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One quick observation, a lot of people use a belt for the wrong reasons. I understand its for safety and all that gay jazz but too many times ill see guys belt up even before getting in the warm up sets. Lol must be safe when doing warm ups to prevent injury. But what berz said, try and belt up when doing 70-80% of 1rm. Posted via RS Mobile
Good read about belts. The author actually argues that training with a belt will strengthen your trunk more than training beltless. I am inclined to agree with him from personal experience
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after seeing sid and redsirs vids i felt like posting one, nothing huge nor is it squatting due to a ham/glue injury
290 @ 175 bench, pause take my word lol
always sucked at bench and in these past 3 weeks *due to injury* my bench went from ~275 touch n go to 290 pause
Good read about belts. The author actually argues that training with a belt will strengthen your trunk more than training beltless. I am inclined to agree with him from personal experience
I definitely see his point..
what I can't stand, are guys that wear a belt without having even established proper squat form... huge butt wink, knees past toes, collapsed chest, loose back, etc... which make up the majority of folks i see at the gym unfortunately. i know, because i used to be one of those guys lol...
alot of these guys learn along the way as they squat with thick belts
for me, one of the best ways to learn the squat properly has been doing super light weight and just getting the form down w/o a belt. At this point, my goal isn't even to get stronger, it's to establish that proper form..
that said, i think my form has improved a bit over the last month or so, so I'm considering the switch over to squatting with a belt soon.
it's definitely a technique/specificity thing. if you train with a belt, your body will adapt to traininng with a belt. if you train without a belt, your body will adapt to training without a belt. on that note, that a trained belted squatter has the potential to squat more than a trained beltless squatter...
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 also feel that there is often a third variable that people forget when performing exercises is speed + quality of reps. whereas most people focus on weight and reps, they dont really focus on the speed the bar is moving. grinding out prs is fine every so often but i personally like to train all my lifts with a bit of speed
after seeing sid and redsirs vids i felt like posting one, nothing huge nor is it squatting due to a ham/glue injury
290 @ 175 bench, pause take my word lol
always sucked at bench and in these past 3 weeks *due to injury* my bench went from ~275 touch n go to 290 pause
Fuckkkkkkkkkk. I had a piece of chicken left in the fridge and i didn't want to waste it. It must have been past its prime, i called in sick today and am laying on the couch like a sad SOB.
hey instant just curious on how those shoes have made your bench go up ?
u said like 2 reps ect. is it cause the way they make your feet feel on the floor
thanks
hey instant just curious on how those shoes have made your bench go up ?
u said like 2 reps ect. is it cause the way they make your feet feel on the floor
thanks
better leg drive, the more stable i am to the ground, the more connected i am to the ground, the more stable my bench is, and the reps go up faster and easier
the disadvantage though, is that i get too caught up with touching lower down in my torso that i start to use more of my back as opposed to my chest, when my chest is the more dominant bodypart.
i just gotta find a medium between the two i guess
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.
Inch was an early-twentieth-century British strongman famous for his grip. His dumbbell, made of cast iron, weighed a hundred and seventy-two pounds and had a handle as thick as a tin can, difficult to grasp. In his stage shows, Inch would offer a prize of more than twenty thousand dollars in today’s currency to anyone who could lift the dumbbell off the floor with one hand. For more than fifty years, no one but Inch managed it, and only a few dozen have done so in the half century since. “A thousand people will try to lift it in a weekend, and a thousand won’t lift it,” Sorin told me. “A lot of strong people have left with their tails between their legs.” It came as something of a shock, therefore, to see Shaw reach over and pick up the dumbbell as if it were a paperweight. “He was just standing there with a blank look on his face,” Sorin said. “It was, like, What’s so very hard about this?”
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