r/strength_training • u/urMuMgAy567 • 4h ago
PR/PB 340lbs @132
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r/strength_training • u/urMuMgAy567 • 4h ago
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r/strength_training • u/Longjumping_Tackle38 • 2h ago
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r/strength_training • u/BrooklynRed211 • 7h ago
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r/strength_training • u/No_Gur1498 • 2h ago
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This was the first of three triples with 202/445 today. I’m a little shocked that the deadlift is my first lift to get back to the 90% range after recovery, but I’ll take it being a competition lift. A few more weeks of totally raw pulling to ideally mini peak a big single or double in October.
r/strength_training • u/Last_Necessary239 • 10h ago
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r/strength_training • u/decentlyhip • 1d ago
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My current plan is obscenely high-volume and am crushed by the fatigue, but I'm keeping a top set of 5 in on each lift to stay sharp. It's like 5/3/1 but with 30 additional sets a week for quads. Took an extra rest day yesterday. So I felt good today. So I did an amrap with 355 and got 9. Now I'm sleepy.
Knees shot back a little more than I wanted but each rep felt strong and I'm pretty sure I could have summoned another rep or two. Didn't want to grunt that much though.
r/strength_training • u/putsdryyy • 8h ago
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r/strength_training • u/Xtrmist78 • 20h ago
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r/strength_training • u/Ezellian • 1d ago
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Less than three weeks out and the strength is starting to fade, the calories are dwindling, but I will push through to let my body know that it is important to keep this muscle 🦵
r/strength_training • u/WhiteLime • 1d ago
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A little miscommunication from me here on the plan but we're all good 😅
r/strength_training • u/ScorpscorpioX • 1d ago
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r/strength_training • u/Six8Sequoia • 11h ago
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I strapped up and snatched the fuck out of the weight. This was after doing heavy Single Deadlifts. 435lbs. Did I do it right?
r/strength_training • u/Six8Sequoia • 1d ago
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r/strength_training • u/Zealousideal_Goal419 • 1d ago
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Form check, advice and options please.
Workout: Build up to heavy double (max 380lbs)
I've been working on the bar position on my back squats. I normally have a high bar position that feels fine, but I wanted to try it out to see if a hybrid position is more comfortable and better for me. I've tried the low bar position and it's definitely not for me. This is my first time doing it with heavier weight. I felt good, the second rep was shaky though.
r/strength_training • u/Last_Necessary239 • 1d ago
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r/strength_training • u/WxHxN • 1d ago
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r/strength_training • u/adriansia117 • 1d ago
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I don't only back squat.
295 here I come.
r/strength_training • u/NotAnotherAlt26 • 2d ago
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345 squat, 245 bench, 415 lb deadlift. Lifting for just under 2 years, 193 bodyweight.
I was at the end of one program and decided to see how fast I could complete the 1000lb challenge. Goal was under 30 and I smashed it. Think I could get under 20 seconds if I practiced more at the transitions.
r/strength_training • u/BullfrogChance549 • 1d ago
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r/strength_training • u/Plastic_Pop_5573 • 22h ago
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r/strength_training • u/Herculean_Son • 2d ago
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r/strength_training • u/CoffeeNoCreamer757 • 3d ago
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Emptied the entire tank today.
Full Log:
Anderson Squat: 225x1, 315x1, 405x1, 475x1 (PR)
Anderson Bench: 135x3, 315x1 (3-sec hold), 340x1 (Miss)
Deadlift: 585x1 (Miss), 555x1 (Hitched/6-sec hold), 510x1 (8-sec hold), 500x1 (8-sec hold)
Anderson Bench Burnout: 275x6, 255x6, 250x6