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There, I fixed it for you!it's just hidden under the hair AND extra fat.
There, I fixed it for you!it's just hidden under the hair AND extra fat.
Fuck me! 31 reps?T Bar Row
Set 1: 135 lbs x 12
Set 2: 135 lbs x 10
Set 3: 135 lbs x 31 [Failure]
That should be 3Fuck me! 31 reps?
I'm going to ignore it and still think it was 31!That should be 3
You're dedicated bro, there's no doubting that! Hell yeah!Still got it in two-a-days crew
How do you like those single arm pull downs? It's one of the best ways to stimulate and active the lats, yet at times in don't feel like it does for me.. Only started them on "occasions" in my later years. Yet, single hand seated rows work? Same principal...Double drop Sets on back, shoot me please
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Monday, Dec 02, 2024 at 4:05am
Single Arm Lat Pulldown
Set 1: 80 lbs x 8 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 125 lbs x 12
Set 3: 125 lbs x 11
Set 4: 125 lbs x 10
Set 5: 100 lbs x 8 [Drop]
Set 6: 80 lbs x 7 [Drop]
T Bar Row
Set 1: 95 lbs x 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 145 lbs x 11
Set 3: 145 lbs x 9
Set 4: 95 lbs x 10 [Drop]
Set 5: 45 lbs x 14 [Drop]
Seated Cable Row - V Grip (Cable)
Set 1: 175 lbs x 13
Set 2: 175 lbs x 11
Set 3: 175 lbs x 10
Set 4: 140 lbs x 9 [Drop]
Set 5: 105 lbs x 7 [Drop]
Rope Straight Arm Pulldown
Set 1: 80 lbs x 5 [Warm-up]
Set 2: 120 lbs x 13
Set 3: 120 lbs x 11
Set 4: 90 lbs x 9 [Drop]
Set 5: 60 lbs x 7 [Drop]
Lat Pulldown (Machine)
Set 1: 110 lbs x 12
Set 2: 110 lbs x 10
Set 3: 85 lbs x 9 [Drop]
Set 4: 60 lbs x 8 [Drop]
Crunch (Machine)
Set 1: 170 lbs x 19
Set 2: 170 lbs x 16
Set 3: 130 lbs x 16
Set 4: 170 lbs x 13
Treadmill (Incline)
Set 1: 0.8mi - 15min
I actually really really like them, I never did one arm lat movements before and now I don't think I'll ever take them out.How do you like those single arm pull downs? It's one of the best ways to stimulate and active the lats, yet at times in don't feel like it does for me.. Only started them on "occasions" in my later years. Yet, single hand seated rows work? Same principal...
I actually really really like them, I never did one arm lat movements before and now I don't think I'll ever take them out.
I feel the same but with doing lower cable curls with back facing pulley, 2 handles on a chain. Some movements just fire things up..I actually really really like them, I never did one arm lat movements before and now I don't think I'll ever take them out.
I could say the exact same. It lights my lats on fire so good. Absolutely love this lift.I actually really really like them, I never did one arm lat movements before and now I don't think I'll ever take them out.
Seated single arm cable rows or Hammer Strength chest supported rows are absolute money. You have no choice but to be strict and a lot of guys can't get a good mind muscle connection on rows in general. This is an awesome way to really make the lats do all the work. Another benefit is usually most people are left or right dominant and this will help calibrate that. So, single arm pulldowns and/or rows are HIGHLY recommended at least once a week.single hand seated rows work? Same principal...
i personally hate em unless im doing them underhand with partial rom for bicepsHow do you like those single arm pull downs? It's one of the best ways to stimulate and active the lats, yet at times in don't feel like it does for me.. Only started them on "occasions" in my later years. Yet, single hand seated rows work? Same principal...
Why do you hate all the exercises that actually work?i personally hate em unless im doing them underhand with partial rom for biceps
if i get pro card u have to switch to my training for next 3 yearsWhy do you hate all the exercises that actually work?
Bro he has me doing double dropsets on back so I can catch up to you. Stopif i get pro card u have to switch to my training for next 3 years
This is Dynamite feedback, this is precisely what happens to me when doing the overhead single arm pulldown, for whatever reason I just can't get that connection. Yet oddly enough, seated single arms, there's no problem.Seated single arm cable rows or Hammer Strength chest supported rows are absolute money. You have no choice but to be strict and a lot of guys can't get a good mind muscle connection on rows in general. This is an awesome way to really make the lats do all the work. Another benefit is usually most people are left or right dominant and this will help calibrate that. So, single arm pulldowns and/or rows are HIGHLY recommended at least once a week.
You certainly have the genetics to turn pro someday. However, with that comes a bunch of things I know you won't and shouldn't do as it's not your passion. If you were really serious, you'd get a coach for prep.if i get pro card u have to switch to my training for next 3 years
What's cool about doing them single arm even if it's for a short time, the mind muscle connection that you got from them carries over to dual arm rows and pulls. You now know what to look for with the movement.This is Dynamite feedback, this is precisely what happens to me when doing the overhead single arm pulldown, for whatever reason I just can't get that connection. Yet oddly enough, seated single arms, there's no problem.
100%, my form is completely compromised There's no way around it, I'll openly admit that in front of everybody.
I like the fact how he has these implemented in the beginning, because normally I would have them phased in somewhere in the middle.
This would make perfect sense to do it in the beginning, and Just focus on the range of motion..
I see some guys clutching their lats with their other open hand, now is this something you recommend so that you can feel the contraction??
Also, with the range of motion, does the individual go for the full extended stretch, or go up with arm slightly bent, keeping the contraction with the lat and hold once pulled down?
This is how I am doing it, I have no issues feeling my lats.after a while you won't need to and it's good for bracing against the pad or something for stability.
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