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| Rank: Lightweight | oh ok cool. and thanks for taking a look eric. everybody gave some damn good advice but i was waiting on seeing if i would have gotten one of those lengthy posts ripping me to streds lol . but what it is, i never really went for an absolute 1 rep max. so i usually base whatever i can go on ramped sets. so basically by the time i get to my heaviest sets i have already done about 3 or 4 sets of somewhat heavy work. for example i posted a while back that i completed a pyramid of set 1- 245- 12 reps set 2- 275- 10 reps set 3- 315- 6 reps set 4- 405- 2 reps set 5- 245- 15 reps so i was always warm by the time i got to that 4th set. so i figured what could i do if i just hoped staright on and gave it everything i got. i perfectly understand everything what you guys were saying. it was just a simple case of me thinking to much. next time i do it ill make sure i do a set of 10 to 15 with 225 or something. and this is why i bugg you guys so much i know a little something about working out, but yuo guys throwing in your 2 cents helps me look at things better. im especially peicing things together in reference to those deads, cleans, etc. because i feel liek if i get those in line i will be good. thanks to everybody for throwin in your 2 cents it is much appreciated. oh and Quote:
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| Rank: Lightweight Experience: 10+ Years Join Date: Sep 2006
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| Moderator Rank: Heavyweight Experience: 7-10 Years Join Date: Jul 2005
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Gender: | Yeah, very good example. Tweak things though to fit right for you. It actually takes practice and experimentation to come up with your perfect format. But I absolutely will (almost) guarantee that a warmup like that will allow you to lift heavier. I'll be happy to rip your deadlifts or squats to shreds, lol, if you wish. But it will have to be a little tougue in cheek considering the weights you will probably be playing with. ![]() |
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| Rank: Lightweight Experience: > 1 Year Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Midwest
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Gender: | i spent alot of time looking at this video before i attempted power cleans...from what i can tell...technique is really good...and she has a slamming body. and she looks really fluid. |
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