[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by Bt12

I’m annoyed about hearing about fleshlights

Shall we move the conversation over to Shake Weights and the optimal angle to hold them at in relation to your face?

[Bt12]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

Shall we move the conversation over to Shake Weights and the optimal angle to hold them at in relation to your face?

Lol

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

Shall we move the conversation over to Shake Weights and the optimal angle to hold them at in relation to your face?

was that a shake weight being used in Thor's Ragnarock or something?

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

was that a shake weight being used in Thor's Ragnarock or something?

[Delta0311]

This is what happens when your ego hates you and develops a wicked ass sense of humor. Range of motion!!! Yeah fuck that shit!!!

[Bt12]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

This is what happens when your ego hates you and develops a wicked ass sense of humor. Range of motion!!! Yeah fuck that shit!!!

Lol what is that?!!!!

[Teufel_Hunden]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

This is what happens when your ego hates you and develops a wicked ass sense of humor. Range of motion!!! Yeah fuck that shit!!!

That's fucking ridiculous!

[1MOREMOD]

Looks right to me?

[Mingwan]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

This is what happens when your ego hates you and develops a wicked ass sense of humor. Range of motion!!! Yeah fuck that shit!!!

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[FlaPatsFan]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

This is what happens when your ego hates you and develops a wicked ass sense of humor. Range of motion!!! Yeah fuck that shit!!!

Classic gym tard....I was waiting for one of his pencil legs to snap in half!!!

“It’s all in the hips baby” - Chubbs (Happy Gilmore)

[Bt12]

Originally Posted by FlaPatsFan

Classic gym tard....I was waiting for one of his pencil legs to snap in half!!!

“It’s all in the hips baby” - Chubbs (Happy Gilmore)

1 more inch he would probably collapse. Surprise his core can handle that load without the rest of his body being developed

[1MOREMOD]

Same I wouldn't even attempt to unrack 545 or whatever that was.

[Performancedieselpros]

Originally Posted by FlaPatsFan

Classic gym tard....I was waiting for one of his pencil legs to snap in half!!!

“It’s all in the hips baby” - Chubbs (Happy Gilmore)

Yeah dies for sure is lucky the knees didn't give.

As stupid as he was, still takes an astronomical amount of core strength and joint and lower back stability to even perform the step back with that much weight.

Otherwise total fail.

Backloaded squats as a whole are disasters for the body.

[FlaPatsFan]

Originally Posted by Performancedieselpros

Yeah dies for sure is lucky the knees didn't give.

As stupid as he was, still takes an astronomical amount of core strength and joint and lower back stability to even perform the step back with that much weight.

Otherwise total fail.

Backloaded squats as a whole are disasters for the body.

That is true as to the core strength needed.

I actually do front rack holds with heavy weight just to acclimate my body to heavier poundage (for front squats). I will get into the front rack position, stand the weight up then take a step back, hold for 3-5 seconds then rerack.

His whole bouncing is unnecessary and will eventually lead to problems or an injury. Especially with those pipe cleaners for legs....haaaaaaa

[Performancedieselpros]

Originally Posted by FlaPatsFan

That is true as to the core strength needed.

I actually do front rack holds with heavy weight just to acclimate my body to heavier poundage (for front squats). I will get into the front rack position, stand the weight up then take a step back, hold for 3-5 seconds then rerack.

His whole bouncing is unnecessary and will eventually lead to problems or an injury. Especially with those pipe cleaners for legs....haaaaaaa

Agreed! Some of the "techniques", sports conditioning coaches teach for jumping higher sadly are similar.

You ever used a safety squat bar?

[FlaPatsFan]

Originally Posted by Performancedieselpros

Agreed! Some of the "techniques", sports conditioning coaches teach for jumping higher sadly are similar.

You ever used a safety squat bar?

Well judging by the looks of that gym, the awful music in the background and ppl filming his idiotic movement I’m gonna go out on a limb and say he didn’t learn that sweet move from an actual professional. And he definitely isn’t an athlete, or going to be jumping anywhere

Yup, have used a Squat Safety bar. I’m a Squat-o-haulic!!!! 😛

[Bt12]

Originally Posted by FlaPatsFan

Yup, have used a Squat Safety bar. I’m a Squat-o-haulic!!!! 😛

I think we’ve covered this before,... I love squats toobut I hate to squat when I realize I have to take a crap. So that annoys me. If I give all out effort. I just might shit it my pants...

And I ain’t taking a shit at the gym.

[1MOREMOD]

Wouldn't that be a win win, clear the old colon and pr?

[Performancedieselpros]

Originally Posted by FlaPatsFan

Well judging by the looks of that gym, the awful music in the background and ppl filming his idiotic movement I’m gonna go out on a limb and say he didn’t learn that sweet move from an actual professional. And he definitely isn’t an athlete, or going to be jumping anywhere

Yup, have used a Squat Safety bar. I’m a Squat-o-haulic!!!! 😛

Right lol!

You would've died seeing this guy that would come in the gym about 12yrs ago....

He was a collegiate high jump coach for U of Houston, and would load the Smith machine with 335 and use his 2-3in block as his step....

He would do it with only one leg as an explosive step up to increase vertical acceleration.

He was a tad shorter than the brother in the video, but roughly same size stilts....

I asked him one day "why don't you train both legs just to keep it equal?", his response "it doesn't help me jump any higher and the added muscle on that side would weigh me down..."

I died and walked away!


Being 6'5" myself and having a torso that measures 20" from bottom of run cage to top of hip bone, combined with having a crooked rib cage from birth, and stupidly flat feet, I prefer DL over squats, and when I do squat I keep it in front to avoid excessive torso rotation from my fucked up ribcage. I've never used a SBB, but have thought about buying one for my training studio. In your opinion, worth it?

I usually try to keep squats to only 315 for sera of 5x12 focusing on volume as I had a hernia surgery from when I was a fat kid back when I was 16.

Having that mesh rip or have a hernia again scares the shit out of me since I mentally couldn't bring my self to train legs for 2 years after, and from the moment I had surgery to 2 weeks after I lost 12lbs of muscle from the atrophy and shock to my system. Fuck that!

[Soul Performance Products]

My warm up is returning weights back to where they belong...

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by Soul Performance Products

My warm up is returning weights back to where they belong...

You warm up for THAT long?????

[JimVonBaden]

Jackwad sitting on a machine for ten minutes texting and not working out in a busy gym.