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  1. jimbosmith316

    Bench Press Grips

    The bench press is a fundamental exercise in strength training, and the grip you use can target different muscles and impact your lifting technique. Here are some common grip types for the bench press: 1. **Standard Grip (Medium Grip):** This is the most common grip where your hands are placed...
  2. jimbosmith316

    How Often Should I increase Weight?

    The frequency of increasing weight in bodybuilding depends on several factors, including your training experience, overall fitness goals, and the specific muscle groups you're targeting. Here are some guidelines: 1. **Progressive Overload Principle**: Increasing weight progressively is a...
  3. jimbosmith316

    Female Glute Routine

    A targeted glute routine for female bodybuilders often involves exercises that focus on building strength, shape, and definition in the glute muscles. Here's a sample routine: **1. Barbell Hip Thrusts:** - Sit on the ground with your upper back against a bench, a barbell positioned across...
  4. jimbosmith316

    Build Those Triceps

    Tricep bodybuilding focuses on developing and strengthening the triceps muscles, which are located on the back of the upper arm. Building strong triceps is essential for overall arm strength and aesthetics. There are various exercises specifically designed to target and isolate the triceps: 1...
  5. jimbosmith316

    Increase Your Bench Press

    Improving your bench press involves a combination of strength training, proper technique, and targeted exercises. Here are some tips to help you increase your bench press: 1. **Focus on Form:** Ensure your technique is correct. Your grip width, foot placement, back arch, and bar path all...
  6. jimbosmith316

    Don't Forget Your Triceps

    The triceps brachii, often referred to as the triceps, is a muscle group located on the back of the upper arm. It plays a crucial role in bodybuilding and overall upper body strength development. Here are some of the key reasons why the triceps muscle is important in bodybuilding: 1. Arm Size...
  7. jimbosmith316

    Powerlifting Basics

    Powerlifting is a strength sport that involves three main lifts: the squat, bench press, and deadlift. The goal of powerlifting is to lift as much weight as possible in these three compound exercises. Here are the basics of powerlifting: The Lifts: a. Squat: In the squat, you lift a barbell...
  8. jimbosmith316

    major Muscle Groups for Physique

    In bodybuilding, major muscle groups are typically targeted to create a balanced and well-proportioned physique. The following are some of the major muscle groups that bodybuilders focus on: Chest (Pectorals): Exercises: Bench press, dumbbell flyes, incline bench press. Back (Latissimus Dorsi...
  9. jimbosmith316

    Powerlifting vs Strongman

    Powerlifting and strongman are both strength sports that involve lifting heavy weights, but they have distinct differences in terms of competition format, events, and training focus. Here's an overview of each sport: Powerlifting: Events: Powerlifting consists of three primary lifts...
  10. PEP PATRIOT52

    CHEST & ABS WRECKED

    CHEST & ABS WRECKED!!! SUPER SET: Pin Presses--5 sets of 12 Push Ups-- 5 sets of 40 Incline Dumb Flyes-- 4 sets of 20 Decline Bench Press-- 4 sets of 12 Close Grip Bench Press-- 3 sets of 12 Jabs W/Resistance Bands -- 3 Rounds of 45 seconds. Incline Sit Ups-- 3 sets of 50 Leg Raises off...
  11. PEP PATRIOT52

    Everything You Need To Know About The Big 4:

    Everything You Need To Know About The Big 4: Clean and Press, Deadlift, Squats and Flat Bench : Every guy/Women wants to have bigger muscles to be ripped and most important to not be fat. There are a lot of important ways to have bigger muscles. But in my experience there are 4 that work the...
  12. PEP PATRIOT52

    Everything You Need To Know About The Big 4:

    Everything You Need To Know About The Big 4: Clean and Press, Deadlift, Squats and Flat Bench : Every guy/Women wants to have bigger muscles to be ripped and most important to not be fat. There are a lot of important ways to have bigger muscles. But in my experience there are 4 that work the...
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    New to Forum not new to Gear

    Wassup, I'm 32 been taking AAS since 2016. Mostly competed in powerlifting. 275 and 242 weight classes. Best lifts in comp are Squat 739, Bench 501, Deadlift 635. Was originally part of BOP, found this forum to be better.
  14. PEP PATRIOT52

    This Incline Dumbbell Press Series Takes You to Hell and Back

    This Incline Dumbbell Press Series Takes You to Hell and Back Your chest and shoulders will feel the burn. If you really want to break through your training plateaus, you might have to put yourself through hell. This chest and shoulder burner uses multiple tempos to fire up your effort...
  15. PEP PATRIOT52

    Push Yourself to Double Duty With This Chest and Back Workout

    Push Yourself to Double Duty With This Chest and Back Workout Get double the bang for your buck with this workout. **IF YOU HAVE** multiple hours every single day to dedicate to your fitness routine, you're either a very lucky guy or a professional athlete. For the rest of us, workouts...
  16. PEP PATRIOT52

    Give Your Bench Press a Major Boost With These Exercises

    Give Your Bench Press a Major Boost With These Exercises Break through your plateau by strengthening your back, shoulders, glutes, and triceps. THERE IS A certain type of gym bro, common in training facilities around the nation, that has only one method of gauging anyone else's strength...
  17. PEP PATRIOT52

    PIN PRESS GUIDE-- YOURMUSCLESHOP

    Pin Press Guide – Form, Muscles Worked, And Variations The pin press can be a useful bench press variation for athletes who struggle with a sticking point! Building a stronger bench is often at the top of every powerlifting and strength athlete. When looking at isolating weaknesses in the...
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    Naps Gear Napsgear: The Best Warm-Up for Bench Press

    I started using a planned warm-up regimen before my bench press exercises and soon felt more confident and ready to handle larger weights. The following 4 exercises should be performed to warm up for bench pressing: • Start with a basic general warmup to raise body temperature. • Choose...
  19. PEP PATRIOT52

    The Skeleton Program - 2 Lifts, 20 Minutes, Every Day!

    The Skeleton Program: 2 Lifts, 20 Minutes, Every Day Do the Bare Minimum, Still Make Progress Don’t lose your gains when life gets crazy. Here’s how to make progress when your training has to be cut to a minimum. The Two-Lift Solution For When Life Gets Crazy It’s okay to occasionally...
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    Naps Gear Reverse Hypers: Don’t Neglect Your Glutes

    It's about time you gave this hyperextension variation a try if you haven't already. Lower body mobility is built on the strength of the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings. You are able to run, jump, hinge, and squat like a rock star because to these group of muscles. There are several excellent...
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