that is a good idea it will give a staggered feedback in the journal.. sat Butterfly can say OW,Sunday NG can say OUCH and on Tuesdays I can use ever name in the book!! mary joseph and C H R I S T !!! LOL
looking forward to the pain my fellow guinea pigs.
I am thinking probably around 240lbs for the squat and ? on the good morning becasue I have never actually done them before. SO we all know who is going to be the most sore after them!!
I have never gone more than 135 lbs on good mornings. That???s a movement that I find very dangerous if you go too heavy cud easily mess up your back. So 65-75 lbs should be fine IMO???
Update, now that I think about it 65 looks too low, so I would say 70-85 would be nice
first on the squats. it says "heels elevated". i did my first set with them up (just on 25 lb plates) and it did not feel "right". i went flat footed for the next 3 sets. does anyone think the elevated heels is important? it wasn't exactly painful so i could do it. i just didn't like it. fade? tp? are you doing them elevated?
and then the good mornings.....i hope i'm doing them right! if i really pushed my hips/butt back i could feel it in my hamstings some but much less than stiff legged deadlifts. i had a hard time not feeling it primarily in my lower back. any tips here? i've never done them before but i think i did them right. pretty much just bending at the waist to about 90 degrees with head up butt back feet a bit closer than shoulder width apart.
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