coolcolj
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Thursday 1st November - Cycle 1 - Week 3 - Day 2
Even though I was still tired, my legs felt good upon waking, that nice loose feeling, so I decided to jump after my part time job this morning. A good decision because I made some huge gains! A bit more volume as I won't be squatting today, and I can squat on Saturday with no jumps.
Really happy, that should boost testosterone up a little
I overestimated how long it takes me to get home, it's around 8mins rather than 15 mins. That explains why I can jump straight away without feeling cold etc . 8 mins hmmm
Morning 31 jumps 10-30 seconds rest between each
15 at workplace - 1 standing and the rest one step jumps.
16 at home 8 mins later - 2 standing, 6 one step, and 7 running jumps
At home, standing and one step up 0.5 inch. Running jump up 2 inches!
Only 4 more inches to go to touch the outside ceiling. Garage ceiling is quite a lot higher though, gonna have to jump over 44 inches minimum to touch that
Sweet, difference between the jumps is back to where they were. 4 inches or so difference between standing and running. I actually hit my highest running jumps towards the end. Still inconsistent. Sometimes it's no higher than my one step jump, but I'm slowly dialing in the timing and form. It's more complicated to do right than you think.
I've only started practising running jumps recently so there are probably 1-2 inches in there from form and timing alone. I never used to do it much on the BBall courts because I feel like a clumsy fool doing it, and never enough room in the gym to practise it
Also I am finding I jump higher across the board when I dip down really fast and go 1-2 inches deeper than I have in the past. Especially on my running jump where I don't tend to dip deep enough. Better ankle mobility is a big help here too allow a deeper dip without the heels going off the floor.
My stance is starting to resemble a narrow stance full squat much more than in the past with feet parallel. I tended to split them further apart in the past with knees bending inwards.
Landing in the same position as well, solid and stable.
Even though I was still tired, my legs felt good upon waking, that nice loose feeling, so I decided to jump after my part time job this morning. A good decision because I made some huge gains! A bit more volume as I won't be squatting today, and I can squat on Saturday with no jumps.
Really happy, that should boost testosterone up a little

I overestimated how long it takes me to get home, it's around 8mins rather than 15 mins. That explains why I can jump straight away without feeling cold etc . 8 mins hmmm

Morning 31 jumps 10-30 seconds rest between each
15 at workplace - 1 standing and the rest one step jumps.
16 at home 8 mins later - 2 standing, 6 one step, and 7 running jumps
At home, standing and one step up 0.5 inch. Running jump up 2 inches!
Only 4 more inches to go to touch the outside ceiling. Garage ceiling is quite a lot higher though, gonna have to jump over 44 inches minimum to touch that

Sweet, difference between the jumps is back to where they were. 4 inches or so difference between standing and running. I actually hit my highest running jumps towards the end. Still inconsistent. Sometimes it's no higher than my one step jump, but I'm slowly dialing in the timing and form. It's more complicated to do right than you think.
I've only started practising running jumps recently so there are probably 1-2 inches in there from form and timing alone. I never used to do it much on the BBall courts because I feel like a clumsy fool doing it, and never enough room in the gym to practise it

Also I am finding I jump higher across the board when I dip down really fast and go 1-2 inches deeper than I have in the past. Especially on my running jump where I don't tend to dip deep enough. Better ankle mobility is a big help here too allow a deeper dip without the heels going off the floor.
My stance is starting to resemble a narrow stance full squat much more than in the past with feet parallel. I tended to split them further apart in the past with knees bending inwards.
Landing in the same position as well, solid and stable.