Winterlong said:Hey guys. Whever I bench and I go heavy, I always seem to get stuck on the bottom of my lift. What should I do to help this? I have no problem with lockingout, its just the explosion upwards gets me.
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rack presses?pullinbig said:any type of benching that a pause is used at the bottom of the movement
if you rack press with the safety bars low and close to your chest and start the lift from there you will be working on the press up/explosion end.Winterlong said:Rack Presses really only help lockingout, same with Boardpresses, no?
I suppose so, but rackpresses are generally to help you lockout, I thought?adidamps2 said:if you rack press with the safety bars low and close to your chest and start the lift from there you will be working on the press up/explosion end.
its all in were you place the safety racks..place them low and starting your bench form the bottom end will work the bottom of the lift..your essentially starting from the pause and pressing upward.Winterlong said:I suppose so, but rackpresses are generally to help you lockout, I thought?
I hate doing paused benching, is there any other alternative?
Winterlong said:I suppose so, but rackpresses are generally to help you lockout, I thought?
I hate doing paused benching, is there any other alternative?
Winterlong said:Would doing half reps work on my explosion upwards meaning that I have the bar down on my chest and I push half way up and then put the bar back down again? I will not be locking out at all until the last rep?