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I love DB Rows!
Well they're good, but my friends tells me i'm not cheating enough. Well i dont like to cheat
I love DB Rows!
I never cheat on DB Rows. Contrary to everyone's obsession with these so called "Kroc" rows where you basically yank the weight up using every muscle in your upper torso, I prefer using heavy weight, low reps and usually focusing on my upper back. Control over the weight is a must for me. Cheating is retarded.Well they're good, but my friends tells me i'm not cheating enough. Well i dont like to cheat
I never cheat on DB Rows. Contrary to everyone's obsession with these so called "Kroc" rows where you basically yank the weight up using every muscle in your upper torso, I prefer using heavy weight, low reps and usually focusing on my upper back. Control over the weight is a must for me. Cheating is retarded.
^^^ Good to hear I am beginning to like MM more and more!!!
Agreed!I'm also new in here, but i'm quiet pleased as well. Alot of people with great knowledge in here!
I think one of the worst feelings I've ever experienced is my inability to grip a heavy barbell. For me, grip training is a MUST and having my gripping ability exceed my deadlifting capacity on a consistent basis is extremely important for me.Who the f*ck loves grip training lol.
Cheating is not necessarily retarded, no. Extremely heavy cheated high rep DB rows (for instance) yield anabolism.
I think one of the worst feelings I've ever experienced is my inability to grip a heavy barbell. For me, grip training is a MUST and having my gripping ability exceed my deadlifting capacity on a consistent basis is extremely important for me.
I dunno about the extremely heavy db rows....I've used some pretty solid numbers and I love db rowing but I don't think cheating where I am relying heavily on torso rotation to pull the weight up is such an awesome idea. After all, the purpose of a strong upper back (for me) is to pull a heavy weight off the floor. Cheating at it when it doesn't help me is kinda useless and just an ego stroker. But then, it does depend on what ones goals are.
Definitely agreegrip is very important, and I love to train it too. It is fun to have vices in stead of hands. haha
Who the f*ck loves grip training lol.
Cheating is not necessarily retarded, no. Extremely heavy cheated high rep DB rows (for instance) yield anabolism.
Sounds like you haven't closed the CoC gripper yet
I agree that grip training can feel like an add-on to training, but it can also be great fun: farmers walks, thick bar pulls, watching some ass clown try and close your gripper while you were getting a drink and seeing him try with both hands........
Awesome work on the PB's Mike!
31. December 2009
Bill starr, week 4 of X, training 2 - Light
Squat
10x50kg
5x60kg
5x65kg
5x70kg
5x75kg
5x80kg
Incline DB press
5x17,5kg
5x20kg
5x22,5kg
5x25kg
4+1(forced) x 27,5kg
- Next week, i got it
RDL
12x60kg
8x92,5kg PR!
8x92,5kg
8x90kg
8x90kg
Military press
5x30kg
5x35kg
5x40kg
5x45kg
5x47,5kg
- Really good today
1-arm DB rows - At bench
8x37,5kg
8x37,5kg
8x37,5kg
8x37,5kg
Beach work
Barbell curls
12x37,5kg
12x37,5kg
12x37,5kg
12x37,5kg
8x37,5kg > 6x32,5kg
A1) Rear lateral raises
12x12,5kg
12x12,5kg
12x12,5kg
12x12,5kg
12x12,5kg
A2) Dumbell lateral raises
12x10kg
12x10kg
12x10kg
12x10kg
12x10kg
Standing calf raises - Dropset (lol)
15x220kg -> 200kg -> 180kg -> 160kg -> 140kg -> 120kg -> 100kg ->80kg ->60kg -> 40kg ->20kg -> BW
Preventive exercises
2x Rotator manchet
1x Core
- 2 Sets
Happy new year