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- Aug 26, 2015 10:25
- Forum: Exercise Routines
- Topic: Isometric stretching: additional sets for strength gains?
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Isometric stretching: additional sets for strength gains?
When doing isometric stretching I follow the below routine: Warmup: Dynamic stretch front/side/back (1 set of 10 reps) Isometric Stretch I do this whilst holding onto a chair because the tense and relax method doesn't increase my range of motion without holding onto something (probably because my le...
- Oct 31, 2009 09:01
- Forum: Gear for Strength Training
- Topic: The best shoes for horse riding stance (7 step)
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4878
The best shoes for horse riding stance (7 step)
Hi Guys, I notice in the DVD Secrets of Stretching that Tom is wearing trainers while lowering into the side splits from the horse riding stance (7 step). I usually do this with bare feet but feel myself slipping as I reach my maximum stretch and have to stop because it becomes too painful. However ...
- Oct 07, 2009 12:27
- Forum: Planning and Control of Training
- Topic: Good Morning lift vs Deadlift
- Replies: 3
- Views: 6827
Re: Good Morning lift vs Deadlift
Thank you for the detailed response CSta
- Oct 04, 2009 15:04
- Forum: Planning and Control of Training
- Topic: Good Morning lift vs Deadlift
- Replies: 3
- Views: 6827
Good Morning lift vs Deadlift
Hi Guys,
When reviewing the Secrets of Stretching DVD.
Am I right in saying that Deadlifts are the next step up from Good Morning lifts, and how are they better?.
Would I benefit from doing both in my routine as once I’m at the stage where I can do Deadlifts are Good Morning Lifts still required.
When reviewing the Secrets of Stretching DVD.
Am I right in saying that Deadlifts are the next step up from Good Morning lifts, and how are they better?.
Would I benefit from doing both in my routine as once I’m at the stage where I can do Deadlifts are Good Morning Lifts still required.
- Sep 12, 2009 20:41
- Forum: Planning and Control of Training
- Topic: No Progression
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9908
Re: No Progression
Thank you for taking time to respond to my post Tom I'll read through the isometric section again and report back to this post in a couple of weeks with an update to how i'm getting on. One more question, regarding the leg exercise from the cable machine (screenshot below from your dvd) http://s896....
- Sep 12, 2009 13:52
- Forum: Planning and Control of Training
- Topic: No Progression
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9908
Re: No Progression
Hi Tom, I've posted two videos instead of photos to better demonstrate my technique. If the camera angles are not right, I can upload another clip for you. (Stretching from cold) This my first set with no warm-up http://s896.photobucket.com/albums/ac166/dcclarke/?action=view¤t=stretchingfromco...
- Sep 11, 2009 13:10
- Forum: Planning and Control of Training
- Topic: No Progression
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9908
Re: No Progression
Hi CSta,
Thanks for the lenghly detailed response.
I could of sworn the dvd says 30 reps but i'll knock them down and review the dvd again.
Please continue to post any more solutions you can think of.
Thanks for the lenghly detailed response.
I could of sworn the dvd says 30 reps but i'll knock them down and review the dvd again.
Please continue to post any more solutions you can think of.
- Sep 10, 2009 18:33
- Forum: Planning and Control of Training
- Topic: No Progression
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9908
No Progression
Hi Guys, I've been following the stretching scientifically book and DVD continuously for a good 3 months and haven’t really noticed any permanent results. I train in taekwondo twice a week which benefits from good cardio work & dynamic kicks and do isometric stretching twice a week too. I'm one of t...