King of dead lifts showed up today. 15 minutes of prep time doing the sumo walk with resistance bands. 1 rep 135 drop that bar! 1 rep 225 drop that bar! Ok he's finished now. Take off those big plates and drop those too! Alright time for shrugs with the bar, 5 reps. He sets the bar down gently...
Today at the Y.... This group of high school guys came to do bench. One of them was doing the robot to the crap music they play. On the bar they had (in this sequence) 5, 10, 45, 5... Inside to out.
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I was always the 'Fat Kid' got made fun of so I lost 80 pounds and competed in State Powerlifting. Came to college and lost everything I had worked for. Now I'm in the journey again.
Well I'm sick of all of the variances. I want to follow a plan to the T but not a fan of hack squats, wide bench, etc. This plan looks like a good one, thanks.
Was wondering if anyone knew of, or used a workout plan that is based around building muscle mass while incorporating my three favorite lifts as well. Dead, Squat, and Bench. It seems like everything I come across is more definition based rather than strength. Thanks in advance everyone.
Yep. When I go to the gym and see someone lifting more than me I ask them for advice not try to outdo them. When he was telling me his stories he was even getting in my face just like how the person he was talking about got in his.
My Douchebag Encounter-
Was doing failure sets, and most of the people at our gym are really helpful and nice. I went up to a guy with intentions of getting a spot from him. When I asked him "are you going to take a quick break in a minute?" He saw this as the golden opportunity to share...
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