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Title: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 22, 2007, 03:08:17 AM
is easy to simulate...way cheaper than a gym too

its too easy!!!
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: TheAnimal on February 22, 2007, 03:16:30 AM
What does it involve?

 ;D
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 22, 2007, 03:34:22 AM
planche holds and push ups, lever holds and pull ups, muscle up variations, iron cross, hspu variations (freestanding, to the chest, on platforms, or weighted), v-holds and raises, weighted leg raises, weighted pistols, weighted unilateral good mornings (other leg stays raised), [glute ham calf raise if available],

stair climbing

difficulty on all exercices  may be increased with weighted vests (I have a 100lbs vest), and ankle weights (I have 50lbs worth of ankle weights),

And I do drop sets by gradually increasing mechanical advantage (reducing torques) and / or dropping the vest and or ankle weights.

A vibration plate really adds some fun into the mix for the unilateral leg exercises and the pressing movements.

No joint pain, no risk of disc injury, even at high intensity.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: SteelePegasus on February 22, 2007, 05:55:51 AM
is easy to simulate...way cheaper than a gym too

its too easy!!!

Adonis' anti-gravity suit also has a reverse switch. This allows you to increase or descrease gravity to your desired needs.

so you see, this has already been covered
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 22, 2007, 06:44:26 AM
Adonis' anti-gravity suit also has a reverse switch. This allows you to increase or descrease gravity to your desired needs.

so you see, this has already been covered

Adonis didn't design an anti-gravity suit: he didn't want to become an orbital wastrel.  Adonis has been working on a hyper-gravity suit because he wants to simulate the conditions on Jupiter.  Last I heard though, it hasn't been completed.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: SteelePegasus on February 22, 2007, 06:47:28 AM
Adonis didn't design an anti-gravity suit: he didn't want to become an orbital wastrel.  Adonis has been working on a hyper-gravity suit because he wants to simulate the conditions on Jupiter.  Last I heard though, it hasn't been completed.

that is where you are wrong! as the stated his "suit" has a forward and reverse switch. Thus covering hyper/anti gravity.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: Old_Rooster on February 22, 2007, 06:48:29 AM
planche holds and push ups, lever holds and pull ups, muscle up variations, iron cross, hspu variations (freestanding, to the chest, on platforms, or weighted), v-holds and raises, weighted leg raises, weighted pistols, weighted unilateral good mornings (other leg stays raised), [glute ham calf raise if available],

stair climbing

difficulty on all exercices  may be increased with weighted vests (I have a 100lbs vest), and ankle weights (I have 50lbs worth of ankle weights),

And I do drop sets by gradually increasing mechanical advantage (reducing torques) and / or dropping the vest and or ankle weights.

A vibration plate really adds some fun into the mix for the unilateral leg exercises and the pressing movements.

No joint pain, no risk of disc injury, even at high intensity.

oh my lord.  please do some bench pressing today.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 22, 2007, 06:55:01 AM
oh my lord.  please do some bench pressing today.

Why are you worried that I'm not doing enough to undermine the structural stability of my shoulder joints?
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: BigCypriate on February 22, 2007, 07:04:03 AM
planche holds and push ups, lever holds and pull ups, muscle up variations, iron cross, hspu variations (freestanding, to the chest, on platforms, or weighted), v-holds and raises, weighted leg raises, weighted pistols, weighted unilateral good mornings (other leg stays raised), [glute ham calf raise if available],

stair climbing

difficulty on all exercices  may be increased with weighted vests (I have a 100lbs vest), and ankle weights (I have 50lbs worth of ankle weights),

And I do drop sets by gradually increasing mechanical advantage (reducing torques) and / or dropping the vest and or ankle weights.

A vibration plate really adds some fun into the mix for the unilateral leg exercises and the pressing movements.

No joint pain, no risk of disc injury, even at high intensity.

Please tell me you dont actually do that gay s**t?
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 22, 2007, 07:06:57 AM
Please tell me you dont actually do that gay s**t?

all that and then some big boy.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 22, 2007, 08:55:39 AM
planche holds and push ups, lever holds and pull ups, muscle up variations, iron cross, hspu variations (freestanding, to the chest, on platforms, or weighted), v-holds and raises, weighted leg raises, weighted pistols, weighted unilateral good mornings (other leg stays raised), [glute ham calf raise if available],

stair climbing

difficulty on all exercices  may be increased with weighted vests (I have a 100lbs vest), and ankle weights (I have 50lbs worth of ankle weights),

And I do drop sets by gradually increasing mechanical advantage (reducing torques) and / or dropping the vest and or ankle weights.

A vibration plate really adds some fun into the mix for the unilateral leg exercises and the pressing movements.

No joint pain, no risk of disc injury, even at high intensity.

The greatest benefit of this program is the increased control it gives you of your body.  Don't you think it's pathetic that humans are capable of supporting themselves with any individual or combination of the four limbs and most people are only comfortable standing upright.  You learned how to walk when you were 2, isn't it time you learned a new skill.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 23, 2007, 11:03:36 PM
FLEX 93 TAUGHT ME THESE PRINCIPLES AFTER HE CAME BACK FROM THE FUTURE

THATS WHY IM SO FAR AHEAD OF THE CURVE
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: nycbull on February 24, 2007, 06:56:10 AM
I am one of the first people in line to get one of Adonis's gravity suits. They will be coming in three different colors. But no size smalls, sorry to half of you guys.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: 240 is Back on February 24, 2007, 07:10:47 AM
Would your max bench press be 6 times higher if you lifted on the moon?
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: benjamin pearson on February 24, 2007, 07:15:27 AM
planche holds and push ups, lever holds and pull ups, muscle up variations, iron cross, hspu variations (freestanding, to the chest, on platforms, or weighted), v-holds and raises, weighted leg raises, weighted pistols, weighted unilateral good mornings (other leg stays raised), [glute ham calf raise if available],

stair climbing

difficulty on all exercices  may be increased with weighted vests (I have a 100lbs vest), and ankle weights (I have 50lbs worth of ankle weights),

And I do drop sets by gradually increasing mechanical advantage (reducing torques) and / or dropping the vest and or ankle weights.

