Looks pretty solid to me. Especially compared to what I see at my gym and nobody even does them weighted (except me of course).
Depending on what your training them for, I usually try to keep more upright being that I use them to start my tricep workout.
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anyone else have the problem where at the top of the dip your body goes pretty verticle and at the bottom your flat, i have a tough time keeping myself flat throughout
looked just like my own angle, depth and rhythm which seemed good. do those wrist straps give you any support for anything?
Ya man, they are great... They definitely support the bones in the hand... I tighten them down for heavy bench and heavy dips... I strained my wrist doing heavy bench (2 plates/side) and dips (2 plates) last year so I started using the straps nice and tight and no problems since! Never had problems before, but I guess with age comes issues, glad there are ways around it
BTW, the thick pads in the gloves I use also cushion the bones in the hand which is nice for heavy dips...
Ya man, they are great... They definitely support the bones in the hand... I tighten them down for heavy bench and heavy dips... I strained my wrist doing heavy bench (2 plates/side) and dips (2 plates) last year so I started using the straps nice and tight and no problems since! Never had problems before, but I guess with age comes issues, glad there are ways around it
BTW, the thick pads in the gloves I use also cushion the bones in the hand which is nice for heavy dips...
nice i may have to look into them and yeah i know what you mean about the padding on the palms that can be painful.
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