Wish they'd do clean and jerks. Seriously.
by domer.mq 
, Saturday, February 27, 2010, 10:55 (5946 days ago) @ KGB
I know they probably don't due to potential for injury, but it would seem like the best "football movement" exercise overall, particularly if the goal is to get a sense of explosive strength. The BP usually just seems like a silly thing to me because (prep for brag) as an experiment, after I saw what Quinn could do, I tried training up for it myself for 2 months and managed 20 (I could maybe do 3 right now). No way could I ever train up in a few months to do what most of these guys could do with a clean and jerk.
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Jim (fisherj08),
2010-02-26, 10:42
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domer.mq,
2010-02-26, 13:53
- And color me surprised: Young and Olsen were in T10. -
domer.mq,
2010-02-26, 21:34
- Agree, although BP might not exactly be the issue. -
KGB,
2010-02-27, 10:49
- maybe those two aren't physically -
JRT,
2010-02-27, 12:49
- As four-year participants in Mendoza's program... - KGB, 2010-02-27, 13:58
- Wish they'd do clean and jerks. Seriously. - domer.mq, 2010-02-27, 10:55
- maybe those two aren't physically -
JRT,
2010-02-27, 12:49
- with that number - MHB (Rakes of Mallow), 2010-02-26, 23:05
- Agree, although BP might not exactly be the issue. -
KGB,
2010-02-27, 10:49
- And color me surprised: Young and Olsen were in T10. -
domer.mq,
2010-02-26, 21:34
- Eagerly awaiting Bench Press numbers.