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i explained that in the latter part of my post broit works for everyone still, form is extremely important to build that muscle memory so when you start going heavy on lifts, your form is second natureLook at the weight though. After a while you adjust and do what you have to do to move that weight within a safe pace and rom. At that stage and experience he knows what his body can handle. It's like dudes complaining the guy squatting 1000lb and not going full parallel or atg...uhhh you try it. I don't think that negates his strength.
Wasn't knocking him at all. It obviously works for him. I was curious about the importance of form, rom vs. resistance.
rocking and using momentum is actually not changing form
if you notice in the video, chris' elbows are in the perfect position for every lift, in every exercise, he pulls the weight to the exact same spot on his body every time, he doesnt deviate from the optimal muscle mechanics, but he does cheat by rocking, but thats how you lift heavier, get a better pump, and progress
How is rocking and using momentum not changing form????
Theres so much i disagree with in that video and some of these posts. Ill get to them in a bit.
But bro, your explanation has nothing to do with the point you were trying to make. Only focusing on the elbow positioning and ignoring all the other joints is a failure to understand "optimal muscle mechanics". Just because theres a justification doesn't mean it's valid or even correlates to the topic at hand.