Dtp1979 wrote: » It does, and thank you. Much appreciated
Alf Veedersane wrote: » It looks like I'm listing off a lot of negatives (most of them I know because I've been told them myself ) but they're only small, easily-made tweaks that should help.
FTA69 wrote: » My grip is always pinkies on rings and I'm way shorter than you. Does that mean my grip is too wide??
Alf Veedersane wrote: » A wider grip shortens the range of motion but it may not necessarily be where you're strongest.
FTA69 wrote: » You do need them though, I'm about to do six weeks on the bounce now and I'll probably not get optimal results without the deload I think.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Did you not just do a deload recently
Alf Veedersane wrote: » For the partial bench does it say to have the bar 6" off the chest?
Alf Veedersane wrote: » I did think it was probably a limitation of the rack/bench you were using so there's not much you can do. I just asked because I thought it might be akin to a board press or pin press, neither of which would (usually) be that high off the chest. That being said, if it's working your lockout in the range you feel weakest, then that's what counts.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Thanks. Do your think I'd be better off doing fewer reps and higher weight or high reps/lower weight like I did today?
FTA69 wrote: » Had to google what an Anderson squat was, looks good. Have you read about Anderson himself, what a badass.
bluewolf wrote: » So you rack it low and start from the bottom?
Alf Veedersane wrote: » You can just unrack it as normal, squat down until it's resting on the pins and squat back up. They're pin squats by another name.