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09-30-2013 , 11:15 AM
random lc question guys; in an attempt to build core strength i have begun doing planks fairly regularly (4x/week after each workout.)

is it better to add in a multitude of core exercises or are plank progressions enough (increasing time, number of reps, using a swiss ball, and eventually adding a vest or weight.)

i had remembered reading various views on different logs. i prefer stuff that's simple execution wise, if that helps (which is why planks are so perfect and easy to stay consistent with.)

thanks
09-30-2013 , 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by crashjr
I got jumped by 2 guys walking a girl home across college campus. One ran off the other stayed behind a ways. I stayed with the girl with my head on a swivel. Unfortunately the deadliest weapons I had on me were a kryptonite bike lock and a kubotan.

Got her home safely and she fixed me up right.
You picked up a girl who was with the two guys who jumped you? Solid!

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Originally Posted by RustyBrooks
Before we were married, but while we were dating, my wife was mugged once (he hit her on the back of the head with something, and then pushed her down) and was, I guess you'd call it home invaded (someone broke into the house while she was in it, rummaged around, and then left)

Both times I was gone. Thanks Obama indeed. She married me anyway, but ever since I've been forbidden to even consider living down town again.
Downton is one word, bro. Trust me.

Be safe, everyone.
09-30-2013 , 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by mburke05
thanks
Spoiler:
Obama
09-30-2013 , 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by downtown
You picked up a girl who was with the two guys who jumped you? Solid! .
Sometimes Apple dictation voice to text loses something in the translation. Plus I never proof read my posts. I was walking her home. We were walking our bicycles because you aren't allowed to ride in campus. Two dudes jumped me. I fought them off, but one hung close by. I didn't leave the girl to continue the fight.

This was over 20 years ago, so no cell phone.
09-30-2013 , 11:51 AM
What kind of pansy ass college bans bikes?
09-30-2013 , 11:55 AM
They aren't banned, you just can't ride in the main part of campus, you have to walk.

Chico State.
09-30-2013 , 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by HalfSlant
supple leopard is over rated, also the voodoo bands I got don't appear to be doing jack. At least it only cost me like $50 combined, not like the money I wasted on ART last year.
Pretty sure you've been doing it wrong. ART has given me more ROM and less pain on my shoulder in a week.
09-30-2013 , 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by mburke05
random lc question guys; in an attempt to build core strength i have begun doing planks fairly regularly (4x/week after each workout.)

is it better to add in a multitude of core exercises or are plank progressions enough (increasing time, number of reps, using a swiss ball, and eventually adding a vest or weight.)

i had remembered reading various views on different logs. i prefer stuff that's simple execution wise, if that helps (which is why planks are so perfect and easy to stay consistent with.)

thanks
The plank is a great anti-flexion in only one plane. You would need to add side planks as well.

Also do something like the Pallof Press as its a great anti-rotation and anti-flexion.
09-30-2013 , 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by udbrky
Pretty sure you've been doing it wrong. ART has given me more ROM and less pain on my shoulder in a week.
Placebo effect imo. How many sessions did you have in one week?
09-30-2013 , 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by nuclear500
The plank is a great anti-flexion in only one plane. You would need to add side planks as well.

Also do something like the Pallof Press as its a great anti-rotation and anti-flexion.
thanks!
09-30-2013 , 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by mburke05
random lc question guys; in an attempt to build core strength i have begun doing planks fairly regularly (4x/week after each workout.)

is it better to add in a multitude of core exercises or are plank progressions enough (increasing time, number of reps, using a swiss ball, and eventually adding a vest or weight.)

i had remembered reading various views on different logs. i prefer stuff that's simple execution wise, if that helps (which is why planks are so perfect and easy to stay consistent with.)

thanks
You might find this useful: http://www.t-nation.com/free_online_...ore_training_1
09-30-2013 , 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by cha59
Try putting the band right above the kneecap, maybe 4" wide, then do some deep air squats while holding onto a doorknob or a rack or something so that you can sit back far enough so that your shins stay vertical. Then give it a few minutes to rest and do the same thing with the band right below the knee.
Oh nice, didn't think about doing air squats. I'll try that today. It seems flossing beneath the knees doesn't help much, so leaning towards the problem being located above the knee. I'll still floss below the knee though.

