Dtp1979 wrote: » I feel I’m missing something technically on the OHP. I may video a few sets to see what’s going on. Today went ok weightwise but felt sloppy
Alf Veedersane wrote: » I don't do OHP with a bar all that often but a couple of things that have helped with the solidity were (a) bracing harder and (b) keeping elbows tucked on the eccentric.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Cycle 14 week 6 Squats Toe squats to 100kg x 1 120kg x 5 135kg x 3 150kg x 1 Rdl 80kg x 3 x 10 Leg extensions 72.5 x 4 x 10 Ab wheel rollout x 3 x 10 Rower 300m @ 38m/s 300m @ 41m/s 300m @ 45m/s I dropped the drop sets today to kinda ease into a Deload. That, and some laziness being honest. The squats moved well, all except for the 150. It looks a lot faster in the video than it felt. I’m pretty sure depth was in but it’s impossible to tell with the safety bars blocking the angle. Rdl s were becoming a total grind lately so I’ve taken off a load of weight and increased reps.https://youtu.be/cTpDWn_gDLY
Deano7788 wrote: » From the video depth looked to be easily ok from what I could see anyway. Just from looking at the video, would you engage your back/lats when squatting? It's difficult to tell but looks kind of like the bar is more just resting on your back rather than actively engaging the muscles there and the bar seems to fall forward and out of position a bit on the way up. It's something I'm actually guilty of myself and actively trying to correct, it caused the bar to roll on the way up on my single last Friday, although thankfully the weight was light enough that the rep was still easy even with the loss of position but had to fight harder than I should have.
Deano7788 wrote: » From the video depth looked to be easily ok from what I could see anyway. Just from looking at the video, would you engage your back/lats when squatting? It's difficult to tell but looks kind of like the bar is more just resting on your back rather than actively engaging the muscles there and the bar seems to fall forward and out of position a bit on the way up (possibly also caused by hips rising a bit quicker out of the hole). It's something I'm actually guilty of myself and actively trying to correct, it caused the bar to roll on the way up on my single last Friday, although thankfully the weight was light enough that the rep was still easy even with the loss of position but had to fight harder than I should have.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Is it a bad thing to drop into the hole too quick?
Dtp1979 wrote: » 20kg hammercurls were far too bro for me today.
Dole Scrounging Vegan Crossfitter wrote: » How so? Nobody else in the gym for you to eyeball in the mirror
Alf Veedersane wrote: » I'd keep the pressing to a minimum given how long your shoulder is taking to get better and work around it with isolation work that manages the ROM so it doesn't aggravate the injury
Dtp1979 wrote: » That’d suit alright. Lighter pressing doesn’t seem to bother me at all. I’ve hit my 100kg Bench this year so goal achieved...although I’m nowhere near that now, but still.
Alf Veedersane wrote: » Lighter pressing at low volume might not bother it but it may be a movement that aggravates it at higher weight/volume. Worth writing down the movements that do bother it and look for common mechanics that aggravate and see what workarounds won't aggravate it. Obviously, physio guidance would be important but good for you to assess and understand as well