When did you realize this advice was for fat powerlifting wannabes with nothing to lose nor live for in life?
Was it before or after injuring every part of your body with lasting permanent effects, and/or crushing your skeleton under an unnatural amount of weight?
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05-07-2024, 06:15 AM #1
Do mouthbreathers still do "heavy compounds"?
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05-07-2024, 06:16 AM #2
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05-07-2024, 01:29 PM #14
it's not our fault you're genetically inferior...
I've never gotten injured from heavy compounds, maybe a little sore or a tweak, but I've gotten injured from calf raises, sprinting, or something random...
It depends on your goals and motivation, but I think to avoid heavy lifting because of the risk of injury is cope for being a little vagina
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05-07-2024, 01:51 PM #21
There's a difference obviously, but my point is 275 incline isn't some jaw dropping lift. And having done incline at 235 I can say I went from 185 to 235 pretty quick once I made it my main lift and replaced flat bench. Make it your main lift and it goes up. Take steroids and it goes up more. I never took that or hardly protein, but the soy boys with big lifts sure take it usually
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05-07-2024, 01:55 PM #22
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05-07-2024, 02:01 PM #23
Well incline has different standards due to it not usually being the main lift
Most people do incline after flat, so their lift is lower, just as many others do this. That lower figure becomes the benchmark to mean "I actually do a lot more on flat bench"
But if you replace flat bench and just do incline, as I did, it will quickly approach your flat bench. Not the full way but more than people think. My incline as secondary lift was 185, while flat was around 245. I moved to incline specific cause I didn't want that weight dropping on me. It didn't take many months til it was at 235, albeit for a few less reps than I was used to doing on flat bench.
BUT that doesn't mean my flat bench would have went up. With a 235 incline, most assume you could be doing far more on flat bench. Not the case, guarantee my flat stayed around the sameI rep pro-AI posters
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05-08-2024, 07:33 AM #24
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