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Help !!!How to put the wheels bigger??

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Im looking for put that wheels bigger any suggestion
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They look pretty big to me. Did you adjust that pic your wheels look huge but the calves not so much
 
nice...Great job....see yah....
 
He's definitely very good, but he is not going deep enough. You have to go at least slightly below parallel in the Squat.
 
out of curiosity why do you max out on 2 plates? Is that the max you can lift?
 
out of curiosity why do you max out on 2 plates? Is that the max you can lift?
The max i can lift because i have dextroscoliosis.
I never try to put more weight to not get hurt and that on occasion I get back pain


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What sorts of routines have you tried? Different rep and sets combos? Supersets? Dropsets? Super-high volume? If you've plateaued, you need to hit the wheels in a new way.

For example, my calves only grow with super-high volume with heavy weights. I have to do stuff like standing barbell calf raises 4x10 @ 405, standing machine calf raises 5x8 @ 810, and seated calf raises 4x10 @ 150.

Then again, maybe you need to spend a week or two doing low weights and high reps. So, what have you been doing?
 
Try mountain dog leg training. preexhaust the hama with some leg curls, then hit the high rep squats, throw in some 3 second descent leg press, etc
 
For calves I like to do 10/10/10. It's a routine I use when I do 10 raises straight, 10 raises toes in, 10 raises toes out. I do 5 sets of these. Really burns up the calves. You have a calf raise machine right? That's key for this you want to do them weighted.
 
You have to try to hit the calves more often with heavy weights. Try at least two times a week with two - three exercises per.
 
^Come on guy? The dude is going dead parallel. That's pretty damn good in my book.

Yes. I can definitely see your point and I'm not going to argue it.

He's a Bodybuilder and you don't have to break parallel in the Squat in that sport. I'm a competitive Powerlifter and Powerlifting Coach. If you have 500 lbs on your back and hope to hit that in a Federation where proper depth is a requirement, if you don't train to hit that depth with that weight, the judges won't pass you when you don't. This results in a wasted lift/energy.
 
^Come on guy? The dude is going dead parallel. That's pretty damn good in my book.

That is certainly not parallel. The depth isn't as bad as I have seen sometimes, but it is by no stretch of the imagination parallel.
 
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