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what got the tho?
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Some posts are getting deleted in here?
what got the tho?
Budget under 150 . Strength is 455 back squat and 545 dl
man’s prolly passed out
I need new moves. But I think Im naturally good on a top down dominant position (pause). I dont know what Im doing when Im on my back.
And he insists on calling TANK TOP Master “Top Master”. Something is going on here!
the conviction in that clip is crazy…this what’s on regular tv these days
the conviction in that clip is crazy…this what’s on regular tv these days
did some heavy (for me) front squats for the 1st time in a minute, it was a lil more difficult than expected…progressed in smaller increments than usual, 225lbs-255-270-285-300 & spent too much energy/time
* I saw a lot of chakra wasted doing bunny hops.
* I always squat/front squat before I pull, even on T1 DL days.
* It's also possible you have a strength imbalance somewhere that prevents you from front squatting heavy weight.
good points gotta keep the 'bunny hops' tho, some plyometric exposure every session is kinda mandatory for me else i start to lose the abilities...T1 deadlift days?? definitely have some imbalances, trying to address those encompass the lil bit of accessory work i do, then there's improving core stability/strength generally which I feel like i get exposed whenever i do front squat
Again, you ask how to hit S/D 5/600 but be jacking up the order of operations like math class.
If you absolutely must do them, do them after the more important lifts are knocked out.
(Pro Tip: Personally, I take longer rests between the Big 4 sets and never super set exercises in-between them.(
Squat then deadlift first since those are most likely to kill you. Then do your accessory lifts, from big to small, then you plyo and stretching crap last.
I’d also bush the trap bar and learn to pull sumo and conventional (alternate both).
They are superior and the only true deadlifts (well, beside the ancient and glorious Old E style).
T1 simply denotes which lift is given priority for the day: a T1 Bench T2 Overhead day is a Bench Press —> Strict Press upper body day.
Even if deads are designated T1, always skwat first if they are scheduled. Squatting with a sore or taxed lower back is a no-go.