Bump. But im sure everyone makes the mistake of flaring out their elbos and some just break the habbit sooner. I had to learn the hard way too thats probably the main reason my bench lags so far back compared to my other lifts.
Wow sorry about the spelling im on my phone. Another is to lay on your side on a bench with a light db and just rotate the db laterally while keeping your elbo stiff. Theres a bunch online just type in shoulder joint strengthening or something and itll do a better job explaining it.
Ya is it like a sharp pinch? I dont know what ud call them but od set the cable machine to the height of my elbo and just keep me elbo stiff and pull it from outside in then vice versa for a few sets each way on both arms
Had exact thing your describing and it took about 6 months of rehabing to get comfortable benching. Although im stubborn so i didnt miss a chest day so that probably didnt help either.
Bump especially since 8 weeks would be perfect time because you peak in the 9th week. Its pretty demanding make sure you do alot of assistance and rotator cuff work, low reps wear a guy down.
eat more and remember form is more important than anything. alot of new lifters cheat themselves out of real gains because they want to be strong to fast but youll be alot stronger in the long run if you start right. be consistent and youll get there.. your defenately not a weakling for 17 but...
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