Squat, Bench, Deadlift, Snatch, C&J: Post your best videos
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Elegra2006 wrote: »@nakedraygun Nah, didn't really lose my grip, just minimising time spent holding the bar
Forgot to mention that the yellow headband was the trainers and he said I had to wear it for PB luck - it worked!!
I have a big meet this week... Can I borrow it?0 -
I bench the pink dumb bells.3
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From my last heavy bench day prior to my last comp. 85kg/187lb smooth and easy.
Second best platform squat, from last year. 117.5/258.5
And just because I love this one. 165/368 smooth.5 -
Iron_Miss_Canada wrote: »From my last heavy bench day prior to my last comp. 85kg/187lb smooth and easy.
Second best platform squat, from last year. 117.5/258.5
And just because I love this one. 165/368 smooth.
Damn nice work. That 368 deadlift especially, one of the stronger female DLs I've seen.1 -
@Iron_Miss_Canada that's a beautiful deadlift! Well, all the lifts really. Mine from above was 20 pounds under yours and not nearly as smooth.0
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LolBroScience wrote: »Here are a mix of my "best" gym lifts....
Nice to see someone else pulling sumo. Good lifts!0 -
Bit of context: just over a year ago had a mishap(!) at work that twisted up my SI Joint damaged some ligaments and messed up the grip in my right hand. Basically left me unable to lift my 8kg daughter, no longer able to air squat, etc. I was a bit of a mess.
Just about 12 months post-accident (about 7 weeks ago) I pulled the following 155kg conventional (~340ish lb?):
I won't lie, it was a bit of a grinder!
I also front squatted 102.5kg (I guess ~225lb?):
Two pretty ugly lifts from someone who's normally a bit of a form-nazi, but as a comeback @70kg bodyweight after a pretty brutal injury - I'm super happy. I finished out 2015 where I wanted to be and made a good base to build on in 2016.
Just wanted to say if you get yourself pretty banged up - don't give up! There's always a road to travel to get better, even if it's long and (sometimes) frustrating...3 -
Also wanted to add: that it's nice to see a thread like this on here where people can display their hard work.
Some inspiring lifts in here, for sure! Can't wait to see what others may post.
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Here's my top two lifts from this morning. 365 went up fairly easy, 405 was a little harder. First time I've actually recorded a 4 plate DL. Went for a new PR at 420, but didn't even break it off the ground. Pretty proud of still getting 405 even though I've been in a calorie deficit for awhile now. Another day maybe.
365#
405#
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Bit of context: just over a year ago had a mishap(!) at work that twisted up my SI Joint damaged some ligaments and messed up the grip in my right hand. Basically left me unable to lift my 8kg daughter, no longer able to air squat, etc. I was a bit of a mess.
Just about 12 months post-accident (about 7 weeks ago) I pulled the following 155kg conventional (~340ish lb?):
I won't lie, it was a bit of a grinder!
I also front squatted 102.5kg (I guess ~225lb?):
Two pretty ugly lifts from someone who's normally a bit of a form-nazi, but as a comeback @70kg bodyweight after a pretty brutal injury - I'm super happy. I finished out 2015 where I wanted to be and made a good base to build on in 2016.
Just wanted to say if you get yourself pretty banged up - don't give up! There's always a road to travel to get better, even if it's long and (sometimes) frustrating...
Darn impressive! And you don't look like you're only 70k! Congrats on getting back after injury.0 -
lol I just looked at all my videos and there's something wrong with every one. Someday I will contribute.1
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@arditarose it doesn't have to be perfect. We all have our share of ugly lifts!0
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K...then I'll share my two highest weights so far. 215 DLs and 200 squat. Squat is gnarly and not low enough but it's the first time I felt 200 on my back. DL is okay but nothing to write home about
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arditarose wrote: »K...then I'll share my two highest weights so far. 215 DLs and 200 squat. Squat is gnarly and not low enough but it's the first time I felt 200 on my back. DL is okay but nothing to write home about
Looks good. That DL's snappy!Bit of context: just over a year ago had a mishap(!) at work that twisted up my SI Joint damaged some ligaments and messed up the grip in my right hand. Basically left me unable to lift my 8kg daughter, no longer able to air squat, etc. I was a bit of a mess.
Just about 12 months post-accident (about 7 weeks ago) I pulled the following 155kg conventional (~340ish lb?):
I won't lie, it was a bit of a grinder!
I also front squatted 102.5kg (I guess ~225lb?):
Two pretty ugly lifts from someone who's normally a bit of a form-nazi, but as a comeback @70kg bodyweight after a pretty brutal injury - I'm super happy. I finished out 2015 where I wanted to be and made a good base to build on in 2016.
Just wanted to say if you get yourself pretty banged up - don't give up! There's always a road to travel to get better, even if it's long and (sometimes) frustrating...
Darn impressive! And you don't look like you're only 70k! Congrats on getting back after injury.
Thanks man! I'm a manlet (5'6", 5'7" on a good day!) so it's a trick of the light! Prior to injury I was 63kg. I'm aiming to see what I can achieve at around 74kg
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Bit of context: just over a year ago had a mishap(!) at work that twisted up my SI Joint damaged some ligaments and messed up the grip in my right hand. Basically left me unable to lift my 8kg daughter, no longer able to air squat, etc. I was a bit of a mess.
