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awarded  Nice Question
Jul
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comment Digestion and getting fitter
does "fermented foods" include beer?
Jun
30
accepted Effect of Sex/Male Orgasm on Athletic Performance
Jun
23
asked Effect of Sex/Male Orgasm on Athletic Performance
Jun
23
comment Height of socks and sports
Outstanding question! Also, would high socks also help in keeping the calf muscle warm/loose for activities where rest is frequent? (asked as a comment since it is relevant but I don't want to edit the original).
Jun
17
accepted Fruit as optimal post-workout snack? What else besides fruit?
Jun
15
revised I need an effective excercise for wings/chest
typo on incline
Jun
15
revised I need an effective excercise for wings/chest
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15
answered I need an effective excercise for wings/chest
May
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revised Cross court speed
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revised Cross court speed
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May
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answered Cross court speed
May
26
revised Fruit as optimal post-workout snack? What else besides fruit?
edited to define a little better what my generic "workout" is here; added 141 characters in body
May
26
asked Fruit as optimal post-workout snack? What else besides fruit?
May
23
accepted Sport Specific Lifts - Tennis
May
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comment Sport Specific Lifts - Tennis
Understood. I am just looking for central areas to focus on while everything else becomes supplemental - for instance how a football player (which I used to be) focuses 1/2 of the lifts on things involving hip/lower body explosion (squats/cleans) and lifts that emphasize pressing since creating separation with your arms is key in line play and in shedding blockers... with the other half of the workouts being supplemental for the rest of the body (or so was my experience). Both 5x5's seem fine for increasing general strength, which I'll probably roll with. Thanks.
May
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asked Sport Specific Lifts - Tennis
May
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awarded  Nice Answer
Mar
30
comment How deep should a squat be?
Agreed 100% - at no part of a squat should your muscles be in a relaxed state. This includes the end of the lift when you are standing upright - if the muscles in your legs are relaxed, that means you are standing with your knees locked holding way more weight than you are accustomed to holding. Stay tensed up during the entirety of a set.
Mar
11
answered What's a good home exercise for the lower back?