rob112
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I could do them before powerlifting lol
Exactly lol same here
I could do them before powerlifting lol
Nice work, man.
Wearing the hammy bands?
Worn them for 2 sessions now and they are worth every penny. I love them honestly. My only issue would be to create a dependence on them. Sumo feels so much better with them.
I've trained in them from last March up until last warmup for my last October meet with no issues.
Your post cut off? It just says joker with no joker set
Edited lol stupid phone
Nice man, looks like you had a hell of a workout today. Solid OHP numbers too
Katana is the best formula of the bunch, too. I like to keep old PWO and use them as like coffee or rock stars...aka when I need energy outside of working out.
I prefer actual monsters for that honestly. Reason being is all those pres have other fancy stims in them. If i use some caffeine outside of lifting it seems to help keep my adrenals fresher. This is the main reason ive never used a fat burner or anything. Just enough caffeine to get threw work or school then use a pre to lift. Its how ive always been.
White monster is banging tasting, too. Little on the low end for me but my tolerance is a little high, not at DMax level though haha
U jelly of my 1+ gram a day
Lot-O-Reppin'-Lou
430×10 wow dude that's some cardio lifting there
Dips are become a great exercise no powerlifter can do it seems lol
Trust me, i felt it for about an hr after this set lol
My sessions with deadlifting (particularly high reps) followed by front squats have been the most taxing sessions I have ever done. Way to easily trudge through it and do more assistance work for good measure.
Damn dude, killer session there. That is some serious nausea top set there haha
10 reps of any weight on squats or deads is no joke. Props
I can do them just fine.
I can do them just fine.
Strong pressin brother
Solid session here. Very nice numbers. I like how your buddy and you make 5/3/1 more powerlifting specific with getting heavier weights in your hands, and at the same time know when to back off. Very good stuff.
Thanks man. Its all in the book tho. But common sense would say to structure it this way in my opinion.
Now that I understand powerlifting more I agree 100%. The biggest knock on the program is you don't hold heavy weights with the highest weight you touch, 1 time every third week being 95% of 90%. Jim obviously knows his stuff, and with experience and some autoregulation it can be great overall program, and sport specific to powerlifting.
I may steal some ideas when I am able to go full blow again and plan our longer blocks.
Need more vids!
Session looks nice though. Think you're setting yourself up for a pretty big PR if you're able to hit 505 after all that work.