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Am I the only one who finds this weight recommendation strange?
Even if I don't press the "Complete Set" button, it keeps showing multiple completions by itself??
Fighting!
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Do I have to keep my back completely straight?
Good exercise?
It's tough.
Hehe.
It's good to activate the upper back before back exercises.
If you do heavy weights before a failure set, even a little during the failure set will lead to a failure point.
Essential exercises for the chest.
The exercise receives a lot of support from machine companies compared to its roughness.
It’s definitely a chest workout, but when done with a superset of lateral raises, it feels strangely like a shoulder pump.
Move as if you are hugging a log, and at the last contraction point, stretch your arms forward as if pushing, and the stimulation will be intense.
An exercise that is much more efficient than the overgrip lat pulldown for targeting the latissimus dorsi.
I recommend doing 6-8 repetitions at around 2RM for deadlifts.
If you know how to do it properly, you're the ultimate low.
I think the exercise is quite challenging for a machine.
How do you do it?
Am I the only one who finds this weight recommendation strange?
Even if I don't press the "Complete Set" button, it keeps showing multiple completions by itself??
Fighting!
U... ma... i... U... ㅠㅠ ma... i... ㅠㅠ
Fighting!
Do I have to keep my back completely straight?
Good exercise?
It's tough.
Hehe.
It's good to activate the upper back before back exercises.
If you do heavy weights before a failure set, even a little during the failure set will lead to a failure point.
Essential exercises for the chest.
The exercise receives a lot of support from machine companies compared to its roughness.
It’s definitely a chest workout, but when done with a superset of lateral raises, it feels strangely like a shoulder pump.
Move as if you are hugging a log, and at the last contraction point, stretch your arms forward as if pushing, and the stimulation will be intense.
An exercise that is much more efficient than the overgrip lat pulldown for targeting the latissimus dorsi.
I recommend doing 6-8 repetitions at around 2RM for deadlifts.
If you know how to do it properly, you're the ultimate low.
I think the exercise is quite challenging for a machine.
How do you do it?