I'd do a barbell overhead press as opposed to a seated dumbell press. thats the only thing id change man.
edit: and on back days do pull ups instead of chins. More lat involvement. Also do as many reps as you can with your bodyweight. Only worry about weight when you get to 15.
^^ What Oliver said ... and also maybe put in a streching exercise on your chest day, they're all pressing moves, like a incline DB flys get the width going. I'd proberly alternate weekly BB row with a DB row, but thats getting picky.
I reckon dips give a good stretch. IMO he has enough for chest, the muscle isnt that big.
Not a fan of dumbbell rows - in most gyms the dumbbells only go to 50kg...
Describe the pull-up knackers.
chins it is!
Meh@Time under tension
Just lift, no need to over-think shit.
So pullups or chinups?
How about something in between.... Hammer grip
its not overthinking, my point is there a more variables in strength/bodybuildingtraing then just weight and reps. that being said different things work for different people, so do what works for you. charles poliquin does know his shit though, so i listen to him. works for me.
mick
Have only got a straight chin bar at my gym mate unfortuantley
That's about all Poliquin does know, 'his shit'. Dude pushes some funky stuff.
99% of regular people will find just getting weight and reps down enough of a challenge without a bunch of other questionable stuff. No huge guy i've ever met or trained with has used the poliquin method.
Have only got a straight chin bar at my gym mate unfortuantley
i guess all the olympic gold medal winners he trained was a fluke? I'm not here to say that it is the be all and end all, like i originally said, there is no 1 thing that will work for every person. Every person will eventually find what works for them.
So if everyone here disagrees with time under tension, does that mean you all just do the same rep range every work out? Generally speaking, strength training is in the range of 1 - 8 reps. 9-whatever is generally thought to be more for muscle gain. (changing rep range is also going to change, wait for it, time under tension!) Im not sayin that you wont gain muscle from training low reps either, and i agree that you should just go and lift. But like most things in the life there are smarter ways to do things, and i thought this forum was about opinions and helping people out. That is all a post ever is, an opinion! We would be mad to think that we would all agree with each other. Any way all good, good luck with it all dalemightypies, hope you eventually figure out what is best for you.
mick
Some of you need to grasp the concept, everything works.
TUT is like you "and the ugly" another tool, nothing more nothing less.
Some of you need to grasp the concept, everything works.
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