the pad doesn't change anything while doing non explosive squats... it prevents you from hurting your upper back, so there's nothing stupid with that, quite the other way...
hey jumtprainee, I have a question for you, do yo udo maxes on a regular basis or is it just a test? what I mean is: should I do add some real heavy lifting in my workout during the week ,or shoudl it stay a way of testing my strenght once every month or something? :)
@mouloudo yeah maxing out is more of an occasional thing when you're training for a high-speed movement. It's not what you use to get stronger each week. btw I can't reply to your comment on my channel, cuz your channel is "not available"
@MITULOVESYOU Actually its better if you have a strong core. All a belt does is creates a solid core but by doing core exercises you don't need a belt. I deadlift 360 and haven't even considered it to be too much weight for my core to handle yet. As long as the form is solid a belt is only reducing how much your core works thus not allowing for growing strength.
you must have been doing it wrong. If you did do it correctly, then any pain is just soreness which would go away after you get used to the lift a little more.
@Omegax9000 No , when i did deadlifts the weight was my bodyweight and i had no real effort doing it , i mean i could have lift more . I watched videos of doing it properly and i did the deadlift exercise yesterday and i still had a back pain . This is the only exercise ever that gave me back pain .
@garioldwin its still might be too much weight and if its a new exercise it would make your back sore drop weight and concentrate on form it shouldnt hurt like you describe
@Omegax9000 Well yes i also assume that reducing weight would make back pain gone but then again i wouldnt train as i want to . In my exercises i go for strenght and i lift as much as i can so i think reducing weight is not the solution , at least for me .
Say, I started the intermediate A pgm over the weekend. Not only was I crazy sore in my glutes but I couldn't even touch the rim the next day. Is that to be expected and how long before I can expect to see noticable results? BTW, thanks for your blog, its awesome.
@Rclinnov That is good. If you can`t touch rim the next day that means you are breaking your muscles down. You are suppose to let your legs rest that means no hardcore basketball no running or anything with legs. When you break down your vertical jump when you rest it will come back an be improved
@bu9 Thanks for the info bro. I guess I'm getting some results. I'm starting to block ppls shots at the rim again. I haven't been able to do that in years, plus I've increase my squat to 315 lbs. In week 3 of the F.T.F. prgm.
wow.. my maxes are 225Ib squat, 185 deadlift, and i can only hang clean with a 25 on each side... this means i have a lottt of room to improve, but this is a good things considering i can already dunk sometimes
@Rclinnov yeah, i just realized how bad my math was lol 225-185=40 not 50 but yeah most people deadlift more than squat but i guess there is some exceptions
@XxGilesFootball66xX It's perfectly fine. Although, you're deadlift seems a little too large, there can be certain factors. Do you have long arms? That might be why you deadlift more, because you don't need to pull as far. I would recommend just squatting, instead of deadlifting, since you can get stronger at both by doing just one. Although, if you want to work on your grip, you could switch back to deads.
@daballa100 i had a type-o there. sorry. i deadlifted 400. not 500. i just dont get why i cant jump. there is a kid at my school that weighs 180 and he only squats 240, but he has a 36 inch vertical. it makes no sense...
@XxGilesFootball66xX if you deadlifted 400, then i would think that maybe your depth on squats is a little too high, or maybe you have a weaker posterior chain(glutes,hamstrings). For the vertical part, there is more to jumping then limit strength. Jumping also involves form, flexibilty, stability, plyometric ability, and explosiveness. That kid I'm guessing is probably naturally bouncy (plyometric) and he has decent strength levels.
@XxGilesFootball66xX in my opinion you developed slow twitch muscled which are great for strenght , instead of fast twitch muscles with who you get explosivness -
@XxGilesFootball66xX sometimes you have to take in consideration for genetics as well... maybe he is a natural sprinter as well... i major in exercise phys, and some keys to successful jumping is this 1. low body fat 2. excellent flexibility 3. strong core 4. training type 2 muscle fibers.... look at most jumpers and they will have all 4 characteristics more than likely
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TheKasiaification 3 weeks ago 17
what? i never did that shit and i got more vertical than him.
