SweetLou321
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He takes all the caffeine.
Razor 8 plus 400mg is like 800mgs lol
He takes all the caffeine.
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Your squats. To far forward. You need to get wide and point your feet somewhere around 45 degrees or a little more forward. You are sitting to far back also. Push the knees out and reallu sit between them while pushing back just enough to load the gear and keep a perpendicular knee angle to the floor. Head needs to be up or straight as you are leaning quite a bit. Lats and upper back also arnt tight enough. Also get your hips and glutes fully loaded on the unrack and use the glutes to properly track your knees.
Its all for cns overload on the high band squats and high chain squats.
Nice work Dmax! 800 next week?
Welcome I appreciate u looking in and your honesty
I'm not sure about the head thing it just started to manifest it self again as the weight get heavy I'm working on correcting it. Do you think back tightness will improve if I keep my head up
The stace and knees are also some things my teammates were talking about after I will work on it
Unracking was a mess this week keep thinking the bar was going to come off. And had some miss cues in my head I'll try to think of it as you say
Caffeine I take a lot... I nomaly drunk a coffee on my way There as well so I'd say I'm above 800 most workout days
Sometimes I think our bodies were not created for powerlifting...haha
Nice work today getting through the pain DMax
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Thanks for your input, giving it to me straight I like that.
I feel the same way man I was sorta pushed into this as there is only one other raw guy in the crew. I'm not saying I'm not enjoying handling the big weights and the gear and it's awsome experience
Bench has always been a struggle for me for some reason the technique alludes me for some reason I'm plenty strong I think just bench dumb
Everything is a work in progress and we are always learning
Edit: how can u tell my back isn't tight from the video cause I want to see it too
So I know this is a stupid question but how does everyone approach there deloads Light on mains work on technique then attack weak points? Or take a moderate approach to weak points with higher reps? Is been a long time since I've done one. at least 3 months
So I know this is a stupid question but how does everyone approach there deloads
Light on mains work on technique then attack weak points?
Or take a moderate approach to weak points with higher reps?
Is been a long time since I've done one. at least 3 months
So I know this is a stupid question but how does everyone approach there deloads
Light on mains work on technique then attack weak points?
Or take a moderate approach to weak points with higher reps?
Is been a long time since I've done one. at least 3 months
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Everything is a work in progress and we are always learning Edit: how can u tell my back isn't tight from the video cause I want to see it too
Based on how your chest and shoulders sit and how they dont sink in first on the descent. Its really how the rear delt looks.
What's the "belly up" comment all about? Keeping a tight arch?
I wish I could see it too...
Good info here on the deload ideas.
What's the "belly up" comment all about? Keeping a tight arch?
I wish I could see it too...
Good info here on the deload ideas.
Everything is a work in progress and we are always learning
Edit: how can u tell my back isn't tight from the video cause I want to see it too
aiming for your belly.
Ill find some good examples later for you and dmax so itll help you both analyze your own vids in the future
Im coming back to this with comments while I look for vids to really show this. Watch the bar come out on the first rep and your back pulls together and lats sink. That is a good and tight back. Then the press goes well and as you press up your lats flare out, this loosens your back and you lose power and cant finish the rep as effectively. The second rep the hand off is funky and you can see the difference between your lats between this rep and the first rep. You lower ok and go to press and flare even worse then the first rep and stall out. The lats shouldnt be flaring out like that when you flare. Imagine someone has their finger right between your rhomboids and you are trying to squeeze it on the unrack, then try to squeeze harder as you lower the bar, and lastly try to squeeze it even harder when you press up and flare backwards. More info and some explanation Invalid Link Removed
Im coming back to this with comments while I look for vids to really show this.
Watch the bar come out on the first rep and your back pulls together and lats sink. That is a good and tight back. Then the press goes well and as you press up your lats flare out, this loosens your back and you lose power and cant finish the rep as effectively. The second rep the hand off is funky and you can see the difference between your lats between this rep and the first rep. You lower ok and go to press and flare even worse then the first rep and stall out.
The lats shouldnt be flaring out like that when you flare. Imagine someone has their finger right between your rhomboids and you are trying to squeeze it on the unrack, then try to squeeze harder as you lower the bar, and lastly try to squeeze it even harder when you press up and flare backwards.
More info and some explanation
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Sounds like a sign to just finish out a deload this weekend. Looks like a good plan
You aren't squeezing the hexes all the way up on presses? Man those things burn.
That close on CGBP? You crazy man.
Questions when doing OHP do u guys come all the way down till the tris touch your lats or just bring it down till tris a parallel to the floor? The second is the way I've been doing them and handle good weight this way but am I cheating myself? I did all reps today down to touching the lats it seems if I go that route I may have some building to do again.
I go til the bar is at or just below chin-level.