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Nice bench big fella!
What a messed up workout. Nothing like sucking down a stim drink prior to working out, only to have to stop 15 minutes in
Something similar recently happened to Burner. I've also had it happen to me.It's really annoying having all this pent-up energy and no way to release it.
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345 is alot of weight regardless who puts it up for however many reps. I am sore as shit today! How about yourself?
Dude your curls are strong!
Haven't checked in for a while. Just wondering if you've ever actually made the 405 bench press.
Sweet Jesus the VOLUME is insane!!!
Excellent workouts in here my Friend!!!
Oh, I know you're scared of the volume Archie, but if you think this is a lot of volume, what do you say about TT's workouts lately?? You must pass out every time you read his workouts!
hey Stew-sorry i missed this, but nope, not even close! Actually I have been doing all different sorts of routines not geared toward that goal for the past while, but I'm getting back at it now. Something tells me however, that it's just not in the cards for me to do it, well, at least raw anyway. Maybe with the old bench shirt I might get there, but once I get in the 350ish range, I just stop dead, can't get any higher. Put up 345 the other day, but I guarantee next time I bench when I try 350, I only have a 50-50 chance of making it. We'll see
I have been working with a few different sports trainers recently and they hate box squats. They say its ok to touch and go, but dont seperate the 2 movements because it places all the weight on your lower back.
I say load the bar after warmups, with 360, try it once, It will break your back and then the barrier will be NON-Existant!!! Just my 2 cents my Friend!!!
I respectfully have to disagree with them that it DOES NOT place all the weight on your low back IF you do them correctly. Now, from my understanding of it, the correct way is to assume a wide stance, initiate the movement by sitting back and keep sitting back until you land on the box under control, then release your hip muscles for a second while keeping everything else tight, then activate your hips, glutes and legs and get off the box. It looks like your sitting on it, but it's basically a gentle landing and slight rocking motion, you're not sitting down like in a chair with all that weight on your back, your leg muscles and hip muscles are always still supporting the weight.
I know it's anecdotal to say this, but when I do them, I feel ZERO anything in my lower back, I feel it all in my hips and legs.
What kind of problems/symptoms are you having?