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Lol @ huge plates .
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@69ingChipmunksss Yes, of course, everything completely changed. It would be incredibly stupid to keep the very same workout routine for 1 full year. Now I only do 50-60 push ups a week, and work out my chest once a week with 3 sets of 8 superslow wide dips, 3 sets of 8 bench presses (85% max weight) and 3 x 8 dumbbell flys. My vision on working out, nutrition and even life in general has changed a lot, but that's what every person should do who wants to make progress.
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@jlvi13 700 push ups and 200-300 dips.
Eventhough this is an old comment of yours, I really hope you train more effective than that. That many push ups and dips are completely useless.
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huge ass dumbells
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@jlvi13 I know what you mean, but kettlebells training is also different from
barbells or dumbells, you do your workout with a decentrate weight and
you can working on your skills with a balistic or grind esercises. You
can try and see the diference:) compliments for your workouts, I
follow you on your training:)
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@jlvi13 That's a good routine. I bet you'd grow more though if you scrapped the push-ups.
What kind of dumbells are those... those are damn huge!
j7512 7 months ago
@j7512 Those are loose plates mostly used on a barbell. 22 pounders (10kg). The total weight of the dumbbells in this video are 25kg, for bench pressing I use 30kg
jlvi13 7 months ago
Hi, what do you think about kettlebell? Did you try these?
datengubella 1 year ago
@datengubella Never gave them a try, because I prefer dumbells and a barbell. You can't do bench presses with kettlebells in an effective way and there are a lot of exercises that I like that can't be really done with a kettlebell. I do prefer a kettlebell over machines though, because I like freeweights.
jlvi13 1 year ago