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Vermillion-Rx
1w ago  Bodybuilding

@Kloi

Gaggot confirmed

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Kloi
1w ago  Bodybuilding

@Vermillion-Rx

Well I'm still unsure of what actual muscle/tendons are causing the pain. So I'll take a picture when I get home, highlight the affected area and post a picture here for you guys...for um...science purposes.

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Vermillion-Rx
1w ago  Bodybuilding

@Kloi

My inner thighs

Looks like I found another area that needs addressing....

Why u talking about your inner thighs on here all coy breh, you a gay faggot, a gaggot?

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Kloi
1w ago  Bodybuilding

Bulgarian split squat PR: 105x6

Squat PR: 135x5 and it fucking hurt my inner thighs.

Looks like I found another area that needs addressing....

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Kloi
1w ago  Bodybuilding

@SeasonedRP

I'll keep in mind if I don't start seeing progression over the next month with my routine tweaks.

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SeasonedRP
1w ago  Bodybuilding

@Kloi What I've found, which is consistent with experiences of many other lifters, is that it's good to leave a little in the tank when doing sets on the big 3 or similar movements. For example, if your routine on squat calls for you to do a top set of five, don't choose a weight where you have to grind out the last rep or two and barely complete the set-choose a weight where you can cleanly get all five reps and one or two more. Some use a concept called "RPE" (rate of perceived exertion) to express how hard a particular set should be; I've always though in terms of percentages and do the bulk of work on the big 3 at around 80% of max for multiple sets of 2-3.

If you are going to failure on your sets of OHP and incline db presses, you might try leaving a few reps in the tank and see how that works.

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Kloi
1w ago  Bodybuilding

Ohh and im deadlifting bodyweight without pain again so that's nice.

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Kloi
1w ago  Bodybuilding

Welp I've hit another plateau across most of my pushing lifts. Been stalling on 70lb OHP and 80lb incline (DBs) so I'm going to try and run A and B days and see if I can't get past this stall.

Doing some other work on rest days to strengthen the corresponding tendons and shit since I've been having minor pain sporadically.

Will update in 2 months.

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Typo-MAGAshiv
2mo ago  Bodybuilding

he insides *stitches footage from other people's videos a lot

Fucking phone

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SeasonedRP
2mo ago  Bodybuilding

@Kloi www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ieuEnlIEV4. Here's a pretty good overview of deadlift technique. The part about bracing might be especially helpful. The guy demonstrating is a 900 lb puller, which is insane for his body weight (or any body weight). There's also a bench press video of the crew at this gym benching, and they are quite impressive. The weakest one is the Asian guy, who paused 429 for 3 reps. The other guy paused 463 for 5 reps then hit an easy single with 562, and another guy with them paused 518 for a single.

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