Fender said:Yeah....we have the workers shipped in from NC though.
Thanks.
hard to find good help these days. we get our waffle house workers from the NE area.
Fender said:Yeah....we have the workers shipped in from NC though.
Thanks.
That reminds me...pullinbig said:hard to find good help these days. we get our waffle house workers from the NE area.
B.Reel said:Go deadlift 405 with chalk then post again.
Button Buck said:I dont have one of 405 with just chalk, but I do have one with 500, will that suffice?
Button Buck said:I dont have one of 405 with just chalk, but I do have one with 500, will that suffice?
pullinbig said:i got that beat.![]()
Fender said:BB...we need to get together for a pulloff....
Dling is not what I meant by a pulloff silly.....Button Buck said:I usually dont do DLs a lot cause my back is permafucked up, only here and there during workouts and when lifting fat women from the floor into my bed.
Button Buck said:fuck straps. Use chalk. Do grip work. Your grip will catch up and you'll find no need for them afterwhile. The bar slips out of your hands because your grip is weak. Don't find ways around it, do shit to fix it.
Believe me this is what I think too. My problem is when even using chalk it just rips out of my hands when I know I am good for another couple of reps. I really don't want to use straps but feel I must if I want to continue progressing with my deads.LiftTillIDie said:I agree with this. I used to have the exact same problem. Once I hit 400+ on deads I simply couldn't hold onto the bar. So I got myself some chalk and I was pulling 500+ for reps no problem. That's how big a difference it made. Also I think using straps hurts your deadlift form because when you bend over to strap up you are losing some of your internal pressure. IMO it's best to go straight down, grab the bar, and come right back up, just like the real pl'ers do.
LiftTillIDie said:I agree with this. I used to have the exact same problem. Once I hit 400+ on deads I simply couldn't hold onto the bar. So I got myself some chalk and I was pulling 500+ for reps no problem. That's how big a difference it made. Also I think using straps hurts your deadlift form because when you bend over to strap up you are losing some of your internal pressure. IMO it's best to go straight down, grab the bar, and come right back up, just like the real pl'ers do.
Button Buck said:if you divide your max in half i might have you beat though![]()
pullinbig said:i can assure you that "real powerlifters" use straps from time to time. esp the guys who pull hook grip. you cant do reps with a hook grip, its for singles. i have trained with dozens of plers and everyone of them have used straps at one time or another in their training.
and real plers use varying styles to pull. some stiff leg down to grab the bar, some squat down, etc......
also if you pull sumo or conventional makes a difference. how much equipment the guys wear makes a difference. with some equipment you simply cant go straight down and pull. its impossible.
pullinbig said:i can assure you that "real powerlifters" use straps from time to time. esp the guys who pull hook grip. you cant do reps with a hook grip, its for singles. i have trained with dozens of plers and everyone of them have used straps at one time or another in their training.
and real plers use varying styles to pull. some stiff leg down to grab the bar, some squat down, etc......
also if you pull sumo or conventional makes a difference. how much equipment the guys wear makes a difference. with some equipment you simply cant go straight down and pull. its impossible.
jcp2 said:I don't know if you consider me a real powerlifter, but i do all my sldl with straps. I Don't like doing stiffs over under, and i use too much weight and do to many reps to go over over.
outlawtas2 said:you a pl'er or bb'er? If your a bb'er straps don't matter. Your goal isn't strength and you have no use for it, you need every tool that will help you to gains mass. That being said, it doesn't mean you can neglict your forearm training because they are a part of your physique too. Plus chalk isn't allowed in alot of gyms.