HALP! Heavy Lifting Made Me SUPAH Bulky!!!
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Bump.
I love bamboo day. It’s like lifting a couple sacks of fighting tomcats.
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springlering62 wrote: »Bump.
I love bamboo day. It’s like lifting a couple sacks of fighting tomcats.
I’ve never seen that before! Intrigued!!!2 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »springlering62 wrote: »Bump.
I love bamboo day. It’s like lifting a couple sacks of fighting tomcats.
I’ve never seen that before! Intrigued!!!
A few years ago, my buddy had me try this to help me solidify my bench press form. It's great because the instability really makes you focus on your position, engaging your legs, squeezing your lats.
Really awesome!
And great progress! ❤️8 -
^^^ this
It’s a blast to do. You try to have as little movement as possible. Sometimes we mix kettlebells up with the plates. The kettlebells feel like they’re alive if they get moving.
Make sure you have a spotter. Once they get crunk, the whole rig can get away from you in an instant.7 -
Listen to me, giving @quiksylver296 advice. Lmao. Too big for my britches. 😂3
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springlering62 wrote: »Listen to me, giving @quiksylver296 advice. Lmao. Too big for my britches. 😂
Everybody's got individualized britches. She's superwoman in so many ways . . . but you know more about this particular thing. Keep preaching, sister!6 -
Bump. This is still my favourite post for inspiration
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Bump. In hopes @quiksylver296 will come along and we can all enjoy her new profile pic. ❤️6
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springlering62 wrote: »Bump. In hopes @quiksylver296 will come along and we can all enjoy her new profile pic. ❤️
Did someone summon?!? (Sorry I’m late, @springlering62
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quiksylver296 wrote: »springlering62 wrote: »Bump. In hopes @quiksylver296 will come along and we can all enjoy her new profile pic. ❤️
Did someone summon?!? (Sorry I’m late, @springlering62 )
Now that’s how you make an entrance!7 -
I have been working really darn hard to get super bulkeh. It certainly does not happen by accident. And unless I'm flexing, even the bulk I have tends to hide.
Lifting ROCKS.
Also...I have grown to really love how it feels to have strong muscular legs and arms. I wouldn't trade them for the world!
Lifting... HIGHLY RECOMMEND!19 -
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Such a great thread and what an inspiration!
Is it possible to “lift heavy” without the gym or fancy equipment? I have a 16kg kettlebell and some dumbbells (adjustable, so can be made heavy), plus a bar. Is that enough to get started? I also have to exercise outside only as no space in the house, so no bench press 😬3 -
I just have dumbbells. Would also like to know this.0
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AlwaysWanderer wrote: »Such a great thread and what an inspiration!
Is it possible to “lift heavy” without the gym or fancy equipment? I have a 16kg kettlebell and some dumbbells (adjustable, so can be made heavy), plus a bar. Is that enough to get started? I also have to exercise outside only as no space in the house, so no bench press 😬
I’m working my limp noodle self up to heavy weights with a couple of cheap kettlebells in a very small space and pathetic attempts at pull-ups on empty playgrounds. I think the only thing needed to get started is a will to follow through. I’ll nail those pull-ups eventually, and when I do, I’ll strap a backpack filled with 10 lb bags of flour and sugar on and make pathetic attempts until I do it again...
You can do this!6 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »springlering62 wrote: »Bump. In hopes @quiksylver296 will come along and we can all enjoy her new profile pic. ❤️
Did someone summon?!? (Sorry I’m late, @springlering62 )
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AlwaysWanderer wrote: »Such a great thread and what an inspiration!
Is it possible to “lift heavy” without the gym or fancy equipment? I have a 16kg kettlebell and some dumbbells (adjustable, so can be made heavy), plus a bar. Is that enough to get started? I also have to exercise outside only as no space in the house, so no bench press 😬elmusho1989 wrote: »I just have dumbbells. Would also like to know this.
Lift heavy basically means getting progressive overload (adding weight over time). You can get progressive overload by adding more weight, or by adding more reps.
So yes, you can to a point. If you stay dedicated, you’ll likely hit a point where you’ll need more weights or a gym membership. But you can certainly start with what you’ve got.6 -
Made some back progress
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Ha, ha. Supah bulky🤣2
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OK, since we’re sharing, and I’m trying to get better about not recoiling from looking at my photos (personal phobia), these are my shoulder pics for this week
And my favorite. I got invited to try the monolift this week. This was just about the coolest thing ever. I am loving the competition bar. It’s so delicately balanced it feels light. I told my trainer I felt like a Wallenda. So she had me march in place with it, lol.
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