Just about 12 months post-accident (about 7 weeks ago) I pulled the following 155kg conventional (~340ish lb?):
Two pretty ugly lifts from someone who's normally a bit of a form-nazi, but as a comeback @70kg bodyweight after a pretty brutal injury - I'm super happy. I finished out 2015 where I wanted to be and made a good base to build on in 2016.
Just wanted to say if you get yourself pretty banged up - don't give up! There's always a road to travel to get better, even if it's long and (sometimes) frustrating...
Excellent you are better. I am dealing with SI issues too lately, although not to that extent. I'm having to entirely revamp my squat at the moment.
Pulling in Adi's too huh?0 -
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LolBroScience wrote: »Bit of context: just over a year ago had a mishap(!) at work that twisted up my SI Joint damaged some ligaments and messed up the grip in my right hand. Basically left me unable to lift my 8kg daughter, no longer able to air squat, etc. I was a bit of a mess.
Just about 12 months post-accident (about 7 weeks ago) I pulled the following 155kg conventional (~340ish lb?):
Two pretty ugly lifts from someone who's normally a bit of a form-nazi, but as a comeback @70kg bodyweight after a pretty brutal injury - I'm super happy. I finished out 2015 where I wanted to be and made a good base to build on in 2016.
Just wanted to say if you get yourself pretty banged up - don't give up! There's always a road to travel to get better, even if it's long and (sometimes) frustrating...
Excellent you are better. I am dealing with SI issues too lately, although not to that extent. I'm having to entirely revamp my squat at the moment.
Pulling in Adi's too huh?
Lol! Guess it's kinda of a deficit?
I started doing it 'cause I was too lazy to switch from chucks to adi's from my main lift to my main accessory. Now, it's kinda the way I do it. I am going to switch back to chucks for a few cycles to get some variety, I'll just have to get over being lazy...
I was previously a lowbar, wide stance squatter. I rebuilt mine as high-bar narrow stance on the road back. I've decided I prefer it and have no plans to switch back (like I thought I originally would once I was better).
I found the problem with the SI is the lack of blood flow makes healing slow and difficult. I basically did a bunch of glute work (the stuff I could tolerate) to stabilise it to start with. Once I'd managed that, it started healing. I had to do a bunch of release work on my psoas and QL on the side that really got it badly - they kept wanting to tighten up and pull my SI joint out of true again.0 -
Looking through my old videos just made me sad. I've been having hip and IT band issues. They haven't shut me down and training continues but things feel harder and more difficult than they did a couple of months ago.
The squat video is from November and is 240. It's a bit slow but it's a max. BW approx. 128.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fp3FzWLSrA
Deadlift is from a while ago. Top set at 315. Best comp deadlift 145kg (320lbs) at 57kg bw. I don't get a ton of comp videos anymore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlmliyvnjK4 0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »Bit of context: just over a year ago had a mishap(!) at work that twisted up my SI Joint damaged some ligaments and messed up the grip in my right hand. Basically left me unable to lift my 8kg daughter, no longer able to air squat, etc. I was a bit of a mess.
Just about 12 months post-accident (about 7 weeks ago) I pulled the following 155kg conventional (~340ish lb?):
Two pretty ugly lifts from someone who's normally a bit of a form-nazi, but as a comeback @70kg bodyweight after a pretty brutal injury - I'm super happy. I finished out 2015 where I wanted to be and made a good base to build on in 2016.
Just wanted to say if you get yourself pretty banged up - don't give up! There's always a road to travel to get better, even if it's long and (sometimes) frustrating...
Excellent you are better. I am dealing with SI issues too lately, although not to that extent. I'm having to entirely revamp my squat at the moment.
Pulling in Adi's too huh?
Lol! Guess it's kinda of a deficit?
I started doing it 'cause I was too lazy to switch from chucks to adi's from my main lift to my main accessory. Now, it's kinda the way I do it. I am going to switch back to chucks for a few cycles to get some variety, I'll just have to get over being lazy...
I was previously a lowbar, wide stance squatter. I rebuilt mine as high-bar narrow stance on the road back. I've decided I prefer it and have no plans to switch back (like I thought I originally would once I was better).
I found the problem with the SI is the lack of blood flow makes healing slow and difficult. I basically did a bunch of glute work (the stuff I could tolerate) to stabilise it to start with. Once I'd managed that, it started healing. I had to do a bunch of release work on my psoas and QL on the side that really got it badly - they kept wanting to tighten up and pull my SI joint out of true again.
That is what I am doing!
I was having issues pinpointing what the problem could be. I kept having a twisted feeling through my upper left back down to the lower right side. It was causing me to Squat crooked, which I think is what caused my initial injusry. I saw that tight QL can be one of the causes, soI started releasing it with lacrosse ball. I've also added in 15 minutes of stretching and mobility every morning upon waking (on top of normal warmups and mobility work pre/post workout).
