Reply With QuoteThat was my case about a year ago. I could rep 135 for about 5 and my arms were shakin like crazy. It all went away over time, that's about all I can tell you.
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06-02-2006, 04:32 PM #1Registered User
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I'm about 5'7, 135-140 lbs. My max squat is around 270 and my max bench is about 180. Today i bench my max 185 X 1 but as soon as i got the bar off the rack my arms were shaking like crazy. More than most people I should say. Then another guy about my size maybe a little bigger upper body wise. But I would say he was about 5'7" and maybe 140-145 lbs and he tried to bench the 185. He got the bar off the rack and his arm weren't shaking like mines were but he couldn't bench it. I'm pretty sure he can't bench as much as me even though his arm are a little bigger and more defined. But I was wonderin why my arm always shake so much. Even with lower weights like 115 lbs my arm shake. I have pretty big arms for my size but I would say they're not as strong as they should be. I can bench more than some guys with bigger arms but I can't curl much. I could probably curl 35 lbs. I never workout my biceps because I don't want them to get too big for my body. My question is am I shaking so much because my biceps are weak because i know my triceps are pretty strong or am I shaking just because my stabilizer muscles are so weak. I also have this shaking problem with my abs. I think that is because my abs are weak but I'm not sure either. I was also wondering if this could be because of my diet and nutrition. I never eat vegitables but I do eat a lot of fruits. Sorry for the long story but please reply.
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06-02-2006, 05:48 PM #23UZFE
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06-02-2006, 05:56 PM #3Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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ok maybe ur diet have something to do with it take multi vitamins, eat vegetables every day , drink plenty of water during the day annd during ur w/o and before , maybe u don't sleep well , ur nervous system maybe tired , or maybe u do any kind of cardio before ur w/o wich burns sugar in ur blood.....eat enough carbs before ur workout , have ur pwo meal before 1-1.5 hour of ur w/o..............
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06-02-2006, 06:08 PM #43UZFE
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Definitly eat.
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06-02-2006, 06:14 PM #5Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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yea either he eats just before the w/o so the blood is flowing to his stomach to digest .... or far from the w/o so he lacks sugar in blood.... it happens a lot in ur begining of training and after a couple of months ur body knows how to deal with it and u rarely have this feeling then...
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the only shaking I get is when I do a window maker on leg presses. Then my legs shake for 10-20 min after. A "window Maker" is taking a weight you can barely get for ten reps and do it until you have got 20 plus reps.
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06-02-2006, 08:43 PM #7Registered Abuser
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Leg press does the same too me.
Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
Its funny to watch.
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06-03-2006, 05:44 AM #8Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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yeah me too also squats that's because the leg muscles are too big so the blood flows rapidly, much faster than other muscles
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06-03-2006, 06:31 AM #9SHRUG LIKE YOU MEAN IT MODERATOR
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Its deadlifts for me. My arms and legs shake quite a bit after ive gone heavy.
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06-03-2006, 08:39 AM #10Registered User
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squats and military press for me, I guess I still get the job but it does get on the nerves
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