Sean1332
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Bolt beat me to it^^
Thank you, gents! I'll be doing those on my lil prehab day tomorrow.
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Bolt beat me to it^^
Bolt beat me to it^^
Why does benching have to suck lol
Thank you, gents! I'll be doing those on my lil prehab day tomorrow.
Why does benching have to suck lol
I don't like your tone.
My lumbar is ****ed from benching yesterday.
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Karma for sassing it.
You and your obnoxious reps! Holy crap, Superman.
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I just threw up in my mouth a little...
One more rep and it would have been either ralph or pass out.
It seems like you're pressing a bit towards your head.
I may be wrong but I think you should try to press more in a straight line, almost away from your head
Lol. **** that store indeed!
You had the same thing happen to you that happened to me on Saturday. I notice that when the bar jumps toward the face off of the chest, it's because you lose your scapulae, they come out of your back pocket and you're out of the groove. This is our sucking at pullups biting us in the ass.
I'm going to do some weighted dead hang scapula depression work right now, now that it's been brought to my attention. EDIT: Instead I did some pull ups with an exaggerated hang.
Hmmm it feels harder when I do that. It may feel harder because I'm not used to that, either. I'll remember that for next time and see what happens. I plan on floor pressing for my deload bench next week. May help.
Thanks for lookin bud
To clarify, the initial movement shouldn't be towards the head; that should be in a straight line off of the chest. It's about halfway up that you want to start pressing towards the head by pushing the elbows out.
Elbow flare, correct?
**** I can't bench
To clarify, the initial movement shouldn't be towards the head; that should be in a straight line off of the chest. It's about halfway up that you want to start pressing towards the head by pushing the elbows out.
Yeah, I'm not saying to push it low, that's for shirted benching. But when it shifts toward your chin without any vertical pushing, that's a no no. It's a simple thing to notice. Pretend you're benching, pretend you're bringing the bar down, then let the bar drift upward. You'll feel your scaps shift.
Ever get a cramp in a pec in the middle of a set. It didn't feel like a pull or anything like that. It was on rep 3 of what ended up being a 12 rep set. My pec cramped as the weight went up. I locked out and relaxed momentarily and completed the set. It's a little extra sore now, but other than that it's no worse for wear.
Damn, you weigh less than me and squat like 200lbs more. Makin me feel like a sissy ha.
I wish I was in a position to give you advice, but you know approximately an a$$ ton more, so I'll let someone else chime In.
Sore, but not discolored.
Get blood flowing into areas not 100% and don't hurt yourself!
Best I got haha
Get a chiro to pop your **** in.
Self adjusting is usually a bad idea for myself.
My lumbar has been funky too, left erector is super tender but doesn't hurt when I actually use it like snatching yesterday.
Read this article and found the info by Louie Simmons interesting as far as how natural lifters need to lift:
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Read this article and found the info by Louie Simmons interesting as far as how natural lifters need to lift:
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Read this article and found the info by Louie Simmons interesting as far as how natural lifters need to lift:
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Good to hear man, manual is solid.
Ive had it for months saved on my phone and forgot I ****ing had it lol
Seems like all your parts are in working order...
Spinal flossing? Aware a broken man.