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new_username wrote: »
http://youtu.be/kK00CcvWu2Y There you go, guys. 25 at 255. Going to try and beat my time later this month and try 25 x 275 December 1st.
Great job!0 -
tomcornhole wrote: »How the hell do you folks do 25 reps and not end with bloody shins? If I don't cover my shins with something, I am a bloody mess after 5 reps.
We pull far from our bodies. You probably set up right over the bar with it close to your shins. I set up with the bar over my toes. Different leverage points as well. Sumo is more likely to end up bloody as well.0 -
This is AWESOME!!!!!0
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tomcornhole wrote: »How the hell do you folks do 25 reps and not end with bloody shins? If I don't cover my shins with something, I am a bloody mess after 5 reps.
I've found that when I pull, the bar doesn't really ding my shins, but I do end up with some roughed up thighs.0 -
Might give this a go, will be serious cardio as it's about 40% of my max.
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tomcornhole wrote: »How the hell do you folks do 25 reps and not end with bloody shins? If I don't cover my shins with something, I am a bloody mess after 5 reps.
my legs are noticeably out of proportion with my out of proportion legs. (I have a 37" inseam, but my torso is irregularly short. When I go low, my knees are too far out and when I stand, I either hurt my back trying to suck them in or go around them, or they smack and hook under my knees and I cant stand, or they tear up the front of me.
I switched to the trap bar, no more problems.
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tomcornhole wrote: »How the hell do you folks do 25 reps and not end with bloody shins? If I don't cover my shins with something, I am a bloody mess after 5 reps.
my legs are noticeably out of proportion with my out of proportion legs. (I have a 37" inseam, but my torso is irregularly short. When I go low, my knees are too far out and when I stand, I either hurt my back trying to suck them in or go around them, or they smack and hook under my knees and I cant stand, or they tear up the front of me.
I switched to the trap bar, no more problems.
Wide-stance sumo would probably work for you too. Conventional puts wayyy too much strain on my lower back and I hit my knees all the time with the bar. Sumo was a godsend and my weights increased tremendously within a few months.0 -
assuming grip holds out, can you pull more weight sumo than conventional?0
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I just wanted to say you ladies are powerhouses! Very inspirational :-)0
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I might try this. 250lbs is about 64% of my max. But I know I'll be sore as living hell after doing 25 reps at one time. I wouldn't do it in addition to my dead workout but instead of it.
For the record, I'm 46 and 250lbs is almost 1.5 of my current weight0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »
World Records:
634@123, Conventional
628@132, Conventional
694@148, Sumo
716@165, Sumo
791@181, Sumo
861@198, Sumo
901@220, Sumo
890@242, Sumo
881@275, Conventional
939@308, Conventional
1015@SHW, Conventional0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »
World Records:
634@123, Conventional
628@132, Conventional
694@148, Sumo
716@165, Sumo
791@181, Sumo
861@198, Sumo
901@220, Sumo
890@242, Sumo
881@275, Conventional
939@308, Conventional
1015@SHW, Conventional
Touche, now I must deactivate and rage quit.0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »LolBroScience wrote: »
World Records:
634@123, Conventional
628@132, Conventional
694@148, Sumo
716@165, Sumo
791@181, Sumo
861@198, Sumo
901@220, Sumo
890@242, Sumo
881@275, Conventional
939@308, Conventional
1015@SHW, Conventional
Touche, now I must deactivate and rage quit.
.... aaaaaand go!0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »
definitely common- but it's not ALL.
I get the feeling you see a lot of competitors via video using sumo b/c of your logic- when in reality- they should figure out what works best for their body rather than trying to do what works best for someone else.0 -
Nice job. How barfy did you feel?new_username wrote: »http://youtu.be/kK00CcvWu2Y There you go, guys. 25 at 255. Going to try and beat my time later this month and try 25 x 275 December 1st.
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LolBroScience wrote: »LolBroScience wrote: »
World Records:
634@123, Conventional
628@132, Conventional
694@148, Sumo
716@165, Sumo
791@181, Sumo
861@198, Sumo
901@220, Sumo
890@242, Sumo
881@275, Conventional
939@308, Conventional
1015@SHW, Conventional
Touche, now I must deactivate and rage quit.
That's the MFP of throwing your bat after striking out, isn't it?
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hence the depends on individual leverages0
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hah, Pence looked so surprised.Wheelhouse15 wrote: »LolBroScience wrote: »LolBroScience wrote: »
World Records:
634@123, Conventional
628@132, Conventional
694@148, Sumo
716@165, Sumo
791@181, Sumo
861@198, Sumo
901@220, Sumo
890@242, Sumo
881@275, Conventional
939@308, Conventional
1015@SHW, Conventional
Touche, now I must deactivate and rage quit.
That's the MFP of throwing your bay after striking out, isn't it?
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assuming grip holds out, can you pull more weight sumo than conventional?
I don't know, can you? :P
Experiment if you're curious. I could tell the difference immediately. However, I have a tall torso with average legs and arms. I'm 6'3" with only a 32" inseam; I'm all torso. You can google some methods of determining if your proportions will suit sumo or conventional better, that's what made me give sumo a try.
Oddly enough, even though I'm not built for deadlifting (the best deadlifters tend to have longer arms and shorter legs) it's my best lift by far.0
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