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Chains around the neck is by far the most badass way of doing dips
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Only reason I ask is I see chains around neck to promote the forward lean in dips (chest focus), whereas belted dips don't (tricep focus). Why not just use plates or dbs if you are only doing belted?
No shots fired btw, I'm 100% curious.
Only reason I ask is I see chains around neck to promote the forward lean in dips (chest focus), whereas belted dips don't (tricep focus). Why not just use plates or dbs if you are only doing belted?
No shots fired btw, I'm 100% curious.
No shots taken brother.
I did a lot of chest focus earlier in my workout.
I do a chest/ tri day.
These weighted chained dips are for tricep focus after my barbell bench routines I do.
I get low enough that the chains catch on the ground - Lessening the weight, and upon locking out, the weight increases.
Man I love the feel of the raw bar on my back.
Try hack squats on a machine?
Try to avoid machines...at all cost.
As far as pain, not much to say but suck it up. Otherwise, you can try front squatting, but that targets different muscles. Have you tried overhead squat? Obviously you will not be able to do as much weight, but it targets the same muscles along with involving your core. It's a ***** to get it, but when you do,
Yeah thats what I thought, It helps me stay at this weight too so Im not stopping.Twice a week? Keep playing ball dude. Thats not hindering your progress at all.
Id be careful with the "chest up" cue. Sometimes the idea of chest up can be over-exaggerated and thatll cause the lumbar region to overextend. As long as the chest up cue makes you not flex your spine then youre good.
Bar placement has some factor into depth, but id say that stance width and muscular control play a larger role. Bar placement will affect the degree of torso incline which alters the muscles that act as primary movers.
Chest up is me just trying to keep my shoulder blades contracted and keep my core tight when Im using heavier weights.
Im about to order my book for CSCS, you have any tips? It looks to be the most expensive one out of the group. Some are a joke it seems like where its basically an open book test lol
BigBoss, I have pdfs of all three CSCS practice exams plus the Secrets to the CSCS packet. Shoot me a pm if you want em.
Check your pm.Id actually be curious at taking a look at them too.
Well the same trainer at my gym recommended the CSCS personal training one, its the only one from them I can get because I do not have a degree.Ok yeah, they are a ton of cues that people use in regards to form and as long as the end product is a properly done movement, theyre all useful.
The Essentials book? I have it and it was a requirement in grad school. Its alright, the exercise portion of it is meh. Some of the chapters are really good.
The NSCA and ACSM are widely regarded as the two best certification routes. It depends on what you want to do really. What jobs have you been looking at?
Id actually be curious at taking a look at them too.
Well the same trainer at my gym recommended the CSCS personal training one, its the only one from them I can get because I do not have a degree.Ok yeah, they are a ton of cues that people use in regards to form and as long as the end product is a properly done movement, theyre all useful.
The Essentials book? I have it and it was a requirement in grad school. Its alright, the exercise portion of it is meh. Some of the chapters are really good.
The NSCA and ACSM are widely regarded as the two best certification routes. It depends on what you want to do really. What jobs have you been looking at?
Id actually be curious at taking a look at them too.
It seems like it is the most expensive out of the bunch. I guess I should look at those 2 a little more. I honestly just like the sound of CSCS more because it has strength in the tittle lol
I just want to help people get strong as ****, I really don't want to work with grandmas and overweight moms all the time but whatever pays the bills is what Ill do. I just want to help people reach their goals and really enjoy what Im doing.
Good looks bro.Yeah, go the NSCA route.
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Good looks bro.Yeah, go the NSCA route.
I just tested my 1RM on squat a few weeks ago, haven't really tested any other ones yet. I think I could have squeezed out a few more pounds on it though but didn't want to push it. I like to leave a rep in the tank sometimes personally.No problem. Its not the kind of test you can half-*** either. From everyone ive talked to, its a ***** to take.
Doing some testing this week. I havent done any 1RMs in a long time so im doing some pre testing this week and will post test in a few months. Ill make a post at the end of the week with what i came up with.
I try to make progress each week. It varies for the lift though, like squat will be easier to add then bench in m opinion.How often do u guys go up in your lifts?...I add 5 pounds a week tryna get back to benching 225 18x