LizKing531
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Subbin way late for learning & to watch some big @ss numbers move -
Subbin way late for learning & to watch some big @ss numbers move -
I know what you mean about the low bar box squats. I really had to be coached into embracing the lean, but once I accepted it, I realized it was a much stronger position.
This might sound weird, but I noticed my grip get stronger by constantly picking up plates without hooking my fingers under the lip of the plate. I do this every time I pick up a plate to load the bar as the constant repetition in a bad position helps to increase the strength of the fingers as well (for lack of a better word).
I will start that. Seems like an easy thing to do and good idea. Thanks.
I saw the vid on IG. At what point did you feel the bar start slipping?
I have a video on ig of the pull. But i felt it going as i passed my knees and transitioned to lockout. About same spot both attempts.
Did it feel like bar started drifting forward? I can't really tell from the vids you posted.
How does one go about jacking their briefs?
I noticed I do the same thing sit down hinge the hip but instead I loosen the low back and my hips roll under me not all the time but a good portion I can't imagine that's to good on the back got to stay tight a control the weight don't let it control u
Squat looked good, especially for being geared up/off a box of late. Raw free squatting for another week or two would have you getting tighter in the hole and smashing 550+ if that were important right now. Looking forward to the coming weeks' efforts.
Smooth reps! Just saw em.
Were you there for the monolift crash?
Maybe timed sets of dumbbell presses? Those seemed to help me. I started with 65s shooting for three sets of a minute and eventually built up to 75s. The motion was slow, deliberate, without momentum, and paused at top and bottom.
The best boost I've gotten on bench this year was when I trained specifically to improve my OHP numbers for about six weeks. Banded OHP, close grip incline presses off a two board, upped my delt raise volume, things like that. I put bench on maintenance for that time and when I leaned on my bench for a couple weeks afterward, I PRed.
OHP and dips have always been my indicator lifts. I think it has something to do with the required tightness throughout the lift. Not that you don't need to stay tight on DB presses, but there's a different kind of whole-body tightness.
Saw the video of the mono lift crash. Was it the squatter or spotter that ruptured the tendon? That was a freaking scary video.
I was pushing sohp until i hurt my pec not being tight enough so i backed pff to db ohp for now. Think bb gives more carryover? I want to do dips but i cant seem to get around my ace joint issues consistently. Any tips?
Spotter have a full distal tendon rupture.
I prefer BB because I can handle more weight in my hands and helps to reinforce the upper back tightness along with the leg drive.
Do you do dips with more of a tricep or pec emphasis?
That's what I thought, but I can't seem to find the video again.
And I have to cast a vote for BB OHP as well. My bench training remained relatively the same, but in the past 2 months I started pushing my OHP up, boom PRs.
I can actually do similar numbers on both but ill admit i bber style the db so bb is a much fuller range of motion. You do them standing? I do them with more pec as the tricep style always bothered my shoulders.
I will consider cycling those in my first wave of assistance work going into meet prep. Thanks. 1 min each? Ouch ive done 2min before.
Yeah, I do them standing. Implement them into your training for S&Gs until you really hunker down into meet training.