09-15-2009, 11:18 AM
I'm going through the seminar vid, and Tuchsherer is very much a "train the movement, not the muscle" guy.
So, if your lockout is bad, you perform lockouts from boards or a rack. If your DL start is bad, you might pull from the floor to knee, or pull from a deficit.
I'm not sure he's addressed longevity needs with his twice weekly recommendation of neglected muscles and prehab/flexibility though.
So, there will be 3 slots devoted to assisting your weaknesses. Tuchsherer doesn't say there will be an immediate effect, but that there will be a realization period.
So, if your lockout is bad, you perform lockouts from boards or a rack. If your DL start is bad, you might pull from the floor to knee, or pull from a deficit.
I'm not sure he's addressed longevity needs with his twice weekly recommendation of neglected muscles and prehab/flexibility though.
So, there will be 3 slots devoted to assisting your weaknesses. Tuchsherer doesn't say there will be an immediate effect, but that there will be a realization period.