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that squat looked so vertical too. i'm guessing you're really quad dominant
that knee crunch sound when u were in the hole made me cringe a bit because i can relate
actually, by really focusing on pushing my butt back and forcing all the weight on my heels ive been able to get more glute + hamstring involvement. also no more dive bombing my descents, i like em nice and controlled now
but yea if anyone is looking to get into bulgarian style training...lemme know i think i got a handle on it now
Last edited by Sid Vicious; 01-15-2014 at 08:31 AM.
Bulgarian lifting is pretty much just lift your max weight, and then do it again and again and again and again? and try not to get thrown into the salt mines Posted via RS Mobile
actually, by really focusing on pushing my butt back and forcing all the weight on my heels ive been able to get more glute + hamstring involvement. also no more dive bombing my descents, i like em nice and controlled now
but yea if anyone is looking to get into bulgarian style training...lemme know i think i got a handle on it now
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
actually, by really focusing on pushing my butt back and forcing all the weight on my heels ive been able to get more glute + hamstring involvement. also no more dive bombing my descents, i like em nice and controlled now
but yea if anyone is looking to get into bulgarian style training...lemme know i think i got a handle on it now
Not that impressive from Jon Jackson. Branch and him have gotten allot weaker since back in the day. There trying style is fuked up. Posted via RS Mobile
sorry bro that looks completely vertical to me haha. but I see what you mean. they're keeping their pelvis rotated forward so they can get a better hip/glute drive for an ATG squat
just wondering, but have you ever considered doing oly lifting? it seems like you're naturally built for it i swear
strong OHP, strong front squat, strong high bar squat, strong clean, super explosive... just a matter of putting it all together
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
i heard good things about romaleos too, it's alot narrower and a tighter fit compared to do-wins apparently. but meh, i like more room when i squat. i don't actually tie it up tight so there's room for me to move my feet.
There are no principles, there are only events. There is no good and bad, there are only circumstances. The superior espouses events and circumstances in order to guide them.
i heard good things about romaleos too, it's alot narrower and a tighter fit compared to do-wins apparently. but meh, i like more room when i squat. i don't actually tie it up tight so there's room for me to move my feet.
Really? Are do wins really wide then because louie69 told me that the romaleos fit wider than the adipowers
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if you're trying to get in shape/lose weight dont bother with that long distance running bullshit
if you need endurance to run a marathon/join the military run long distance
if you wanna get shredded...other exercises are way better
My goal is just to get generally healthy and make it a lifestyle choice where I can choose healthy as a force of habit. I feel like I need to get moving and I love running, I have alway loved it so it's what I do. Eventually, maybe once I get my breathing right and my cardio up I'll look at other workouts for weight loss and such. But running just makes me feel great.
In any case YGPM for advice.
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sorry bro that looks completely vertical to me haha. but I see what you mean. they're keeping their pelvis rotated forward so they can get a better hip/glute drive for an ATG squat
just wondering, but have you ever considered doing oly lifting? it seems like you're naturally built for it i swear
strong OHP, strong front squat, strong high bar squat, strong clean, super explosive... just a matter of putting it all together
haha, ive tried but i definitely need coaching...and haven't had the time to. thats why im focusing on powerlifting, i can get good gains by lifting by myself and just getting critique on videos, etc
and red_sir BEAST MODE ACTIVATED...500+ is in the bag soon for you
oh and btw my romaleos fit perfectly width wise and my feet are pretty wide. they are amazing shoes i feel rooted to the ground when i lift in em...and damn the color
Last edited by Sid Vicious; 01-16-2014 at 10:58 AM.
I'm starting the leangains routine. It includes squats and deads 3 x a week. I'm no stranger to them, but I've neglected them for the past year so I'm starting back at square one with lightish sets.
Never wore a belt before but last night I saw one lying around at my work gym so I gave it a shot. Felt pretty good with it.
Any con's in doing them in all your sets? Or should it be reserved for the heavier ones? Posted via RS Mobile
I only wear for squats and it's tight Posted via RS Mobile
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Really tight for squats, loose for deadlifts. Bench doesnt really matter to me
Like tight enough that you can't fit into the next notch?
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Question regarding belt:
I'm starting the leangains routine. It includes squats and deads 3 x a week. I'm no stranger to them, but I've neglected them for the past year so I'm starting back at square one with lightish sets.
Never wore a belt before but last night I saw one lying around at my work gym so I gave it a shot. Felt pretty good with it.
Any con's in doing them in all your sets? Or should it be reserved for the heavier ones?
I personally got the belt to help retain better abdominal pressure when lifting heavy weights (min. 80-85% 1rm). When i did my 1rm's I felt more stable during both eccentric and concentric of my lifts. i'm still new to "breathing into the belt" because i've always lifted with out one and I'm more familiar with breathing with out a belt.. You don't want rely on using the belt for all your sets because it reduces the amount of work your abs and lower back will use. Therefore, when you start lifting heavier weights, your body won't be able to take a heavier load. A lot of people generally use them for heavier sets and when they know their form is beginning to slip as they progress into later sets of the same exercise. But, as always, there's always those guys that do every single exercise/sets with the belt on... :P