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i read this article do you think its true(running faster and jumping higher)


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Old 04-23-2006, 03:34 PM   #1
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i read this article do you think its true(running faster and jumping higher)

well this is the link its not that long- http://www.wannabebig.com/article.php?articleid=210

im going to start the routine he outlined and it will just be my leg day
You pick wich exersies u want ,
im gonna do deadlifts, Paused Jump squat(bodyweight), and ankle jumps
hopefully if i do those and drop the fat i got, ill be alot better at sports
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Old 04-23-2006, 03:36 PM   #2
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even before i read the article I am going to tell you that Kelly Baggett is one smart MOFO!



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Old 04-23-2006, 03:38 PM   #3
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also before I comment on the article I will tell you honestly that your limiting factor is your weight and BF. You need to get your diet in order. Once you drop weight you will be faster and you will jump higher.



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Old 04-23-2006, 03:41 PM   #4
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yea i know but i want to a1so get on the hs basketball team and ill still half to run alot faster and jump alot higher even if i do drop the bf, were you bein sarcastic or is he really a smart mofo-lol
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yea i know but i want to a1so get on the hs basketball team and ill still half to run alot faster and jump alot higher even if i do drop the bf, were you bein sarcastic or is he really a smart mofo-lol

he is really fucking smart! I love his articles.

what i am saying is if you deit and drop fat you are automatically going to get faster. Also, just working on basic strength you will increase your potential. You don't need a specific program. You are new to training. You just need consistency and you need to build your foundational strength before anything else.



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im never gonna quit training- well at least until im 50, i will always be consisten to training, i just have to be consisten to dieting, i know your right when u say i will automatically gain speed and jump higher- its not easy to jump wih 70 lbs of fat around you
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i meant consistant not consiten lol
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good read.



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so would you reccomend a routine to people like that who want speed and higher jumping abilities?
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so would you reccomend a routine to people like that who want speed and higher jumping abilities?

yea, I may do things differently, but it is good.

I wouldn't recommend jumping, especially weighted jumping to someone that is overweight like yourself. To much force on the knees and hips.

Loose weight and train your strengths.



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thnx for the advice
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thnx for the advice
no problem.

I am just being honest with you.

if you do what I say you will most defenitly get faster and jump higher.

also, if you want to make the team, those two factors are important but you also need to enhance your skills.....ball handeling, shotting, passing, etc...



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yea i already have the skills, i used to be on a team and i have basketball gym in school, and i play at the park every chance i get, and i got an ok height for my age(6ft-15 years old), i just need speed and jumping skills, and i have to lose the weight to get that
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Another key is to learn how to jump and land properly. This will reduce the impact on your joints and allow your muscles to do the eccentric breaking instead. Honestly, I need work on this myself, big time.



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