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The key to lifting big weights over and over on a consistent basis is to do it with a calm mind Angry lifting doesn’t last, you’ll crash. Find the middle and stay there I’ve practiced this for a very long time. Even when I do “hype myself up” it’s...

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Scott Erbvor 28 Tagen

The ability to switch on quiet intensity at the moment it is required and switch it back off the moment you are done is a truly underrated skill.

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Aaron Winslowvor 27 Tagen

This goes for any sport. Once the adrenaline fades after 2 plays, then you have to rely on technique and execution. Confidence in your technique and execution is what allows you to remain calm.

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💪🏾💯ShadowWelch💯💪🏾🇧🇧🇩🇲🇨🇦vor 28 Tagen

I concur.

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Facts and Logicvor 28 Tagen

Looks really unstable. You should an equal amount of weight in your free hand to balance it out

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Official Strength Debatesvor 28 Tagen

That’s the point

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Stoicvor 28 Tagen

Way too light. I filled out the form. What do I need to pay for 6 to 8 week progression?

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Selvi Scottovor 27 Tagen

A very beautiful post , definitely a like

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Ryan Bustervor 28 Tagen

Question. When it comes to DB press I've always been big on gripping the DB in the middle. I see you have it at the top. Reason for that or just what you feel comfortable with???

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Official Strength Debatesvor 28 Tagen

Gripping the inside allows more of the DB to be in contact with the bridge of my hand for a stronger press

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Ryan Bustervor 27 Tagen

Gotcha. Thx

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JVenable Coachingvor 28 Tagen

Consistency beats adrenaline. The best lifters can create intensity without losing control or needing to psych themselves up for every working set.

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