A vibration plate really adds some fun into the mix for the unilateral leg exercises and the pressing movements.

No joint pain, no risk of disc injury, even at high intensity.

homo
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 24, 2007, 11:11:15 AM
Would your max bench press be 6 times higher if you lifted on the moon?

If you could get past the van allen belt maybe.  Btu no one has ever done it so it's all hypothetical right 240 ;)
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: The True Adonis on February 24, 2007, 11:15:37 AM
ShiftedShapes is 100 percent correct.


Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: Stavios on February 24, 2007, 11:20:13 AM
 ::)
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 24, 2007, 03:26:51 PM
::)

Your arms are useless, you can't even support your own bodyweight on them, why not upgrade them:



Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: Max_Rep on February 24, 2007, 03:34:01 PM
What does it involve?

 ;D

This...

Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: 240 is Back on February 24, 2007, 03:37:04 PM
If you could get past the van allen belt maybe.  Btu no one has ever done it so it's all hypothetical right 240 ;)

LOL!

Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 24, 2007, 03:44:56 PM
This...



wow great vid max...The press from planche to Handstand is a great exercise. You will never find a machine that replicates that exercise.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 24, 2007, 03:52:08 PM
getting started is EASY!!!

planche and lever progressions:

http://www.dragondoor.com/articler/mode3/229/

start here:
(http://www.dragondoor.com/images/articles/4A-Justin.jpg)

work your way up:
(http://www.dragondoor.com/images/articles/2A-JJonrings.jpg)


Here's the progression for the one-legged squat:

http://www.beastskills.com/Pistol.htm

start here:
(http://www.beastskills.com/highsteppistol.jpg)

work up to this:
(http://www.beastskills.com/weighted%20pistol2.jpg)
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: Necrosis on February 24, 2007, 03:55:32 PM
The greatest benefit of this program is the increased control it gives you of your body.  Don't you think it's pathetic that humans are capable of supporting themselves with any individual or combination of the four limbs and most people are only comfortable standing upright.  You learned how to walk when you were 2, isn't it time you learned a new skill.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: Stavios on February 24, 2007, 04:25:33 PM
yeah dude we all could use some of your tips to attain a better physique

after all you are a massive 155 lbs  ::)
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 24, 2007, 04:51:54 PM
im not 155 yet, but when I get there you can bet I will kick my hyper-gravity proslytizing into high gear.
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: chris_mason on February 24, 2007, 07:32:09 PM
planche holds and push ups, lever holds and pull ups, muscle up variations, iron cross, hspu variations (freestanding, to the chest, on platforms, or weighted), v-holds and raises, weighted leg raises, weighted pistols, weighted unilateral good mornings (other leg stays raised), [glute ham calf raise if available],

stair climbing

difficulty on all exercices  may be increased with weighted vests (I have a 100lbs vest), and ankle weights (I have 50lbs worth of ankle weights),

And I do drop sets by gradually increasing mechanical advantage (reducing torques) and / or dropping the vest and or ankle weights.

A vibration plate really adds some fun into the mix for the unilateral leg exercises and the pressing movements.

No joint pain, no risk of disc injury, even at high intensity.

Great:

Let's see what you look like.

Let's see what you can lift.

In other words, let's see the results...

What?  You have nothing?  ::)
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: Alpine on February 24, 2007, 07:59:30 PM
As much as I hate BIOTEST, this T-nation article is very on-point for this topic.

All Muscle, No Iron
An Interview with Coach Christopher Sommer
by Chris Shugart
http://www.t-nation.com/readTopic.do?id=512003

Its pretty interesting.


Quote
The straight-arm work is enormously difficult and puts tremendous strain on the biceps resulting in incredible growth. The key to success is being able to approach these exercises in a safe progressive manner.

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One of my student’s, JJ Gregory, far exceeded my own modest accomplishments. On his first day of high school weight lifting, JJ pulled a nearly triple bodyweight deadlift with 400 pounds at a bodyweight of 135 and about 5’3" in height.

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I've seen many gymnasts capable of planche push-ups do double bodyweight bench presses on their first attempts. Conversely, I've never seen a weightlifter capable of doing a double bodyweight bench press even come close to a planche push-up initially.

Most BB's have big bloated, inefficient bodies that tire out instantly. Training for strength and for size are much different. I'm a fan of BB and an avid weight trainer. However, I hardly consider most pro level BB's "elite athletes." The term athlete may not even be applicable. This is coming from a fan too...  its pretty sad but its reality. 

(http://www.t-nation.com/img/photos/04-080-feature/image021.jpg)
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: shiftedShapes on February 24, 2007, 08:04:02 PM
Great:

Let's see what you look like.

Let's see what you can lift.

In other words, let's see the results...

What?  You have nothing?  ::)

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=126707.0;attach=141882;image)

150lbs of power...
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: benjamin pearson on February 24, 2007, 09:24:26 PM
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=126707.0;attach=141882;image)

150lbs of power...

No offence but you look small and weak......
Title: Re: Hyper GRAVITY
Post by: arce377 on February 24, 2007, 09:30:58 PM
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