Braaq
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I do not know my 1RPM or Bench or Squat , but:
Deadlift 600 lbs ( ~275kg)
Deadlift 600 lbs ( ~275kg)
another thing ive heard is that balancing the bar on regular squats really work your obliques and can actually serve to thicken this area. not that good for a bodybuilder really...
Bulky>> Your post is BS bro - sorry. You're not going to grow huge obliques from squatting. The "balancing" you refer to is kept through intra-abdominal tension. Go squat and stop fabricating excuses guys
i would have really thought that balancing a heavy squat weight could serve to thicken this area but whatever, im not fabricating excuses, i could do squats, but i like the smith version alot better, and my legs sure doesent seem to have suffered from not doing free weight squats. so ill keep doing my thing and what works for me and u do the same
My best bench was not a one rep (I did about three.. needed to be tapped up on the third) , but I don't think I could have gone up any more other than five lbs or so.
Bench:
465lbs (~210kg)
My best bench was not a one rep (I did about three.. needed to be tapped up on the third) , but I don't think I could have gone up any more other than five lbs or so.
Bench:
465lbs (~210kg)
Dead: 500lb (approx 230kg)
all at a bodyweight of 178 - 180lbs (81kg)