It’s really light to be fair. Might do 5kg increments for a while til I find a point where it’s hard. New to the machine so hard to know where the limit is.Chest Press after inclide bench? Gross.
Checks own current max, leaves threadIt’s really light to be fair.

Sorry wasn't trying to come across as arrogant, more to say I've only been using this particular chest press machine for a couple of weeks and haven't found where the weight should be yet. I find it's really hard to gauge weight on machines relative to free weights.Checks own current max, leaves thread![]()
you definitely weren't and I didn't take it as if you wereSorry wasn't trying to come across as arrogant, more to say I've only been using this particular chest press machine for a couple of weeks and haven't found where the weight should be yet. I find it's really hard to gauge weight on machines relative to free weights.
I was just poking a bit of fun at my own weakness 

I’m just following this program. Workout A is squats, Workout B is deadlifts, Workout C is (lighter) pause squats and deadlifts.I was about to say, hitting deadlifts like that after a big squat session is "not optimal" unless you're going for some self-flaggellation...?
Very epic, however. It will be great to see what this all amounts to when you decide to taper, as that volume must be murder.
Probably not. They just make your knees warm so they "feel" better.Pause squats: 3x142.5, 4x3x127.5
Pause bench: 3x82.5, 4x3x74
Pause deadlift: 2x3x150
Bodyweight: 93.18kg
First time in my lifting so far I’ve felt ‘something’ in my left knee. I don’t wear any wraps/straps; all I wear is a belt for >=140kg. It didn’t hurt, didn’t persist, but could feel something in my knee at the bottom of my reps on squats and on deadlift.
Is it worth investing in some straps/sleeves? Would they help me stay injury free for my knees?