I added in more direct glute work via pull-throughs, hip thrusts, and reverse hypers to help stabilize and strengthen that area; then some additional work like side bends since I never work that type of movement or plane of motion.0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »LolBroScience wrote: »Bit of context: just over a year ago had a mishap(!) at work that twisted up my SI Joint damaged some ligaments and messed up the grip in my right hand. Basically left me unable to lift my 8kg daughter, no longer able to air squat, etc. I was a bit of a mess.
Just about 12 months post-accident (about 7 weeks ago) I pulled the following 155kg conventional (~340ish lb?):
Two pretty ugly lifts from someone who's normally a bit of a form-nazi, but as a comeback @70kg bodyweight after a pretty brutal injury - I'm super happy. I finished out 2015 where I wanted to be and made a good base to build on in 2016.
Just wanted to say if you get yourself pretty banged up - don't give up! There's always a road to travel to get better, even if it's long and (sometimes) frustrating...
Excellent you are better. I am dealing with SI issues too lately, although not to that extent. I'm having to entirely revamp my squat at the moment.
Pulling in Adi's too huh?
Lol! Guess it's kinda of a deficit?
I started doing it 'cause I was too lazy to switch from chucks to adi's from my main lift to my main accessory. Now, it's kinda the way I do it. I am going to switch back to chucks for a few cycles to get some variety, I'll just have to get over being lazy...
I was previously a lowbar, wide stance squatter. I rebuilt mine as high-bar narrow stance on the road back. I've decided I prefer it and have no plans to switch back (like I thought I originally would once I was better).
I found the problem with the SI is the lack of blood flow makes healing slow and difficult. I basically did a bunch of glute work (the stuff I could tolerate) to stabilise it to start with. Once I'd managed that, it started healing. I had to do a bunch of release work on my psoas and QL on the side that really got it badly - they kept wanting to tighten up and pull my SI joint out of true again.
That is what I am doing!
I was having issues pinpointing what the problem could be. I kept having a twisted feeling through my upper left back down to the lower right side. It was causing me to Squat crooked, which I think is what caused my initial injusry. I saw that tight QL can be one of the causes, soI started releasing it with lacrosse ball. I've also added in 15 minutes of stretching and mobility every morning upon waking (on top of normal warmups and mobility work pre/post workout).
I added in more direct glute work via pull-throughs, hip thrusts, and reverse hypers to help stabilize and strengthen that area; then some additional work like side bends since I never work that type of movement or plane of motion.
Ha! Great minds think alike!
Great spot, in case you haven't found it yet, is to dig around the triangle near your floating rib and beside your spine. It's a spot that's wired in to the erector and the QL somehow. If it's a problem it'll be knotted up and working it will be felt around your iliac crest/SI Joint. You can also dig into a few spots from the side between the bottom of the ribcage and the hip. Finally don't forget to work the glutes and the piriformis with the ball.
Another trick is to release the muscle you're working on, then immediately follow it with a mellow stretch for that muscle, followed by some heat (for the record I used a hot water bottle - hey, I'm old!). This'll get things healing more quickly in my experience.
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Not the prettiest I've done, but my favorite.
https://youtu.be/nna2Rpj_lA4
If that was in IF ID...I used to live there.
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piperdown44 wrote: »Not the prettiest I've done, but my favorite.https://youtu.be/nna2Rpj_lA4
If that was in IF ID...I used to live there.
@piperdown44 It was in Idaho Falls. I live in Boise. It was the WPC/AWPC World Cup at the Hilton Garden Inn by the river in the fall of 2014.0 -
piperdown44 wrote: »Not the prettiest I've done, but my favorite.https://youtu.be/nna2Rpj_lA4
If that was in IF ID...I used to live there.
@piperdown44 It was in Idaho Falls. I live in Boise. It was the WPC/AWPC World Cup at the Hilton Garden Inn by the river in the fall of 2014.
Ah, grew up around Twin Falls. Family there and in Boise. Lived in IF for 2 years when I worked for the INL.
Miss ID something fierce!! But no jobs in my line of work.
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Here's an OHP from Nov
https://youtu.be/ETm8uFxZ0qc
Bench from last week (had to be saved on last rep)
https://youtu.be/eH8j5V8ISA4
Best dead to date in June '15 (had to recover from neck issues)
https://youtu.be/vzlc7KcIsl4 0 -
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Here's me with a big 501 deadlift.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7PYiZUyLuw
And it's a good lift for me!
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nakedraygun wrote: »Here's me with a big 501 deadlift.
And it's a good lift for me!
You shoulda yelled at the chick with the glasses........she wasn't even paying attention to you!!!!
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I'm just going to link to my most recent and best meet video (don't worry, I only show my third attempt for each of my lifts so it isn't super long). That isn't actually my best bench or deadlift, but the only ones that count are in a meet so these are all meet lifts. :P
TL;DW: My best meet lifts are: squat 281lbs / 127.5kg, bench 126.7lbs / 57.5kgs, deadlift 347.1lbs / 157.5kgs at 147.6 / 67.0kgs bodyweight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpbAg1lm2ug 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcrQMg-AQIA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIZO8RllQto
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