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I want to run my mouth so bad right now. I'll just say I'm in BLRman's camp
Quote from: stromdiddily on May 28, 2015, 09:44:58 AM Pretty much exactly how I do them.Toughest part of murph for me is the push ups. I've got go-go-gadget arms which makes it a long way to move. My best is 48 minutes and that was with sub 7 minute miles on both ends Push-ups I can bang through pretty quick actually and that is usually where I make up time because my miles aren't that quick, especially the second after those devil air squats. Feels like I have ankle weights on
Pretty much exactly how I do them.Toughest part of murph for me is the push ups. I've got go-go-gadget arms which makes it a long way to move. My best is 48 minutes and that was with sub 7 minute miles on both ends
pretty light derailment. 3 for sure
Quote from: Jonathan_S on May 28, 2015, 03:07:30 PMpretty light derailment. 3 for sure 3 isn't going to do anything to help you improve your Murph time.
Quote from: vandeman17 on May 28, 2015, 07:12:28 AMQuote from: DIYARCHERYJUNKIE on May 28, 2015, 06:51:30 AMQuote from: jackelope on May 28, 2015, 06:13:09 AMI'm having a really hard time picturing myself doing 100 pull-ups. there kip ups. I, as well of the guys I complete it with, do strict pull ups. 5 sets of 10 then 10 sets of 5Have you tried to kip? While it might not isolate your back as much, they will crush your lungs.A kipping pull up is just like any other cheat rep (popping your butt up during the bench, a swing during a curl, etc.). When used correctly, any of the aforementioned "cheats" will allow a lifter to move more volume and increase strength. And before it begins, I'm no crossfit fanboy...just a firm believer in empirical evidence
Quote from: DIYARCHERYJUNKIE on May 28, 2015, 06:51:30 AMQuote from: jackelope on May 28, 2015, 06:13:09 AMI'm having a really hard time picturing myself doing 100 pull-ups. there kip ups. I, as well of the guys I complete it with, do strict pull ups. 5 sets of 10 then 10 sets of 5
Quote from: jackelope on May 28, 2015, 06:13:09 AMI'm having a really hard time picturing myself doing 100 pull-ups. there kip ups.
I'm having a really hard time picturing myself doing 100 pull-ups.
Quote from: stromdiddily on May 28, 2015, 09:33:05 AMQuote from: vandeman17 on May 28, 2015, 07:12:28 AMQuote from: DIYARCHERYJUNKIE on May 28, 2015, 06:51:30 AMQuote from: jackelope on May 28, 2015, 06:13:09 AMI'm having a really hard time picturing myself doing 100 pull-ups. there kip ups. I, as well of the guys I complete it with, do strict pull ups. 5 sets of 10 then 10 sets of 5Have you tried to kip? While it might not isolate your back as much, they will crush your lungs.A kipping pull up is just like any other cheat rep (popping your butt up during the bench, a swing during a curl, etc.). When used correctly, any of the aforementioned "cheats" will allow a lifter to move more volume and increase strength. And before it begins, I'm no crossfit fanboy...just a firm believer in empirical evidenceNo I won't ever try to kip up... If you can't do the rep strict than its definitely not going to increase anything. Lift more volume?!?? No way! Cheat reps do help at the end of a very long workout of strict compound lifts. But starting your workout with cheat reps is not how to increase anything. It will actually do what blr said and hinder your workout. Even Arnold said cheat reps help with gains. But he would never say that's the way to increase strength, mass or volume of lifts. No way. The only time to do cheat reps is after the muscle is exhausted from strict safe lifts. When I can't lift anymore I swing my back to get an extra five. So when I see kip ups and horrible form from most all crossfit elites. I figure, man that girl should not be lifting that over her head so many times so fast with such horrible form. The bars leaned so far it hurts my arms. Crossfit is dangerous when done correctly. The trainers and followers are advocating the wrong kind of physical fitness. The kind that hurts you rather than helps you.
No Im not. It adds to a completely different muscle than a strict rep would use. That applies to most every kind of cheat rep. When my arm cant lift the weight anymore I use my back and my chest to lift it and I swing a bit. Not the same effect as lifting the weight strict. I don't bother with cheat reps most often. If I want arms I work arms. If I want shoulders, back and chest I work those areas. I don't waste my time doing kip ups to get a chest, lung or back workout. Cause those things cant work any part of your arms. That's why lifting/training is so great cause you can focus the certain muscle groups that you want to hit. And that's why cross fit is so lame cause it tries to turn pull ups and deadlifts into a cardio routine with very little regard to safety and a major following of folks who don't know better.