Got my slingshot in the other day, took nearly double the about of time to receive from what they said it would take. When asked for a refund on shopping due to this I got the run around. One of the first things I noticed was it was made in Pakistan not the US. After very minimal use, 3 working...
yea the wraps seem like they will definitely last longer because u don't need to pull them up and down the forearms. And it allows u to apply the pressure u want like u mention. I wouldn't go with the 42 inch tho haha I think it's a little big, I have 18 inch arms and 15 inch forearms and I wrap...
so basically id die or almost die right away not after? It only feels weird when my arms are in the position as if the bar would be on my chest. Like forearms touching upper arms
I feel like some dudes wrap there's knees way tighter than I or anyone could wrap their elbows and if they aren't closing off arteries and veins I should be fine. I know I'm just overthinking this cause that's my nature
Don't worry about percentages, they have their place but just pick a weight u can do for 3x3 and then keep that same weight and just increase reps each time, go for 4,3,3 then 4,4,3 then 3x4 then 5,4,4 and so on and so forth
I was using the blue slingshot compression cuffs for about 2 years and from pulling it up and down my forearms has stretched them out so I bought the 42inch slingshot multipurpose wrap and at first I thought they were two big but after using them awhile they have gotten looser and fit nicely and...
Slightly off topic. But I'm interested in the largest weight u can jump from warm up to warm up whether it be for a 1RM or just working sets. I've experimented between 40-70 pound jumps but I'm interested in the biggest jump u can make safely.
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