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I'm sure others might have a more scientific approach but I'd find a strength program and stick to it from beginning to end. (ex: wendlers, 5x5, smolov, smolov jr)
My bench always gets better when my general strength is up too. In December I strained a hip muscle and couldn't squat. Getting back to 3/week squatting in January and PR'd my bench by 10lbs.
Nice guys. My injuries are finally gone and now lifting again with gf. Starting bench for me right now is 135 for 3x10. So hoping it can steadily goes up while I'm back at the gym regular.
Definitely gonna work floor press into my chest day now too
Nice guys. My injuries are finally gone and now lifting again with gf. Starting bench for me right now is 135 for 3x10. So hoping it can steadily goes up while I'm back at the gym regular.
Definitely gonna work floor press into my chest day now too
try bands attached to the bench and bar bell helps with getting a bigger bench
Love it, go every damn day now without fail. No excuses, only gainz
Side note ... when the hell did raw meat get so expensive? Frozen stuff isn't bad if I barbecue it, but I'd much rather be able to chuck it in the oven
Pulled something in my back today, felt a sharp pain in lower back while squatting. Spent an hour in the sauna but still can barley bend forward for backwards.
i've struggled with lower back pain recently myself, but most back pain is caused by the following
- tight hip flexors and psoas (probably #1)
- tight hamstrings
- improper/inadequate bracing of core
and obviously, poor form - but personally my form on most exercises is decent
i've struggled with lower back pain recently myself, but most back pain is caused by the following
- tight hip flexors and psoas (probably #1)
- tight hamstrings
- improper/inadequate bracing of core
and obviously, poor form - but personally my form on most exercises is decent
I do have very tight hips/hamstrings/psoas, but I have been constantly stretching them to achieve full range of motion. Currently still having troubles bending forward from Tuesday's injury. I believe the major cause was bad deadlift form on Friday (going for some PR's) which led to some minor back pain, then while squatting on Tuesday it got worse because I tend to lean forward while reracking my weights. It's been slowly getting less painful each day, but I will be taking the next week or two off work and the gym to fully recover.
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