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U put the clamps on papi?
Yeah, but depending of it dropped on the edge or not, the bar would either move away from me or smash my shins...terrible.
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U put the clamps on papi?
I thought that had been debunked by now?
Really? I still do thoracic mobilizations with it and roll out my lats and hamstrings occasionally.
Clamps don't make a difference in this situation, he's talking about how the weights shift every time they hit the floor because of the edges. Theres a new product out that just clasps on to hex plates making them deadlift friendly, forget the name of them.
Ive found if your gym has bumper plates that aren't 5 feet wide that alternating between one of those and a hex 45 is a little easier when doing reps.
Try a machine with light weight to warm up before squats.
A coach in the gym put me on to doing a couple of light sets with quad ext. Before squatting. I warm my hams up too, whenever I jump right into hams and go all heavy, I can feel it straining.
(Stretching works too, some people like light cardio before, etc, do what works for you)
Try it out. Might work for you.
You ever try foam rolling?
Ive just seen a couple people talk about how certain parts of the back shouldn't be used with them.
@hexbumper on IG
Luckily the 2 gym locations I go to regularly dont use hex plates. 2 of the other locations have them though smfh. I avoid them like the plague on back day but sometimes my boys want me to meet them there to lift
I never seen a hex plate in my life. Even anytimes here have bumpers.
My regular gym has rogue everything from bars to bumpers and the metal plates are old as hell and nice.
Why did everyone start coming at soundview? Let him do what he wants damn.
Yeah I definitely wouldn't go near my lumbar spine with it.
I think the key is to keep your lumbar spine neutral while extending ONLY from your thoracic spine.
Lmao only video footage yall will see is if you get a hold of security tape footage and i don't even think the cameras work in my gym (that's how cheap the owner is)
Theyre cool for DBsHex plates should be illegal
Thank you for the gems in here. Please keep dropping them. This stuff gets so technical and science-y in textbooks and certain sites like ExRx (which I still love), so it's nice to hear someone apply it practically.
These the ones we got, they not bad.
Still like the metal joints, sounds bad *** af when a buncha metal platea are clanging against each other
Pretty good demonstration of what I was talking about yesterday:
The BTN press is pretty much the same thing as overhead dumbbell pressing with flare elbows.