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Shitter about the leg - hope it was just a passing annoyance and nothing more long term! Good to see you still moved onto something else rather than being a quitter!
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Rocky said:Shitter about the leg - hope it was just a passing annoyance and nothing more long term! Good to see you still moved onto something else rather than being a quitter!
fallen said:You "came" after running?
Looking real tough JB your volume in crazy
Johnny Bravo said:Todays workout.
Benchpress:
15x65kg
10x100kg
8x110kg
6x110kg + 2x110kg
6x110kg + 2x110kg
Incline Benchpress:
12x60kg
7x85kg + 3x85kg
7x85kg + 2x85kg
6x85kg + 3x85kg
Cable Crossover:
10x30kg
10x40kg
10x40kg + 8x25kg
Straight Bar Frenchpress:
10x38kg
10x38kg
10x38kg
Pushdown:
12x30kg
10x40kg
13x40kg
7x45kg
SerbMarko said:squats look great.. what are cali presses?
California presses:
The California press is a hybrid movement which is actually a cross between a close-grip bench press and a lying triceps extension. It's a very popular assistance movement used in powerlifting circles, particularly by those lifters who need to increase triceps mass and strength to bring their bench press poundages upward.
Get in the same start position as the close-grip bench and lower the barbell. But instead of lowering to the lower pecs, lower it to the upper pecs by allowing the elbows to pivot forward as you lower the bar. At this point, the forearms will come into contact with the biceps, the bar will be touching the upper chest, and you'll experience a great stretch in the triceps.
California PressesFrom this position, push the bar away and upward from your chest. The elbows should come just of short of lockout when you get to the top position.
A good starting weight would be about halfway between what you use in the lying triceps extensions and the close-grip bench press.
Max-ot_Mass said:i like this california press, gonna try it next time i train triceps
how is ur split btw?
WELCOME to teh log!!! FINALLY you came by and posted. I know this means a LOT to JBMax-ot_Mass said:i like this california press, gonna try it next time i train triceps
how is ur split btw?

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