****Form check this, please. I'm pretty sure I know what I'm doing wrong, looking for ways to fix and get some technique help.****
1. No arch at all.
2. Poor bar path, not low enough on chest/abs.
3. No leg drive.
4. Elbows flared, need to keep tucked.
Again, how to correct these errors, and other problems that you see with technique. Thanks bro's. Yes I know my calves are small, I'm working hard on that I promise.
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Thread: Xandersausage Benches 275x5
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06-01-2009, 04:04 PM #1
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Xandersausage Benches 275x5
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06-01-2009, 04:17 PM #5
Yea you know what you're doing wrong. The things you listed need work, and additionally it is good to have the spotter hand the bar off to you, instead of you un-racking it.
When you arch your back you should have your shoulder blades pinched together and digging into the bench, this also makes tucking your elbows feel more natural. At least for me it does. When you unrack the bar it takes your shoulder out of its stronger position and also places you at more risk to hurt yourself.
You should feel VERY tight when benching, and if you are doing it pl-style it may not be all that comfortable
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06-01-2009, 04:20 PM #6
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bro here's a suggestion......the way ur benchin rite now cud end up straining up pec or even injuring it....u shud try to tuck ur elbows in to focus on the chest.....ur current bench probably involves alot of shoulders.....also try to bring the bar underneath or on ur nipples......I was benchin the way u are rite now and I strained my pec.....so cant bench heavy nowadays which sSUCKS BALLS!
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06-01-2009, 04:41 PM #7
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06-01-2009, 05:07 PM #10
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Already did, I obviously need tips as to actually applying this though, its not like you can just get under the bar and do that.
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This.
Best post yet. Reps.
Wat
Thanks bro.
Yeh my legs are pathetic, they atrophied a lot during basketball. Getting much stronger but lacking in size.
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06-01-2009, 05:10 PM #11
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That was prty good man n your form looked good (i didnt see any flaws). I just got 275x4 on my chest workout early this week and was happy with that lol. You defanitly one uped me Honestly it looked like you could do about 7 if you did a set to failure. How much do you max dude? around 310-315? Anyways that was impressive man Nice vid and lookin strong!
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06-01-2009, 05:14 PM #12
and i though my 245x5 was good .... damn... strong lifting... just add some arch and pull your shoulder blades together. just fixing your form could add 10 lbs or more to your max
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06-01-2009, 08:57 PM #16
Nice lift man.
Try to keep the elbows tucked, a natural/slight arch in the back, place your feet under your ass, pinch your shoulder blades, and squeeze the bar tightly throughout the entire lift. Also to get a better workout, lower the weight slowly, w/ a slight pause at the chest, and then explode back to the top.
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