I've found when doing squats if I have my arm in a bit of a funny position it's quite uncomfortable with pressure on my shoulder but I just put it down to the crap state there in and the large amount of dislocations I've had
http://www.simplysupplements.net/category/57/fish-oils/
Which would you recommend? I read on Wikipedia about too much Vitamin A being toxic. Last thing I want to be doing is accidentally poisoning myself! Cod Liver or Omega 3?
http://www.simplysupplements.net/product/275/omega-3-triple-strength-1000mg/
Have to be those. Cant afford the best part of £18 for 60 caps for Omegamax.
If you could confirm those are what I'm after before I orderThanks.
yep those are the ones, as I've mentioned a lot lately they give the best EPA + DHA to £ ratio even compaired to the big bottles of liquid
yep those are the ones, as I've mentioned a lot lately they give the best EPA + DHA to £ ratio even compaired to the big bottles of liquid
I'll probably order these next time...I got my last ones from myprotein as i was ordering from there anyway, they're apparently 18% EPa and 12% DHA.
Still, better than nothing.
Thanks. Would you suggest I ease myself onto them slowly? I know theyre not exactly what i'd call a 'hard' suppliment, but I dont want to shock my body!
I went straight in with 10 a day but I know this can cause funny stomachs for some people so I'd recommend spliting your dose throughout the day and taking with food which also helps minimise the fishy burps when you first start taking them
I went straight in with 10 a day but I know this can cause funny stomachs for some people so I'd recommend spliting your dose throughout the day and taking with food which also helps minimise the fishy burps when you first start taking them
10 all at once?! Is it really that beneficial?
5 in the morning and 5 in the evening and yep I feel it is, thats also a small amount compaired to what some people recommend
I've found that out with my chest today...I can't for the life of me use my chest muscles more when performing dumbell flys and bench press![]()
Yeah I had that for a while as well. I found chest to be a difficult one to hit hard as the arms seem to play a very large part in the exercises. I had to change my chest routine to incline DB press followed by incline DB flies and found that that really hit the spot! 5 sets on each 8-10 reps. Follow it up with some heavy press machine work and you should definitely come out feeling it the next day.
Hm...Sadly I only have dumb bells at home at the moment...So no machines I'm afraid![]()
Sadly my DB shoulder presses are on a different day to my chest now...As it was recommended on here.
Not to worry, the machines are only to follow up the core free weight work. It should still hit your chest hard without.
Oh no I was referring to chest not shoulders. Incline DB bench press followed by incline flies. Take a nice medium pace for each rep so you're not throwing the weights up and down, don't pause or lock your arms at the top range of motion and keep those pecs squeezed tight throughout!