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Vieux lion ⚔️💪⚔️💪⚔️💪⚔️💪⚔️

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Mdrrr pourquoi la barre est dans ses oreilles

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Je vous jure ce mec pour moi c’est une énigme, 130kg avec une diet de merde et ils s’enculent des bières chaque week-end

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Uncle still got it 🗣️🗣️

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le tonton connais son karaté

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Uncle still got it

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Your workout just got more hands-free—now you’ve got no excuses.

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C’est bien beau de faire de la gonflette mais as tu déjà up 200 sur dofus rétro ça c’est un vrai challenge 😏

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👀 mdrr je vais m’y pencher

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C’est propre 👌

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t un monstre frr

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Here’s my take on technique/form/finding the right weight to use for a given exercise: Let’s say you do a set of 8 reps and if we were to rate each rep on quality, the breakdown would be… Rep 1 - 10/10 Rep 2 - 10/10 Rep 3 - 10/10 Rep 4 - 10/10 Rep 5 - 10/10 Rep 6 - 10/10 Rep 7 - 9/10 Rep 8 - 8/10 That is a perfectly acceptable outcome It is an indication that you selected the right weight and did the set properly Now let’s say you do a set of 8 reps and if we were to rate each rep on quality, the breakdown would be… Rep 1 - 10/10 Rep 2 - 10/10 Rep 3 - 10/10 Rep 4 - 9/10 Rep 5 - 8/10 Rep 6 - 7/10 Rep 7 - 6/10 Rep 8 - 5/10 That is a surefire sign you need to reduce the load and pick a weight you can actually handle with better overall technique/form for the FULL DURATION of the set Some minor slippages in technique/form are probably going to happen in plenty of instances when you’re training hard/pushing yourself I’ve often said “your first rep should look very similar to your last rep sans concentric rep velocity” Very similar = it should be close enough Ultimately, there is FINE LINE between (A) pushing hard yet maintaining technique to the point that it could still be considered “pretty good” even when approaching/reaching failure and (B) pushing hard but letting technique fall by the wayside in the pursuit of continuing to move weight from point A to point B by any means necessary Example of elite technique from end to end:

Dean Turner

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