oh fuck that i googled vertical leg press to see if i could find one like the one im talking about if i could do 825 on that i'd be fuckin insane
edit: the one im talking about looks pretty much like this
No, vertical is one where you lie on your back and and bring it to your chest. It's super intense, was going to say "So the guys at my gym who are cock diesel strong as shit dont go that heavy, how the fu-"
Hit 500 for reps and 1260 leg press reps again yesterday.
Yeah those are standard leg press machines, can raise the angle on the back support, 825 is still a good lift on it, assuming you go to at least a 90 degree angle. 300lb calf raises is good as long as you go till failure. (The average machine weight is +60lb on whatever plates you add)
Been going as heavy as possible on calves lately. Put 500 lb on the bar for standing calf raises the first time and hit 8 clean reps with a solid squeeze at the top no problem.
That kind of weight scares me. First time I've seen the bar bend so badly like that. Could barely keep it on my shoulders. haha
Was good to get back in the gym though. Missed my workout saturday because of the blizzard. FML
With that said my bench has been stalled @ 215 for forever now.
Can't. Break. It.
Any ideas? :S
I'm still gaining weight slowly so it's not an issue of eating enough. Incline DB press and OHP are showing progress but haven't been able to budge the flat bench in about a month!
With that said my bench has been stalled @ 215 for forever now.
Can't. Break. It.
Any ideas? :S
is that 215 for reps or max? Do you ever do Plyometric exercises? I would try that, when I was stuck on bench I added them and increased around 20 pounds
Have you checked your form? I fixed my form and it went up. Grip the bar at a suitable width for you, then squeeze it like you're gonna bend that bitch.
Plyo push ups are great for teaching explosiveness on bench.
is that 215 for reps or max? Do you ever do Plyometric exercises? I would try that, when I was stuck on bench I added them and increased around 20 pounds
215x7
I usually push my bench to 8 reps and then immediately up the weight, at which point I'll drop to 6-7 reps and continue again from there. Been locked out at barely making 7 reps on 215 for a month now despite progressing pretty much everywhere else. I tried moving to 220 at one point but that didn't help any. Reps went down, and when I went back to 215 I was still stuck.
I'm up for trying anything, so it's worth a shot. Might just drop it and substitute another exercise for awhile too (decline bench maybe?)
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