Theiskn skrev:Nu kiggede jeg lidt efter den tråd som jeg ville henvise til, og fandt nogle ting.
Dette er citater fra John Broz som er vægtløftnings coach.
"Max in the Squat is necessary, but max DL is bad. The lower back gets taxed too much with this lift and takes too long to recover. It is more of a single joint exercise then the squat. I prefer 70-85% Fast pulls for 2-3reps to build DL power. Neither of these taxes the CNS even close to what the SN and C/J do. "
"Squats take no or very little mental energy or stress on the CNS. squatting heavy should become as regular as a walk down the street.
Efter jeg havde søgt et stykke tid, fandt jeg det.
"It is a natural movement for the upper body to push and pull. The legs aren't designed to "pull", only push off the floor. That's why our feet don't have thumbs and can recuperate / adapt much faster. If you squat and DL with full range of motion, your glutes and hams will get tons of work. I don't know many OL with tiny butts or hammies. Usually it's the exact opposite. At a OL meet when you are walking around the hotel or venue you can always spot all the lifters because it's big butt central.
The hams work in the squats and get additional work with the S and CJ (or pulls if you PL). Train this way and your legs will be balanced."
Disse citater er selvfølgelig tage ud af en sammenhæng, men jeg vil nu stadig sige at det er unaturlig at trække fra gulvet af.
Som jeg skrev længere oppe, så skal du også bare Squatte og lave VL. Slut.












