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hey guys new to the i can currently bench 220 for 1 rep can
some give me a good routine to get to 300?
thanks.
some give me a good routine to get to 300?
thanks.
are you referring to upper or lower back or both and what are the best exercises to achieve this and in what rep range??strong back= strong bench
if you dl and had just as strong back, you would blow him into orbitReally?
I find that ironic, my friend can dead 455 for a rep, and do usually more weight than i can on back but my bench blows him out of the water
Really?
I find that ironic, my friend can dead 455 for a rep, and do usually more weight than i can on back but my bench blows him out of the water
Could you explain your logic please. This is not true for me at all.My recommendation is to not go solely after benching, make sure you are working everything. The more you do squats and deads the stronger you will get every where else.
The stronger your base is when benching the more your main movers can push to their potential. Strong lats stabilize your shoulders. Strong legs keep your torso from shifting during the bench. Strong abs and back keep your arch.Could you explain your logic please. This is not true for me at all.
I can see your logic. But more in a sense of a dificiency in those areas as potentially hurting your bench. But if you aren't "unstable" in those areas, making them stronger is not going to help your bench IMO. I've squatted and deadlifted just shy of 500 with strict form. But have never solved my whimpy benching dilemma :think:The stronger your base is when benching the more your main movers can push to their potential. Strong lats stabilize your shoulders. Strong legs keep your torso from shifting during the bench. Strong abs and back keep your arch.
At least thats how I think of it.
Well, have you taken a vid of your benching?I can see your logic. But more in a sense of a dificiency in those areas as potentially hurting your bench. But if you aren't "unstable" in those areas, making them stronger is not going to help your bench IMO. I've squatted and deadlifted just shy of 500 with strict form. But have never solved my whimpy benching dilemma :think:
everyone is built differently.. Try focusing on Incline more so then flat bech. I eliminated flat from my chest routine and hit only incline and decline...After about a month i hit flat and the weight i was repping was about 30 lbs more...I can see your logic. But more in a sense of a dificiency in those areas as potentially hurting your bench. But if you aren't "unstable" in those areas, making them stronger is not going to help your bench IMO. I've squatted and deadlifted just shy of 500 with strict form. But have never solved my whimpy benching dilemma :think:
No, but that's definately a good idea. Unfortunately, I don't have access to any video equipment.Well, have you taken a vid of your benching?
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