Sounds good. Let that back heal.
we have a machine row but we don't have any hammerstrength stuff, I guess I could use the machine we have though, I'll give it a shot next weekHammerstrength rows are every bit as effective. I'm not saying don't do bb or db normally, but if you're having issues I wouldn't feel the least bit bad about subbing in the HS. Dorian had one of the greatest backs ever seen built off HS; they're a terrific break on the core while you heal.
I love ChinUps and PullUps but those rear pull-ups kill me! Respect to you for doing them!They're ridiculous, the only thing that makes my last sore anymore are those rear pull ups
I hate split squats, they're definitely taxing and when I get to about the 50 lb dbs I find it really hard to get any kind of balanceSplit squats are so taxing to me... You'll be back at it and stronger than ever, Z.
I keep a bar in one hand for balance reasons, even on BW splits. Never know when your leg will decide to quit.I hate split squats, they're definitely taxing and when I get to about the 50 lb dbs I find it really hard to get any kind of balance
Damn. Sounds like the whole bunch need replacing.Aww man this was a terrible week, had a tire blow out Sunday, I put the spare on and was going to replace it on Friday but on Thursday after work I had 2 tires blow out, so I missed the gym again yesterday getting that taken care of, but it's only a couple days missed, overall it wont matter too much
Must be contagious. I had a flat when I woke up this morning.Yea that's what ended up happening
Just read Paul Carter's Base Building last night, and he discusses this in great depth concerning his philosophy on power training. Carter focuses on submaximal work performed with the CAT principle (compensatory acceleration training, ie applying maximal force possible to every rep of submaximal weights). While he doesn't believe in traditional speed work because "those weights are just too damn light to carry over to heavy loads" he basically is preaching that you always want to pushing to increase barspeed with a given weight. As your strength builds, you either decrease rest and/or increase volume. Only when you've really milked a weight and can no longer progress, it's become a joke for you, do you up the intensity of the loading.Good workout today, my bench stopped progressing so I reset my training max this felt like a much more productive workout today
well atleast I know that with my own programming I'm doing something rightOh I figured you hadn't read it, just sharing that there's some strong people out there who would agree with the way you manipulated your loading based on what you're experiencing. More weight isn't always the answer to increase peak power potential, as you've seen.
Is there a standard range? I usually put my ring or middle finger on the notch.Just lower the bar to your chest and raise your head up to look at them. Generally, wider grip equals shorter ROM and thus more power/stronger. Also loads the shoulders progressively harder, so if you're not built to bench you'll eventually have shoulder pains. Just listen if they start growling, and move the grip back in if so.
I say "no" as I place my pinky finger on the notch.Is there a standard range? I usually put my ring or middle finger on the notch.
Is this a situation where no means yes?I say "no" as I place my pinky finger on the notch.
I always kinda thought a general range was having one of your fingers on that notchIs there a standard range? I usually put my ring or middle finger on the notch.
This, except different bars have different notch/knurling locations so this rule really isn't that useful. This goes back finding the hand placement on all your lifts that works for you so you can always set up the same no matter what bar you have to use.I always kinda thought a general range was having one of your fingers on that notch
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