Tiagor0drigues 3 months ago
the pad doesn't change anything while doing non explosive squats... it prevents you from hurting your upper back, so there's nothing stupid with that, quite the other way...
hey jumtprainee, I have a question for you, do yo udo maxes on a regular basis or is it just a test? what I mean is: should I do add some real heavy lifting in my workout during the week ,or shoudl it stay a way of testing my strenght once every month or something? :)
mouloudo 3 months ago
@mouloudo yeah maxing out is more of an occasional thing when you're training for a high-speed movement. It's not what you use to get stronger each week. btw I can't reply to your comment on my channel, cuz your channel is "not available"
jumptrainee1 3 months ago
@jumptrainee1 oh ok I'm sorry maybe you can reply here :)
mouloudo 3 months ago
yo sir, the max rep means 1 rep only with the most weight that i can handle?
EckoisZero 4 months ago
Got some work to, especially in the weightroom, but the potential is there
PowerSprinter 4 months ago
@mexifirefighter you're a fool
jumptrainee1 6 months ago
weakkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk guy
bagua37 8 months ago
@bagua37 your're an idiot.
Vj11590 7 months ago
bro you should wear a belt for the dead lifts.. good work though man keep it up!
MITULOVESYOU 8 months ago
@MITULOVESYOU Actually its better if you have a strong core. All a belt does is creates a solid core but by doing core exercises you don't need a belt. I deadlift 360 and haven't even considered it to be too much weight for my core to handle yet. As long as the form is solid a belt is only reducing how much your core works thus not allowing for growing strength.
Dinastyman3 8 months ago
34 inches is great looks like you are jumping high! Just saying this, but you dont need a heavy DL or clean to jump high haha
startingover101 9 months ago
I blow this kids numbers out the water..and out jump him..check me outt. harlem!
FREESTYLER130580 9 months ago
this guy is pro
sampsonsmith 1 year ago
i'm 120lbs and have the same lifts as him, but i cant seem to jump as high...waaa
dou 1 year ago
i tried to do deadlifts for vertical jump but it really hurts your back heavily, good exercise but with what cost ?
garioldwin 1 year ago
@garioldwin
you must have been doing it wrong. If you did do it correctly, then any pain is just soreness which would go away after you get used to the lift a little more.
vertrecordings 1 year ago
@garioldwin Too much weight or in proper form.
Omegax9000 1 year ago
@Omegax9000 No , when i did deadlifts the weight was my bodyweight and i had no real effort doing it , i mean i could have lift more . I watched videos of doing it properly and i did the deadlift exercise yesterday and i still had a back pain . This is the only exercise ever that gave me back pain .
garioldwin 1 year ago
@garioldwin its still might be too much weight and if its a new exercise it would make your back sore drop weight and concentrate on form it shouldnt hurt like you describe
Omegax9000 1 year ago
@Omegax9000 Well yes i also assume that reducing weight would make back pain gone but then again i wouldnt train as i want to . In my exercises i go for strenght and i lift as much as i can so i think reducing weight is not the solution , at least for me .
garioldwin 1 year ago
@Omegax9000 I agree but if the pain is unbearable than you need to drop weight and be patient or risk injury. Strength will come.
Omegax9000 1 year ago
thats about what i do but im 180 lbs =(, but im 14 and 5 ft 10 check my vids
ARTAthletix 1 year ago
im a sophmore. with a 32 inch vert.
and squat 340 :)
iDonoraD25 1 year ago
I love your free videos!!!!!!!!
papeluso 1 year ago
and how yout knes feels?
rayzerhazadrunning 1 year ago
man dude weak
ctank08 1 year ago
who gives a fuck if he uses a pad for squats
TrevG713 1 year ago 15
@TrevG713 I do....hahha
stfuandLiftBtCh 1 year ago
@TrevG713 if you lift with men you would know pads are more for the old men or women lol.......
startingover101 9 months ago
Say, I started the intermediate A pgm over the weekend. Not only was I crazy sore in my glutes but I couldn't even touch the rim the next day. Is that to be expected and how long before I can expect to see noticable results? BTW, thanks for your blog, its awesome.
