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Originally Posted by shamrock20
Seriously. How do you go about improving this other than just spamming triples?
I'm just like you WRT higher reps, had a set of 10 at 140kg and my 1 RM at the time was like 160.
I think it's a combo of being a lolwhite with no explosiveness to start with, and then compounded by me mainly doing higher reps on the squat.
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Originally Posted by Aidan
Yes, I feel that pain. Training buddy pulled my 1rm for an easy triple weighing 8kg less
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Originally Posted by 00Snitch
Islanders amirite.
The other day I was grinding my 120kg squats and some jacked as f*ck maori walks in throws three plates on and busts out about a thousand reps and walks out.
I've seen him since come in and "warm up" for his deadlifts by shoulder charging the brick wall with a medicine ball a few times, place kicking the medicine ball at the wall, doing a few med ball throws at the wall, then repping out 200kg like they were speed deads.
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On the other side of the spectrum, I've never even seen anyone pull or squat 3 plates or more. #crappygymlife
Being around big lifts is the cool and motivating part, and I highly recommend finding a place where you can train with a bunch of strong people overall.
It just sucks cause you train with these people every day so you know they aren't out working you, they just make way more gains or started out naturally way stronger.
Anyway I shouldn't be facking whining because there are plenty of people that would feel the same way about me. k.
squat 282x10, 255x10x2
Pp 180x10, 160x10x2
bench 170x10, 155x10,9 no spot so I didn't try the 10th
Bulgarian ss 40sx10, 35sx10x2
press 110x10, 100x10x2
leg raises