Luke9583 said:Thank youthat is the kind've advice I was looking for. I'ma edit it now
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Cool!! I'd do a straight set of 10 for SLDL's rather than a RP set since it can be dangerous on your lower back if you are tired and bend over with bad form.
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Luke9583 said:Thank youthat is the kind've advice I was looking for. I'ma edit it now
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YeaTCD said:Then wait until you feel like you can squeeze out an extra 2-3 GOOD reps then.
It's no more dangerous than attempting to squeeze out an extra few bench reps or curl reps.
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It's no more dangerous than attempting to squeeze out an extra few bench reps or curl reps.
Nope, that's brittish for 'fuck off'Burner02 said:is that Brittish for good luck?
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I seem to have alot more trouble keeping shoulders back when DL'ing, more so than SLDL'ing. I'm cautious on all my lifts though, and I watch my form in the mirrors at all times (I get called vane alotyellowmoomba said:![]()
You could get hurt doing "any lift" with bad form. I've noticed that you just have to be careful doing SLDL's since you are normally using quite a bit of weight and your back is in a vulnerable position if you let your shoulders roll forward.
)How you doing man? Any reccomendations on the new program?Burner02 said:just verifying...
'morning, luke!

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