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_Wolf_ 02-25-2008 03:30 PM

thats awesome, Eric!!! thanks!! :)

but sir, my lower back is fucking killing me...im sore as hell today lol...i so dont feel like bending down and tying my shoe laces right now :p

Pitysister 02-25-2008 03:37 PM

nice job man...didn't f up your camera did it?

EricT 02-25-2008 03:38 PM

Not in a bad way I hope (your back)? Just sore from overhead pressing? There is a lot of spinal compression and a lot of back in general....

See note added about facepulls...

TALO 02-25-2008 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Sentinel (Post 49434)
thats awesome, Eric!!! thanks!! :)

but sir, my lower back is fucking killing me...im sore as hell today lol...i so dont feel like bending down and tying my shoe laces right now :p

It looks like you bend your back lots while lifting that 160...might have stressed it there?

EricT 02-25-2008 04:28 PM

yeah, some back leaning back leaning. I hadn't watched the vids yet. That could def cause a bit of back strain. But it's controlled and the actual lower back does not chaning it's extension. It's mostly in the hips.

Don't forget to tighten your abs.

_Wolf_ 02-25-2008 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Pitysister
nice job man...didn't f up your camera did it?

thanks :)

no, my cell phone is fine and i took more vids later so i guess it works fine.

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Originally Posted by Eric3237
On the face pulls you need a bit more of a flat angle. You are coming in from too high an angle. If you can't adjust so that the handle hangs a bit lower that lean back further so that you hands, when extended in front of you are more level with your face (doesn't have to be perfect).

got it. ok.

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Originally Posted by Eric3237
Not in a bad way I hope (your back)? Just sore from overhead pressing? There is a lot of spinal compression and a lot of back in general....

no, not in a very bad way..its just that the soreness has been building...see, last workout i didnt wear my belt to overhead press and after that failed attempt at 160, when i tried again, i was able to nail it but i really strained my back....then, 2 days later i did squats and unilateral RDLs which were a strain too...then i did pull-ups which i thought would help stretch the muscles but instead it made it kinda tighter..then yesterday i did deads and today militaries...my lower back is just tight. not like hurting in a bad way but just tight and sore like how muscles get sore..

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Originally Posted by TALO
It looks like you bend your back lots while lifting that 160...might have stressed it there?

no, not today. probably last time...

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Originally Posted by Eric3237
yeah, some back leaning back leaning. I hadn't watched the vids yet. That could def cause a bit of back strain. But it's controlled and the actual lower back does not chaning it's extension. It's mostly in the hips.

Don't forget to tighten your abs.

yeah today's set didnt hit my lower back much at all....i tighten my glutes and my abs....i just forgot to do the ab tightening for my 160..still sleepy unfortunately...

EricT 02-26-2008 08:04 AM

Sounds like your back muscles need a break to recover. It could pay to lighten up some things. Luckily, MP's will have to go lighter for a bit so that will help. And for the lighter work you need to ditch the belt. It should come as no suprise to anyone when they here "I didn't wear my belt and not my back hurts". That does not translate into "the belt is my saviour" it translates into "i am dependent on the belt or I will hurt my back".

Drop the uni RDL's for a while.

But yeah....this is the reality of real strength work. Your back bares the brunt of it.

Just watch in on the overhead press. You can't lose concentration. I don't expect when going for max loads that everthing will be perfect. When you are back to lighter loads you shouldn't have to lean back so much. Stop looking up at the bar...that's a habit that can be difficult to break but where the head goes the body follows.

_Wolf_ 02-26-2008 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric3237 (Post 49502)
Sounds like your back muscles need a break to recover. It could pay to lighten up some things. Luckily, MP's will have to go lighter for a bit so that will help. And for the lighter work you need to ditch the belt. It should come as no suprise to anyone when they here "I didn't wear my belt and not my back hurts". That does not translate into "the belt is my saviour" it translates into "i am dependent on the belt or I will hurt my back".

Drop the uni RDL's for a while.

But yeah....this is the reality of real strength work. Your back bares the brunt of it.

Just watch in on the overhead press. You can't lose concentration. I don't expect when going for max loads that everthing will be perfect. When you are back to lighter loads you shouldn't have to lean back so much. Stop looking up at the bar...that's a habit that can be difficult to break but where the head goes the body follows.

ok sir. for the lighter MP stuff belt will be ditched.....(btw: i just wore the belt twice...for 160x1 and the last 145 triple and the two failed attempts if they count...)

i wont do unilateral RDLs this week...ill do a short workout :)

thanks, sir.

EricT 02-26-2008 09:29 AM

Trust me I know all about the back getting tired :).

widdoes2504 02-26-2008 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric3237 (Post 49519)
Trust me I know all about the back getting tired :).

Amen to that....:)


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