herderdude
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One step ahead of you fellas. I upped the tren yesterday. How you guys think i gained 25lbs in 3 month?
McDoubles?
One step ahead of you fellas. I upped the tren yesterday. How you guys think i gained 25lbs in 3 month?
McDoubles?
You guys ever order a McGangbang? It's a real thing that started a decade ago when they introduced the McDouble. Where you stick a McChicken between the two patties. Some of the STL area restaurants will make them for you if you order it, but you can always do it yourself if you get a new kid
I have always just made them myself lol. One time i used that Buffalo McChicken they had a while back and it was bombbbbbb. Disclaimer: I was pretty damn drunk.
Nothing like a sub-$3 800 calorie grease bomb
I'm sorry I did this to you
I haven't had mcds in like a year and a half.
Huh?
Burger king all day
Bonus points: o rings with zesty sauce produce the most heinous flatulence. I usually sit halfway between pride and sympathy for my victims.
Burger king all day
Bonus points: o rings with zesty sauce produce the most heinous flatulence. I usually sit halfway between pride and sympathy for my victims.
I also form my arch from lumbar and lower t spine. It lead to my spine injury. Now I just try to arch from my upper back and leave it at that. I don't cram my lower back at all now
I am so glad I live in Texas. Those places blow in comparison to Whataburger. 24 hours a day of wonderful deliciousness.
I was really just trying to focus on my arch today. And honestly i think i might be better off without it. We'll see what you guys have to say when i put the vids up. Based on the videos i watched of duffin talking about bench setup & arch, he would agree with you that it increases likelihood of lumbar injury.
Well you are missinf a key point. We are not touching at the lumbar/lower tspine when we bench. So to have a big arch there is pointless. The onky place that matters is the upper back. So I would deff work on an upper back arch. Without a doubt. Every good bencher archs there at least. Kirill and spoto come to mind here.
Oh yeah, i agree 100%. I was just talking about the arch that i had today.
So i woke up at 3am last night cold and shivering. Then woke up again at 5am and was sweating and had some (flu like) body aches. Dunno if I'm coming down with something or not....kinda looks like it. But, hopefully it is gone by tomorrows session. I just hope i dont get that 24hr big and start puking and ****ting.
Im just sitting here at work sweating and everyone is cold lol. I already took ibuprofen so hopefully if i have a fever it'll be under control soon.
Fever means your body is trying to kill something that shouldn't be there.
If I could've just laid at home all day and slept I wouldn't of taken anything. But i need money to pay my bills brotha.
Oh I hear you. I like that one med combo, the tabs that fizz in water. I forget the name. Always perks me up when sick.
Airborne? I like them too. Might stop and grab some at Walgreens on my lunch break. Thanks for the reminder.
Video from yesterday. You'll see what I mean how I engage my lats some reps and don't on some others. Work in progress.
Spotos 185x12
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230x10 final set - The last rep was a little more of a grinder than I would've liked.
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230x 10 second set
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230x11 first set
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Both set ups look different. You can tell you are not loading your lats like you stated before. You have a very bodybuilder style bench. Your meet the bar then collapse. Try to stay high the whole time. I think if you learned to drive your self away from the bar and time that would proper leg drive your bench would take off. (Little leg drive visible in the vids).
I don't know how you can tell by video if the last are involved.
Hope you recover quick Jared. Something going around here, foo.
Even in the spotos you think I'm not? Id have to disagree. I think i am in some of the reps when my elbows stay a bit tighter, then there are other reps where i flair more.
And the set ups look different because set 2 (i think it was) i went feet first vs the other two sets where i set my back first.
Also, in regard to leg drive..i pretty much am doing (or at least attempting to do) a static leg extension during the entire rep. Is that incorrect? I guess i dont know how to stay tight in the legs but then still have more slack to be able to explode with leg drive.
^thanks for that Herder. What exactly do you mean by "let your shoulders relax down into the pad" on the unrack??
And thank you for making that distinction...as that makes much more sense to me.
I did forget to cue myself by pulling the bar apart yesterday now that you mention that. Which sucks because 1 or 2 weeks ago, probably 2, i remember talking about how that was clicking for me well and i needed to continue with that.
Spotos were much cleaner.
Herder has you covered on the upper back honestly. I was on lunch and not sure of what I was saying lol.
You constant leg drive yes. But I should be vary during the lift itself. I like to imagine its like a power up meter or a percent.
Unrack-40-50%
As you go down the percent raises to around 80%
Touch/pause-80% from above
Press-100%
These are purely examples but I hope you get the idea.
Its not just a leg ext as I'm sure you know but I'll explain more just incase. Make sure to be "squatting the weight" heels down and all of your lower body should be flexed and tight. The drive should push your traps harder into the bench and raise your sternum up to the bar.
Okay so before you unrack it make sure your scaps are together and down. Lock your arms out as you unrack and use your lats to pull it out to where it goes. When it gets there, let gravity push your shoulders into the pad harder. Don't actively pinch, let the weight do it, more effective that way. You'll be amazed by the difference it makes.
Okay so before you unrack it make sure your scaps are together and down. Lock your arms out as you unrack and use your lats to pull it out to where it goes. When it gets there, let gravity push your shoulders into the pad harder. Don't actively pinch, let the weight do it, more effective that way. You'll be amazed by the difference it makes.
Okay i remember you saying that before (power meeter example). Yeah that all makes sense to me. Ill keep working on it. Thanks Lou
You're gonna out bench me with these cues soon enough bud
We'll see man. Im just worried about myself. Not necessarily out benching anyone. Once you get recovered im sure you'll start throwing lbs on the bar.
Put the band around your knees while you drag the sled