Cardboard_Dog wrote:but it's necessary. Especially when I am so weak from alcohol and inactivity. I have been doing pull ups the same way I've always done them and I feel like the last time I worked out this way it didn't yield the results I was hoping for. Basically 10 reps - as many sets as I can handle. But .. I've read some interesting debates on maximizing strength. One school of thought is to do pull ups until failure for about 4-6 sets. Another is to do less reps, 4-6 sets, and that will yield bigger strength gains. Any thoughts? Wisdom? on the subject? it will be much appreciated.
RockPharmer wrote:elbow pain isn't all in the triceps. look into wrist exercises too. flexion & extension, supination & pronation.
oh, and i managed to pop my shoulder out of its socket 10 days ago. never hurts to do some rotator cuff exercises in the routine too. well, it hurts after you pop your shoulder from it's socket.
effff wrote:weakmo popping shoulder out of socket on warmup while hanging straight arm from jugs, i mean, WTF was that??? at least you could have wrecked your shoulder on the nose project, that would have given you way more style points...
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