yeah I was thinking about that today. 5 x 10 x 200lb deadlifts in a BBB EMOTM = 10,000 extra lbs moved in around 5-6 mintues. On OHP 5 x 10 x say 115 = 5,750 extra lbs thrown overhead in 5-6...
if you do this for the rest of the week you should break like a 593lb bench by NYE
lol dude I'm already thinking about how I am going to rotate squats and press next week so I can TRY to get one...
I appreciate that Kleen…. And like Hyde said there is no doubt you have the muscular base to lift heavy. It really is all about finding what we can do in training and working around what we may...
Exactly! Watching @gphagan1 with his journey and knowing his shoulder was down and out for so long and he made his way back is VERY INSPIRING! I have no doubts he will get there.
No doubt you have the muscular base even now; it would be whether the joint could get stable and painless enough to allow conditioning to routine barbell work over time. Similar to where GPHagan...
I have still not fully wrapped my head around it tbh. like I mentioned a BBB 5 x 10 at 200lbs on deads seems like nothing, so I might make them deficits. its not like a killer 60 minute session...
Well BBB does a LOT - all volume is not equal, and compound work counts for a lot more than isolations. You can’t compare squat volume to reverse hyper work, try as some people might to believe...
yeah I was thinking about that today. 5 x 10 x 200lb deadlifts in a BBB EMOTM = 10,000 extra lbs moved in around 5-6 mintues. On OHP 5 x 10 x say 115 = 5,750 extra lbs thrown overhead in 5-6...
Exactly! Watching @gphagan1 with his journey and knowing his shoulder was down and out for so long and he made his way back is VERY INSPIRING! I have no doubts he will get there.
I have a cat that sleeps right next to me and gets mad when I move so I'm pretty much forced to lay on my back all night.
My wife uses one of those curvy pillows that support the neck and allows...
I also use a theracane (lots of cheap knockoffs) to get deep in the armpit and all around that area ( pec minor, lats etc) a few times a week. It really helps shoulder mobility.
I appreciate that Kleen…. And like Hyde said there is no doubt you have the muscular base to lift heavy. It really is all about finding what we can do in training and working around what we may...
Exactly! Watching @gphagan1 with his journey and knowing his shoulder was down and out for so long and he made his way back is VERY INSPIRING! I have no doubts he will get there.
No doubt you have the muscular base even now; it would be whether the joint could get stable and painless enough to allow conditioning to routine barbell work over time. Similar to where GPHagan...
Well BBB does a LOT - all volume is not equal, and compound work counts for a lot more than isolations. You can’t compare squat volume to reverse hyper work, try as some people might to believe...
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