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  • jimbosmith316
    started a topic Your Toes in Weightlifting

    Your Toes in Weightlifting

    The position and engagement of your toes can play a significant role in your weightlifting technique and performance. Proper foot positioning and toe engagement are essential for stability, balance, and power during various weightlifting exercises, especially compound movements like squats, deadlifts,...
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  • Your Foundation (Feet) are the Key to Success

    Strong feet are crucial in weightlifting for several reasons: Stability and Balance: Weightlifting requires you to lift heavy weights while maintaining balance. Your feet are the foundation of your body, and strong feet provide the stability needed to perform lifts safely and effectively. Weak or unstable ...
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  • How to Master Split-Stance Box Jumps

    How to Master Split-Stance Box Jumps AMONG PLYOMETRIC moves, box jumps are a favorite. They build explosive power, cardio capacity, and balance.Runners can get even more out of the move with a second box. “Split-*stance box jumps came from exploring sprinting mechanics,” says Ash*ton Roberts, f...
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  • jasonhill800
    started a topic Barefoot Squats: Are They For You?

    Barefoot Squats: Are They For You?

    We all know squats are great for strength and building mass, especially in your quads, glutes, hamstrings, calves, and core. But what about the debate of squatting with shoes vs squatting barefoot? Are there any benefits of squatting barefoot? For most, its personal preference, and many lifters ...
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  • 4 Effective Exercises When You Only Have Time for One

    You don't have to give up exercising just because your schedule is jam-packed. When you only have a few minutes — and no equipment — try these four exercises. You've got a million things to do today, so your favorite workout might be on the chopping block — or is it? Even if you only have a few...
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  • drtbear1967
    started a topic Happy Shoulders

    Happy Shoulders

    Shoulder Health Sunday? Can this be a thing?
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    Today we are going to go over one of many exercises that I started performing that took my shoulder pain from “I can’t even look at a barbell without it hurting” back to benching every other day. Reducing pain with a concentration on the eccentric
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  • drtbear1967
    started a topic Quads to grow!!!

    Quads to grow!!!

    QUADRICEPS VARIATIONS
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    📚 This series can be great for your arsenal if it’s for your warm up (before your workout, form of dynamic stretching) cool down (post workout) or even an exercise to superset with a compound exercise like a squat or a stiff leg deadlift. Since leg workouts...
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  • drtbear1967
    started a topic Plyometrics: Single Leg

    Plyometrics: Single Leg

    PLYOMETRICS: SINGLE LEG VARIATIONS
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    📚Most athletes expose themselves to high impact landing while playing sports. Recurrent hard landings can lead to degeneration of the ankle, knee, and hip joints. Learning to land softly and to decelerate the weight of the body will significantly...
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  • Stop Foam Rolling your IT Band

    Stop smashing your IT band with a foam roller and do this instead! Your IT band doesn’t like compression and this can often make it worse. Have you considered your hip as being the culprit? Maybe we should attack the hip instead of just smashing our body where it hurts! Our hip plays a large role in...
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  • The Survivor
    started a topic Testosterone Base question

    Testosterone Base question

    Long story short, I had pretty invasive surgery for obstructed bowel recently (one foot zipper from rib cage to past naval) and have to take full 10 wks off training so when I come back was going to try Test Base something uncharted waters as all my test use involved esters That being said, how p...
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  • Arnette
    started a topic Hcg

    Hcg

    Hi im 36 and 5 foot 11, have done plenty of cycles since my 30’s but have never used hcg. i do pct after cycles but after my last cycle back in April my testies never really went back to a normal size like usual after a pct. my next cycle which I’ll start in November is test and deca at 600ml each for ...
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  • drtbear1967
    started a topic How to like your body more.

    How to like your body more.

    The brain is an amusing organ. We frequently put it to use in a manner we think is helpful and productive, but is actually the opposite.

    Like at Thanksgiving when your brain prods you to keep piling more tasty, only-get-it-once-a-year foods on the plate. We can totally eat gigantic scoops...
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  • Footing to imporve your Deadlift

    When deadlifting, think about putting force into the ground – keep your toes down. This works better than just thinking about lifting the weight or leaning back. Lifters need to learn the "tripod” foot, which means the foot has three points of contact with the ground. That larger base of support is...
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  • drtbear1967
    started a topic Importance of Foot Placement

    Importance of Foot Placement

    by Tim Arndt • Before you can perform any exercise properly you have to get set up correctly. For a standing curl, a commonly overlooked aspect of proper setup is foot placement. Most people keep their feet side by side, which creates a small base of support in the sagittal plane (front to back). T...
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  • Iron Game
    started a topic Use The Leg Press Properly

    Use The Leg Press Properly

    Don't think you can't mess up your form on machines? Here are some important reminders of what can go wrong.
    You'd think the leg press would be idiot-proof. But nope! Like anything else in the weight room, there are any number of ways you can mess it up. Because you don't have to balance the l
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