[quote]biggjames wrote:
cvb wrote:
I noticed you use the Fat bar. Your numbers are great. Did the Fat bar help you with your lifts? We have one at our gym but I have only used it once.
That fat bar has helped me with my overhead lifts and my grip strength. I enjoy doing push presses with it. It is literally like pushing a dead weight. No collar rotation or flex in the bar. Curls are fun too, puts a hell of a pump ino the biceps.
Train Hard.
BiggJames[/quote]
I used the fat bar to curl today. It was tough but definitely worked the biceps.
[quote]cvb wrote:
biggjames wrote:
cvb wrote:
I noticed you use the Fat bar. Your numbers are great. Did the Fat bar help you with your lifts? We have one at our gym but I have only used it once.
That fat bar has helped me with my overhead lifts and my grip strength. I enjoy doing push presses with it. It is literally like pushing a dead weight. No collar rotation or flex in the bar. Curls are fun too, puts a hell of a pump ino the biceps.
Train Hard.
BiggJames
I used the fat bar to curl today. It was tough but definitely worked the biceps.
Claire[/quote]
Glad you like them. The fat bar can work with other exercise’s also. Trying doing deads with it.
BiggJames
[quote]biggjames wrote:
cvb wrote:
biggjames wrote:
cvb wrote:
I noticed you use the Fat bar. Your numbers are great. Did the Fat bar help you with your lifts? We have one at our gym but I have only used it once.
That fat bar has helped me with my overhead lifts and my grip strength. I enjoy doing push presses with it. It is literally like pushing a dead weight. No collar rotation or flex in the bar. Curls are fun too, puts a hell of a pump ino the biceps.
Train Hard.
BiggJames
I used the fat bar to curl today. It was tough but definitely worked the biceps.
Claire
Glad you like them. The fat bar can work with other exercise’s also. Trying doing deads with it.
BiggJames
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I am going for a PR on my deadlifts this week but I will try them next week. I am always looking for new things to try so things stay interesting.
[quote]cvb wrote:
biggjames wrote:
cvb wrote:
biggjames wrote:
cvb wrote:
I noticed you use the Fat bar. Your numbers are great. Did the Fat bar help you with your lifts? We have one at our gym but I have only used it once.
That fat bar has helped me with my overhead lifts and my grip strength. I enjoy doing push presses with it. It is literally like pushing a dead weight. No collar rotation or flex in the bar. Curls are fun too, puts a hell of a pump ino the biceps.
Train Hard.
BiggJames
I used the fat bar to curl today. It was tough but definitely worked the biceps.
Claire
Glad you like them. The fat bar can work with other exercise’s also. Trying doing deads with it.
BiggJames
I am going for a PR on my deadlifts this week but I will try them next week. I am always looking for new things to try so things stay interesting.
Claire[/quote]
Good Luck with your PR, BIG PULLL!!!
Warm Up: 15 min treadmill
Chest and Back:
BP: 140x15,230x10,320x10,375x8
BB Incline: 140x10,230x10,320x8
DB Bench Press: 80x12, 110x15
Close Grip lat Pulldowns: 120x10,210x2x10
Lat Pulldowns Rear: 120x3x10 I have’nt done these in ages. I need to incorporate them back in to my routine.
Low Pulley Rows: 210x3x10 Super Slow
AB work on the ole swiss ball
BiggJames,
The training looks strong.How did that swiss ball treat you? I switched my deadlift to sumo style. I’m a wide stance squat guy and it seems to be going good. Any feedback you can give me would be appreciated.TRAIN HARD! Jimmy T
[quote]Jimmy T wrote:
BiggJames,
The training looks strong.How did that swiss ball treat you? I switched my deadlift to sumo style. I’m a wide stance squat guy and it seems to be going good. Any feedback you can give me would be appreciated.TRAIN HARD! Jimmy T[/quote]
Thanks Jimmy T
When doing Sumo, this is what I do. My shins are at or just a little outside the lines on the bar. I make sure my toes are pointed out \ /, and I grip with my middle finger right at where the gnurling ends and the smooth part of the bar begins. I then make sure that I squat down really deep and rock back onto my heels. I then try to explode the bar up, I can not squeeze the bar off the ground like some do.
So I need to do a slight rocking motion from my heels onto my toes and then back to my heels and try to pop the bar off the ground. I make sure my head is nuetral and that I keep my chest high. I keep pulling and then pull my hips in using the screw technique, or driving my hips forward at the end.
I am not a good sumo stance lifter, so that is why I lift conventionaly.
I hope this helps.
BiggJames
Fun Day:
Log Clean and Press: 85x12, 155x8, 175x6, 195x6 I haven’t done these in ages and I can feel it.
Rack Pulls: 185x10, 240x8, 330x8
Shrugs: 405x2x8
Bicep Curls: 30x8, 40x8, 50x8
Workout for today:
Warm up: Treadmill: 20 min.
BP: 140x15, 230x8, 320x6, 410x6
BNP: 145x8, 240x2x6
Close Grip: 235x6, 245x6, 305x6
Side Laterals: 30x8, 45x8
Short and sweet.
I’m not giong to say anything about that p—y stuff.Powerful bench brother and the back too! I always dig reading your training posts.I’ll be hard at it next week.Jimmy T
oh large one… what benefit(if any) besides that is a contest event that you need to practice, would you attribute to the viking press over other overhead/upperbody pressing movemnts?