Dumbell Press 80 x 14,1 x 13
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dude dont arch to much cause i did that and arched i gave myself a back injury so like once ever few months my back goes put for 3-4 days and it hurts like hell
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Can't agree. Continue with the arching, as it enables you to lift more and contract more musclesfibres. Its like saying that you shouldn't have you feet on the floor when doing benchpress. You need all the support you can get for an exercise like this. Sitting completely straight aint good for your back. What you should do, is to get the dumbbells more out instead of so close to your head, as in this video, you use your triceps more then your shoulders. Take care mate! and keep the good work up.
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thanks. if i stick with it ill be ahead of most people. i dont know many people can say they started strength training at age 12 and stuck with it all their life.
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by the way, i can only do 60s on shoulder press so i dont have too much room to talk i guess lol, but good form is always the key man! keep good posture :D
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WinterHaven 2 years ago
haha thanks!
HHH396 2 years ago
It's impressive that you can do this much.
But I do have a suggestion; you should keep your back flat against the bench and not arch it like you are. Arching your back enables you to lift more weight indeed, but in the long run it will take a toll on your lower back. Just a suggestion.
pmip247 2 years ago
Yeah I agree with that.I usually do these without a back support,so I can't arch my back.I have some videos doing 100's x7-8 reps without back support.The back support makes you want to arch.
HHH396 2 years ago
Ok cool, nice videos man, I enjoy them. Keep up the great work. Maybe someday I'll be able to do that much lol. My max right now is 90s on dumbell flat bench, 3 reps. Hopefully I'll make it to 100s soon. Im only 15 years old though, so ive got a long way to go.
pmip247 2 years ago
Thanks man! 90's x 3 is excellent for your age.Just stick with it and don't quit,it takes a lot of time and effort to increase your strength.There will be lots of ups and downs but it's the guys who stick with it for the long haul that reap the benefits of strength training.
HHH396 2 years ago