Mitch Creek in hot water
https://www.foxsports.com.au/basketball/nbl/nbl-star-charged-over-allegedly-assaulting-woman/news-story/25982157e1ba0753dc8e5ca5b0c431dd
i had some issues early on but once i stopped being a dick with how much weight i used they’ve been fine.
biomechanically they reduce the subacromial space but that doesn’t automatically equate to “dangerous”
i get that they were always going to be served concurrently.
it’s more that he’s got the same sentence for intentionally ******* up (twice) that others have gotten for inadvertently ******* up
bit surprised by this tbh.
thought they’d want to make a high profile example showing no tolerance to tampering, particularly given he turned in a match day positive.
In silly Willie’s case it doesn’t matter, but if it were a situation where the athlete may be found innocent 2 years would be pretty ridiculous.
There‘s also the other scenario where an athlete is still able to compete with proceedings against them.
Imagine an athlete is allowed to compete for...
Ingles/Broekhoff more like for like but I’d have Green ahead of Ryan.
Possibly Landale/Maker ahead of Magnay in the 4/5 back up spots as well.
Offensively we probably play more like:
1/ Simmons
2/ Mills
3/ Ingles
4/ Thybulle
5/ Baynes
Which is where an Exum may get the nod ahead of Thybulle as...
im not 100% on hypertrophy (most of the reading I’ve done the past 2-3 years has been along the lines of diagnostic accuracy of clinical tests etc as opposed to strength training).
for strength/lifting max weights it makes absolute sense. A slow eccentric just saps energy that could be used for...
tbh I haven’t seen anything (research, anecdote or otherwise) that suggests, as long as there’s some sort of control on the eccentric, tempo alters the degree of hypertrophy.
the argument for slow tempos is normally increased TUT but I’m guessing it must be offset by less volume.
the “rules”...
horses for courses.
it’ll improve your “starting strength” but it’s not as efficient from a hypertrophy or overall strength standpoint compared to doing concentric and eccentric parts of the lift.
Gotta wonder what this person was thinking
Provisionally suspended on Jan 7 yet still travelled to Aus for the open.
to cap things off was on a compromised flight, will serve their 14 day hard quarantine and probably get put on a flight back to Europe without stepping foot on a tennis court...
realistically after a week of no training you’ve already begun to lose strength, and that’s before you factor in the repaired tissue being at a lower strength than the original tissue (due to not being exposed to stress/strain yet).
What that means practically in regards to your max tbh you’d...
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