Rclinnov 1 year ago
@Rclinnov That is good. If you can`t touch rim the next day that means you are breaking your muscles down. You are suppose to let your legs rest that means no hardcore basketball no running or anything with legs. When you break down your vertical jump when you rest it will come back an be improved
bu9 1 year ago
@bu9 Thanks for the info bro. I guess I'm getting some results. I'm starting to block ppls shots at the rim again. I haven't been able to do that in years, plus I've increase my squat to 315 lbs. In week 3 of the F.T.F. prgm.
Rclinnov 1 year ago
i got like a 145lb max. but i have a 27 inch standing vert and a 33 approach!
playboyxd9 1 year ago
i have a 26 in vert and i can squat 320 pounds why is that ??
Kronk123456789 1 year ago
Thats some pretty impressive jumps considering your squat and hang clean max being pretty low..keep it up though
drd133 2 years ago
yeah good, standing vetical jump is relative to strength (squat and deadlift) running movements are relative to plyometric training
crombet01 2 years ago
wow.. my maxes are 225Ib squat, 185 deadlift, and i can only hang clean with a 25 on each side... this means i have a lottt of room to improve, but this is a good things considering i can already dunk sometimes
taylor21horton 2 years ago
if you can squat 50 pounds more than you can deadlift you are probably doing something wrong, probably not going low enough on squats
WeeWonder 2 years ago
I never hear that before. That explains alot then.
Rclinnov 1 year ago
@Rclinnov yeah, i just realized how bad my math was lol 225-185=40 not 50 but yeah most people deadlift more than squat but i guess there is some exceptions
WeeWonder 1 year ago
@WeeWonder i squat 405 and deadlift 500... lol is that weird at all ?
XxGilesFootball66xX 1 year ago
@XxGilesFootball66xX It's perfectly fine. Although, you're deadlift seems a little too large, there can be certain factors. Do you have long arms? That might be why you deadlift more, because you don't need to pull as far. I would recommend just squatting, instead of deadlifting, since you can get stronger at both by doing just one. Although, if you want to work on your grip, you could switch back to deads.
daballa100 1 year ago
@daballa100 i had a type-o there. sorry. i deadlifted 400. not 500. i just dont get why i cant jump. there is a kid at my school that weighs 180 and he only squats 240, but he has a 36 inch vertical. it makes no sense...
XxGilesFootball66xX 1 year ago
@XxGilesFootball66xX if you deadlifted 400, then i would think that maybe your depth on squats is a little too high, or maybe you have a weaker posterior chain(glutes,hamstrings). For the vertical part, there is more to jumping then limit strength. Jumping also involves form, flexibilty, stability, plyometric ability, and explosiveness. That kid I'm guessing is probably naturally bouncy (plyometric) and he has decent strength levels.
daballa100 1 year ago
@XxGilesFootball66xX in my opinion you developed slow twitch muscled which are great for strenght , instead of fast twitch muscles with who you get explosivness -
garioldwin 1 year ago
@XxGilesFootball66xX sometimes you have to take in consideration for genetics as well... maybe he is a natural sprinter as well... i major in exercise phys, and some keys to successful jumping is this 1. low body fat 2. excellent flexibility 3. strong core 4. training type 2 muscle fibers.... look at most jumpers and they will have all 4 characteristics more than likely
artilla13 1 year ago
@XxGilesFootball66xX Post a video.
remyrem121 1 year ago
@XxGilesFootball66xX sorry for the type-o. i deadlifted 400. not 500.
XxGilesFootball66xX 1 year ago
He's pretty good man.
JPMartin5 2 years ago
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he uses a pussy pad for squats
fnnypp1 2 years ago
that was temporary. he had some damaged nerves in his upper back
jumptrainee1 2 years ago 11
@jumptrainee1 i had damaged nerve in the upper back , that hurts as hell !
garioldwin 1 year ago
@fnnypp1 i really dont think that a metal bar on your spine is good for anything
ahmednabil 1 year ago
@fnnypp1 You're a fucking idiot!
Omegax9000 1 year ago
how many reps and set when doing the clean snatch???
MrMarlon313 2 years ago
cool good work.
adarqui 2 years ago
на здоровье)
Ravanmixer 2 years ago
high intensity I see
cheke64 2 years ago