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Best FS previously was 350 back in 2016
6’0 205lb BW
Tips on progressing? Trying to achieve one arm chin-up.
Current program below
Heavy day 3x3-5 reps Hypertrophy day 3-10-12 reps
I've watched this back and it appears that my bar path is moving forward as I drop into my squat. I'd appreciate any advice on fixing and improving my form.
I wanted to hit 4 but it wasn't there. Not enjoying winter lifting!
The end of this block has been a very legitimate week. Hit the biggest push press of my life with this 240 single, and hit a 150x2 strict press PR that has me buzzing.
This was my 4th attempt the other attempts kept slipping
Form check please.
This is 100KG or 220lbs.
For context, I weigh about 175lbs (80kg), 5’7”.
While I feel like I have strength to lift, my grip seems to give up sooner. What can I do to improve?
Been making steady progress—added 20kg to my deadlift working sets this past month. Hit 130kg (5x5) at 73kg body weight today. Still a long way to go, but happy with the progress!
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W4 deadlifts went nice. Grip was slipping on the last rep but managed to hang on. Did 465 x 5 before this top set as well.
resistance band on my ankles it to help cue keeping my feet and knees stable and strong
is the bar supposed to press on your throat? i can't figure out a better position to keep the bar stationary, at least nothing more comfortable for my neck.
Love the trap bar deadlifts.
380lbs for 5 reps
Bar is ~75lbs