Biked to work today to test the theory of it aggravating the knee. Confirmed. Felt a bit worse after biking to work, and quite a bit worse after biking home - definitely swollen and a bit tender to the touch. Staying away from the bike until this is fixed.

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Originally Posted by The Yugoslavian
SM - if you aren't getting leopard stripes when voodoo flossing (on skin anyway) you're doing it wrong. Also, what are you actually doing when flossing your knee? You may want to find/explore other mobility things. And lastly, sometimes you gotta do things over and over again - I haven't found anything that will autofix myself and I never have to worry again but I guess ymmv.
Definitely got leopard stripes. No worries, I'm doing both suprapatellar pouch work with a lax ball as well as other mobility stuff. Of course, it might be something structural and all the SMR work in the world might not help.

I've had enough injuries over time that's completely healed, so that's you being weird imo.
09-30-2013 , 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Soulman
Oh nice, didn't think about doing air squats. I'll try that today. It seems flossing beneath the knees doesn't help much, so leaning towards the problem being located above the knee. I'll still floss below the knee though.

Biked to work today to test the theory of it aggravating the knee. Confirmed. Felt a bit worse after biking to work, and quite a bit worse after biking home - definitely swollen and a bit tender to the touch. Staying away from the bike until this is fixed.


Definitely got leopard stripes. No worries, I'm doing both suprapatellar pouch work with a lax ball as well as other mobility stuff. Of course, it might be something structural and all the SMR work in the world might not help.

I've had enough injuries over time that's completely healed, so that's you being weird imo.
Keep working higher and lower than those specific areas as well.

All the SMR in the world wont cure a structural problem, but getting all the surrounding tissues soft and working properly should improve the way it moves & feels. Hopefully its nothing structural though.
09-30-2013 , 03:05 PM
Guise I just realized something:

At every commercial gym I've been to, including the relatively small one I was a trainer at, there's always a "sharps disposal" container in the locker room. I don't think it's actually meant for diabetes/insulin needles.
09-30-2013 , 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Evoken
Guise I just realized something:

At every commercial gym I've been to, including the relatively small one I was a trainer at, there's always a "sharps disposal" container in the locker room. I don't think it's actually meant for diabetes/insulin needles.
Meh, at commercial gyms it is likely for liability purposes in general, and not specifically there for steroid users. At the gym I go to, it is basically filled with used razors.

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Originally Posted by saw7988
I knew this article would be weird, but man they just jumped right into it.

"I had a couple of goats in my yard that I was using for milk and you know, I was tired of milking them so I slaughtered them. I ate both of those goats, all raw, and just switched over like that"

Seems standard.

Last edited by Picasso; 09-30-2013 at 03:17 PM.
09-30-2013 , 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by saw7988
his teeth are nasty, but I'm sure it was purposefully taken right after eating.
09-30-2013 , 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by saw7988
His girlfriend is "an omnivore with vegan tendencies" i.e. the same as everyone else except people on meat-only diets.
09-30-2013 , 03:57 PM
I love the top comment and reply. I stopped reading any further comments after this one because this is probably the first time in the history of the Internet that I wasn't annoyed by a comment section of an article and didn't want to spoil that feeling.
09-30-2013 , 03:59 PM
Looks good to me. Except the raw part, but hey whatever floats ya.
09-30-2013 , 04:06 PM
yaeh. faithinhumanityrestored.jpg when I saw that comment.
09-30-2013 , 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by crashjr
Looks good to me. Except the raw part, but hey whatever floats ya.
Raw is bad enough but he also likes to eat his meat rotten.
09-30-2013 , 04:12 PM
"Being an outcast. My family, they think I’ve lost it. They literally think I’m off the deep end insane and I don’t know why."
09-30-2013 , 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by RustyBrooks
Raw is bad enough but he also likes to eat his meat rotten.
I would bet that it is dry aged, and not actually spoiled in an uncontrolled environment. I've heard dry aging referred to as allowing the meat to rot.
09-30-2013 , 04:36 PM
Super interesting political update from Broway: the conservative party (yes, we have one) and a fairly right-wing party will make up our new gubmint. Politically I'd put them somewhere between the Dems and the Repubs. Socialism is dead! #silenttears

      
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