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Did Triples at 308. Going for 3plates next week.
Hit 245 for 7 today, going to go for a 1rm next week, tryna meet you in that 3 plate club.
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Did Triples at 308. Going for 3plates next week.
Jelly on that weight to bench to bench ratio lol. Good work broHit new bench and deadlifts yesterday. 250 bench, and 315 deadlift. Felt good
Seeing the stars of victory.
I understand that anything less then going ATG is completely unacceptable and greatly frowned upon for any reason in the lifting community and I will probably be mocked and hated for uploading this. I have my reasons for using a very restricted range of motion besides just ego lifting.
Periodically training in a restricted range of motion induces adaptations that would not be possible if you were to only work with full range of motion movements. Partials allow you to handle much heavier weights then full range of motion movements and are an excellent tool for inducing adaptations to the skeletal system, the central nervous system, and the tendons that attach muscle to bone. Size and strength are two separate things and building a good strength to body weight ratio is essential for priming an athlete for speed development.
Also most movements in real life are not full range of motion movements. For example when sprinting nobody ever drops down to parallel in their stride. In a front or side kick the heel makes contact when the leg is almost fully extended in a kick. (So I focus on developing strength at that point so that I can "break through" my target.)
Before you insult me and call me a foolish idiot for lifting in a partial range of motion (I also do full range of motion lifts) You should know that some of the greatest lifters and athletes of all time used them. Bud Jeffries, Paul Anderson, Alexander Zass, Bruce lee, Bob Hoffman etc.