
Got any suggestions or adjustments?
he knocked him down like 8 times during that fightOriginally Posted by Smookie
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
Originally Posted by Smookie
Should someone that's 5'7 get ripped? or would it look stupid..?
And Damn ChewToy112 Your body is onpoint bro, Good job
!@!@ other ppls opinions
Some times peoples opinion is important to me and ps: dammn mayweather punches THAT soft??
i'm not going to even respond to his comment...just going to exit stage left.Originally Posted by bleach
he knocked him down like 8 times during that fightOriginally Posted by Smookie
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
!@!@ other ppls opinions
Some times peoples opinion is important to me and ps: dammn mayweather punches THAT soft??
Functional Movement SystemsOriginally Posted by DJprestige21
Yo son whats FMS.Originally Posted by ChewToy112
Any of the other trainers in here FMS certified?
brettTHEjett wrote:
CRAZY STRENGTH
what an anti-climax
might be theWR for "squeaky farting" ...props to the old boy for staying in shape though.
FIREPOWER23 wrote:
brettTHEjett wrote:
CRAZY STRENGTH
�what an anti-climax
might be the�WR for "squeaky farting" ...props to the old boy for staying in shape though.
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that has to be the biggest joke
dude is on a smith machine as well.
"ulrta raw"... bro your on a smith machine !!!!
most i have ever done is 650lb , granted i had straps and a belt.
but i did full shrugs, that was a joke. iam sorry
You have to ice and rest your knee for about two weeks, take ibuprofen(advil) while you are at it. Warm up and stretch your quad muscle (google the types of stretches). Hold each stretch for 30 seconds. Once you are loose, start doing light weight squats with EXCELLENT form, gradually increasing the weight as the days go by. I just got off a bout of tendonitis, couldn't squat anything. Now I'm back to doing high weight again.Originally Posted by Yung Lo HEAD
workout or stretches to strengthening,help patellar tendinopathy?
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if anyone has any more of these from different schools, (unlikely though) would be much appreciated,Originally Posted by roc4life24
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nttv18
University of Florida Football Strengh and Conditioning Program
worth the download
The one we use is pretty much the same as far as warmups and drills and all, not online I don't think but heres an example of the Jan-Mar off season weight training program:Originally Posted by BostonThreeParty
if anyone has any more of these from different schools, (unlikely though) would be much appreciated,Originally Posted by roc4life24
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nttv18
University of Florida Football Strengh and Conditioning Program
worth the download
This is def. worth the 2 min. download, goes into great depth about their workouts/nutrition etc.
Where do you play at and what position?Originally Posted by ATLfootballer
The one we use is pretty much the same as far as warmups and drills and all, not online I don't think but heres an example of the Jan-Mar off season weight training program:
Monday: (heavy speed work)
bench press: 5,3,3,3,3,3
shoulder band routine
drop clean: 3,3
power clean: 3,3,2,2,2
weighted chins: 10,10, failure
DB row: 10,10,10
neck circuit
Tuesday: (heavy agility day)
clean pull: 3,3,3,3,3
step down: 20,20
bottom up squats: 5,5
back squat: 2,2,5,5,5
DB single leg RDL: 10,10
physio ball leg circuit: 40,40
towel curls: 40,40
Prowler sled push 10x 30yrds
Wednesday: (heavy drill day with sprints)
DB bench: 4,3,3,3
S. arm shoulder press: 6,6
big man pull: 10,10, failure
3 pos. chin pulls: 10,10,10
36's: 36,36
Thursday: (agility day)
P. clean to front squat: 3,2,2,2
step down: 20,20
top down squats: 5,5
back squats: 8,8,8
(super set w/)
box jumps: 5,5,5
barbell lunge: 12,12,12
Friday: (drills)
bench press: 3,3,3,3,3,10
shoulder band routine
rack clean: 3,3,3,3,3
trap bar dead lift: 8,8,8
glute ham raise: 10,10,10
neck machine
As you can see most reps are pretty low to work on strength and explosiveness.
In 5 weeks I got abt 50 lbs. stronger in the basic lifts, before the weight room is abt an hr of warming up, stretching and different drills to increase flexibility, speed, vert, agility and many other things.