Speaking of biceps, never arm wrestle on a stag do, your arms will die.
Shh your face you
You're the president of the Anti-Biceps movement
Speaking of biceps, never arm wrestle on a stag do, your arms will die.
Speaking of biceps, never arm wrestle on a stag do, your arms will die.
That's not even funny.
Well whenever I was arm wrestling my arm was stretched across the table and other guy had his arm nice and close to his body![]()
I can definitely understand the caution if you've been having injuries.
As for deadlifts, yeah, definitely try to go up 5kg a session, that's pretty easy with deadlifts. I don't think I've ever used the 1.25kg plates on deadlifts except for on 1RMs.
Squats, you can definitely get away with a couple of sessions with 5kg increases, but I wouldn't do too many. A handful at most, then just stick with 2.5kg increases for squats.
First time I've done them as mixed gripped always felt natural, definitely need to do some more DOH. My grip gave up on 100kg before my strength did, so think I will stick to DOH from now on till my grip builds itself up a bit as its weak as ****.
And any other noobs out there, I found this article to be a very good read and took it on board to do. Felt much better today.
http://www.t-nation.com/free_online...ou_ignorant_when_it_comes_to_the_deadlift&cr=
BEAST MODE!
Getting fired up for my gym session in an hour!
Delvis you must engage the beast mode before training!
Apart from celltechNicely done icecold
I think that is testament to technique > * too, if you don't mind me saying so. I certainly "found my strength" when I stuck to strict form. Makes me facepalm all that much harder when I see someone cheating their form to get that little bit of extra weight in their reps.
Leg night for me today. I will not be walking tall out of the gym. I will be crawling out.