I'll start with spider curls. These make my biceps burn like a motherfukker
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Zercher Squat:
http://youtu.be/U2OKweR-N-g
Goblet Squat:
http://youtu.be/PKmrXTx6jZs
Hate regular squats, these are way more effective (for me).
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Squat rack bench press. nothing compares to full flat body bench.
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05-01-2012, 10:49 PM #16
V bar dips.
The whole purpose of the V-bar is to allow you to get your elbows out from your sides while you're dipping. So, facing in with the knuckles out is the way to go for chest emphasis while not over-stressing the shoulder joint. Assuming the V-bar is at 90* or so, the bar itself forces your elbows out from your sides enough to nail the pecs - reversing your hands (knuckles in) will only force your elbows out unnaturally and will wreck most people's shoulders (Larry Scott was an exception and probably built up the strength and flexibility to do that gradually).
I actually find the ideal position for the hands to be perpendicular to the V-bars - with a handle welded onto each of the bars at 90*. That puts your hands in a position very similar to if you were to do dips in the corner of your kitchen counter or something. Kitchen counters aren't usually high enough, but you can try a dip in the corner there (putting your hands palms down on the edges of the counter) to get the feel of it - that's what you want to feel on the dip bars.
Similarly, sometimes my pecs contract so hard and pump so much during V-Bar Dips (even on a light warm-up set) that the amount of weight used seems almost irrelevant. My pecs actually pull so hard that they often pop the joint connecting my upper and lower sternum and I have to twist and arch my upper back to pop it back in place. So, regardless of how much weight is moving up and down I know the pecs are getting nailed there.
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