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I've heard of it but don't recall knowing anyone who tried it.
I have short-term memory, but what are you healing from?
I have short-term memory, but what are you healing from?
I've heard of it but don't recall knowing anyone who tried it.
I have short-term memory, but what are you healing from?
I am having a precancerous spot removed from my abdomen on Thursday. They will do some digging and stitching![]()
IMHO, you are seeing gains and PRs from Sheiko, agree? I believe in switching only if gains or weight lifted stagnates. Something to think on. Good luck with the spot removal.
Doesn't look like much of a funk there.
Womp there it is! Knew you had a good 275 in you! Good job Mark ��������
Thanks. About 75 minutes and 31 secondsSolid benching. How long does session typically last you?
Started Magnitropin by MyoKem today. 3 am and 3 pm. Let's see what this stuff does through this log![]()
Wow! You didn't waste any recovery time. Your lifting sessions are still awesome! Nice job!
Thanks kenpoengineer . I've been a bit distracted lately. I traveled on Thursday to pick up our puppy. This has thrown me off a bit. I forgot what it's like with a 8 week old pup in the house. Back at it Monday. I am pretty glad I was able to pick up where I left off with Sheiko.
New PR on deadlift. 385lbs at 176lb body weight. Lifted 400lbs up to knees. I have yesterday and today's update to post still.
Nice!!! 405 next time
Nice!!! 405 next time
Yup, it'll be there!
Thanks guys. I hope so. I'm really struggling with squats. I think a lot of it is lack of confidence in my thinking. To you guys have any suggestions to help me get my squat numbers up?
Do you have any recent video of your squat?
Do you have any recent video of your squat?
The scream tells me you aren't keeping your breath. You need to suck in before your descent and push the air out your belly like you're bracing to be punched there. Keep that air till you get to the top.
The bar comes forward some on rep one (not tracking over your heel or center foot), and on rep two the bar goes over your toes.
This could be partially due to not keeping air, but probably also had to do with your stance. You could likely widen your stance some, point the toes out slightly, and that may help. Another option WITH a wider stance is going low bar. I assume the core leaning at the bottom is due to the high bar for you, lack of "air", and not looking up. You want to look up with your chest out as you come up (it's hard to tell from this angle).
This is a lot of good advice. Thank you! I will implement these and continue to take videos for continued help.
Squatting in crocs aren't ideal either. You need to "pack" your scapular under the bar ~ to keep upper back tightness.
Did you do anything different with your squats, or is that the same grouping? If so, how did it feel?