Thanks but you might not have said that if you'd seen them - Some ugly stuff going on.ollie wrote:Nice lifting as always Ader. Very strong.
My ass drifts backwards which means I have to half good morning the weight up! Always have done this but am working to correct it - Bascially I don 't get my hips through so I suspect it's glute strength letting me down - But it does mean I have a strong back lol.Coop_de_Ville wrote:What was wrong with your form?
They have helped - I would have done some last night but was too knackered so maybe Thursday - They do show up "the problem" quite often thoughCoop_de_Ville wrote:Ah right i see. I used to have this problem with my form a while ago but since I started doing box squats in the previous cycle i haven't had it anything like it was. I know you are doing the bench squats now, has it got better since you have done more of those? Or is it no difference?
Not a big difference but a difference - The normal bench is actually a bit narrow and a bit low - Using teh slightly higher & wider bench helped no doubtCoop_de_Ville wrote:Nice PBs! Do you think the bench made a big difference?
There are set parameters for height & width -I know are bench is not comp' regs as it's too narrow and pretty sure it's too low too - Doesn't stop us using it at divisionals thoughollie wrote:Are benches in competition set at a defined height?
The bench shall be of sturdy construction for maximum stability and conform to the
following dimensions:-
a. Length - not less than 1.22m (4ft 0.03ins) and shall be flat and level.
b. Width - 29 - 32cm (11.4ins - 12.6ins).
c. Height - 42 - 47.5cm (16.54ins - 18.7ins) measured from the floor to the top of
the padded surface of the bench without being depressed or compacted.
d. Height of the uprights - on adjustable benches shall be a minimum of 82cm
(32.3ins) to a maximum of 100cm (39.38ins), measured from the floor to the bar
rest position. On non-adjustable benches, the height of the uprights must be
between 87cm (34.25ins) and 100cm (39.38ins) from the floor to the bar rest
position.
e. Minimum width between insides of bar rests - 1.10m (43.3 ins).
Ader wrote:'Light' squat day on the routine I'm following - It said 157.5 for 3 sets of 5 but I couldn't be botrhered with teh small weights so just stuck on 160
Same old same old - Some Russian routine thing - Start off at 75% for 3 sets of 6 and work up to 95% on the 'heavy' day for a double over 5 weeks so something like:Richard wrote:Ader wrote:'Light' squat day on the routine I'm following - It said 157.5 for 3 sets of 5 but I couldn't be botrhered with teh small weights so just stuck on 160
What routine are you following now Ader?
Yes quite pleasing - Had thought I'd posted the video up of the 230 double attempt but it seems to have gone - Maybe it was deleted becasue of all the swearing on itRichard wrote:Very nice deads Ader.
That was Rick taking the piss/jokingCoop_de_Ville wrote:Saw the vid, it looked good. Maybe slightly harsh saying it was a failed rep but I guess if you are doing competitions you need to get it spot on every time. Although I am not advocating everybody do bad reps and count them as good ones.
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