EPTlooks like you looped the bar which caused you to catch the bar on your toes. Also dont catch the the bar with your arms, let it drop onto your shoulders. Elbows should be driven high as possible at the catch.
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AoN.DimSum
United States2983 Posts
looks like you looped the bar which caused you to catch the bar on your toes. Also dont catch the the bar with your arms, let it drop onto your shoulders. Elbows should be driven high as possible at the catch. | ||
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terr13
United States298 Posts
Age: 21 || Height: 5'4" || Weight: 138 lbs Starting Date: 01/01/11 || Goal Date: 06/11/11 Weight goals -- No specific goal Training goals -- Bench 225lbs, Squat 315lbs, Deadlift 315lbs Currently at 5x175 Bench, 5x225lbs Squat, 3x225lbs Deadlift Nutrition goals -- Cut down on carbs, eat more meals a day. Misc goals -- Sleep earlier, and get a full nights sleep everyday. | ||
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eswat
Canada8 Posts
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
Just smoke weed an hour before bed time. You'll sleep like a baby. You'll just have to start taking some deca and testosterone to counteract the excess estrogen produced, or CELL TECH. | ||
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FyRe_DragOn
Canada2053 Posts
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
 (start training -> become jacked as fuck) | ||
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Sabu113
United States11035 Posts
Height: 5'7" || Weight: ~128 lbs Starting Date: 01/03/11 || Goal Date: 05/01/11 Weight goals -- 145lbs Training goals -- Stop all this bullshit of deviating here and there from SS or sleeping 5 hours. =.=. 3 days a week every week everything. Made amazing progress when I was consistent so hopefully my Bench will go up again. Current lifts Target by March Squat: 185 200 Bench Press: 120 130 Deadlift: 200 240 Press: 90 105 PowerCleans*: 75 95 *stupid 24/fit probably not goign to get to work on it again til late Jan. ** Perfect Bench Form Nutrition goals -- Never skip a meal. Learn how to cook epic breakfasts. Misc goals -- Sleep on a schedule and always have >7hrs before a lifting day. Start Jui-jitsu. | ||
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CoMaS
United States39 Posts
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decafchicken
United States19921 Posts
On January 02 2011 13:13 FyRe_DragOn wrote: smoking weed produces estrogen?? did not know this.. Shit. On January 02 2011 15:45 CoMaS wrote: lol how many of you go to the bb.com fourms Used to go to the sports training forums. Couldn't handle it anymore. | ||
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
On January 02 2011 15:45 CoMaS wrote: lol how many of you go to the bb.com fourms i read tmisc for the lulz, as well as /fit/ | ||
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CoMaS
United States39 Posts
On January 02 2011 10:21 Phineas wrote: + Show Spoiler + On January 02 2011 03:33 eshlow wrote: Added this to the OP: For those of us who use the computer a lot, the blue screen glow interrupts our circadian rhythm a lot leading to insomnia, anxiety, and other sleep related disorders. There are certain programs that can tint the screen to mimic the sun going down and lead to better sleep. F.lux is one of them.... if you're on the computer a lot and not outside using something like this would be recommended. >> F.lux More on sleep stuff here: http://robbwolf.com/2010/12/31/easy-ways-to-be-a-sleep-viking-in-2011/ Dude. Used it for 10 minutes and love this software already. My eyes feel much better. I love this thing too. TL is more tan now, its not really blue anymore. + it puts me in a good sleepy mood, really really thanks to eshlow. On January 02 2011 18:10 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote: i read tmisc for the lulz, as well as /fit/ yeah I go to misc/t.misc most of the time I'm on their forums, sometimes good lulz are provided | ||
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sJarl
Iceland1699 Posts
On January 02 2011 15:45 CoMaS wrote: lol how many of you go to the bb.com fourms it was too much stupidity to handle. | ||
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doktorLucifer
United States855 Posts
Timeframe: 6ths months, starting from January 5th, the day I am able to start lifting again Target bodyweight: 140 lbs Lifting goals: 1x5x300lb dl, up from ~180, 5x5x200lb squat, up from 5x5x130 and 5x5x175 bench, up from 5x5x90.. and yes, I hate benching :< Nutrition Goals: Eat more, and more consistently. | ||
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divinesage
Singapore649 Posts
