Originally posted by Alaric
Gopro i've started using your routine today, and i downloaded the microsoft word file made by preacher, and in it for incline bench it says, set the angle to 15%. does that mean 15 degrees horizontal (so its close to flat), or 15 degrees vertically (so its almost perpendicular to the floor)?
I believe that was a type-o. You can use a regular incline bench normally. However, you can also raise up a flat bench on one end to hit all angles in between flat and incline for different muscle stimulation.
Good luck with the program!
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hey thanks for the help so far gopro, i'm loving your new routine, just a quick question, i can't do cable crossovers at home, is there a replacement exercise i can use for this during shock week? Thanks again
Originally posted by Alaric
hey thanks for the help so far gopro, i'm loving your new routine, just a quick question, i can't do cable crossovers at home, is there a replacement exercise i can use for this during shock week? Thanks again
Use another angle of dumbell flyes. And, you are welcome!
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Gopro, I forgot to mention that my dip station at home doesn't have wide grips for the chest. Is it ok if i use shoulder width parallel bars, but i lean forward to put more stress on the chest, or would you recommend me doing a completely different exercise?
Also, for the power week last time i figured that i don't have dumbbels heavy enough (for a dumbbell press, and incline press)to give me an intense workout, so for now is it ok if I just use a barbell instead?
Originally posted by Alaric
Gopro, I forgot to mention that my dip station at home doesn't have wide grips for the chest. Is it ok if i use shoulder width parallel bars, but i lean forward to put more stress on the chest, or would you recommend me doing a completely different exercise?
Also, for the power week last time i figured that i don't have dumbbels heavy enough (for a dumbbell press, and incline press)to give me an intense workout, so for now is it ok if I just use a barbell instead?
Thanks!
With the dips, you can use the dip bars you have, but, when you do them, only come up about 2/3 of the way. The lockout portion is mostly triceps.
For power week, yes, you can use a barbell. If you don't have a spotter, please be careful!!!
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