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On January 03 2011 02:19 divinesage wrote: Hello, I've been thinking of weight training for a while now. However I'm suffering from rheumatoid arthritis which makes my joints stiff, and painful when I apply pressure on it. The most unfortunate thing about this is that strength training becomes a problem for me. When my pain flares up, even push-ups become impossible to do due to the stiffness in my wrist. This occurs several times a week. So I was wondering if anyone could recommend me some exercises that help me build upper body (arm and chest) strength without much use of my wrist and elbow joints (my shoulders are fine). Eliminate grains and gluten from your diet immediately, and any sort of processed foods. Start supplementing fish oil. RA is primarily a diet controlled thing. hopefully theres not too much damage done already so that when you eliminate the problem factors in your diet you can heal up and permanently be cured of it (as long as you keep those things out of your diet permanently). | ||
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decafchicken
United States19921 Posts
On January 02 2011 08:48 xJupiter9x wrote: I did my leg workout today. Got 300 on deadlift for the first time yay! Then I went to do some cleans. Went up to 140lbs, only my second time doing them.+ Show Spoiler + It felt smooth when I did it but i'm sure it is far from perfect. What do you guys think? a) ditch the gloves. get some chalk, or wraps if need be b) you finished a little forward, probably from not finishing your second pull c) as dimsum said, don't catch the bar with your hands, let it rest on your shoulders and really drive your elbows towards the ceiling d) Looks like you used your arms a bit and swung the bar out away from you at the top instead of dropping under it. The weight looked pretty ez, you'll probably be able to get a lot more with some form work and some weightlifting shoes. If you have something with a solid bottom that should help you. Dimsum more vids so we can all learn perfect form plz&thx | ||
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divinesage
Singapore649 Posts
On January 03 2011 03:32 eshlow wrote: Eliminate grains and gluten from your diet immediately, and any sort of processed foods. Start supplementing fish oil. RA is primarily a diet controlled thing. hopefully theres not too much damage done already so that when you eliminate the problem factors in your diet you can heal up and permanently be cured of it (as long as you keep those things out of your diet permanently). Hmmm, I've heard that before. But I asked my doctor that and she said it was okay to take grains and gluten. I do try to avoid processed foods whenever possible, and I guess I should start taking fish oil. Thanks! Thankfully though my RA is pretty mild, though it still comes on and off regularly. Though the problem has made me a skinny *chuckle* person thanks to my physiology and lack of upper body exercise. | ||
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xJupiter9x
United States150 Posts
On January 03 2011 03:46 decafchicken wrote: a) ditch the gloves. get some chalk, or wraps if need be b) you finished a little forward, probably from not finishing your second pull c) as dimsum said, don't catch the bar with your hands, let it rest on your shoulders and really drive your elbows towards the ceiling d) Looks like you used your arms a bit and swung the bar out away from you at the top instead of dropping under it. The weight looked pretty ez, you'll probably be able to get a lot more with some form work and some weightlifting shoes. If you have something with a solid bottom that should help you. Dimsum more vids so we can all learn perfect form plz&thx I just wear the gloves because my palms sweat excessively and I have already been told to leave for using chalk =/ And I have tried to not use them but even if I'm deadlifting 135 the bar slips out after like 3 reps from my palm sweat =( I'll work on all those things next time I am able to lift. Don't know when i will be able to get lifting shoes. Probably when i find a new job. Thanks for the tips. I am going to buy my own bumper plates to lift with in my own garage. I find the Olympic lifts a lot more fun and badass then any of the other lifts. What pair of weights should i start out buying first? 25 lbs to get good technique? | ||
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decafchicken
United States19921 Posts
http://www.pendlaybarbell.com/peecbuplset21.html (cheapest i've seen) And at places that frown upon chalk (aka places i frown upon) i usually just leave the chalk in a plastic bag or something when i use it to keep it from getting everywhere because that seems to be the main concern. | ||
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xJupiter9x
United States150 Posts
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