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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Mons Venus on July 30, 2010, 03:55:36 PM
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WTF is this exercise ? I must be new to lifting. ???
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WTF is this exercise ? I must be new to lifting. ???
That's G-4-P presses
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Chain-suspended Round-back Good Morning with a cambered bar? :P
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WTF is this exercise ? I must be new to lifting. ???
Whatever it is the dudes form sucks.
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Seems like Billy successfully hurt someones feelings on the internet.
Good job Billy!!!!!!!!!! :D
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WTF is this exercise ? I must be new to lifting. ???
You're both douches.
Hope this helps.
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WTF is this exercise ? I must be new to lifting. ???
You must be. Stick with machines, they're easier for you.
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Thats a good morning excercise at Jiffy Lube to warmup for a hard day of changing oil.
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its called the good morning exercise or at least it use to be in the old days
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I couldnt do it. His form didnt look god awful either.
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Yes that looks like some sort of Good Morning. Never seen it done on a machine like that. We used to do it just the free bar and plates
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Worthless for bodybuilders.
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Good Morning's, where you have to bend the knees that much to keep standing. Have to bend the knees almost that much when doing extra heavy bent over BB rows. Chains were used because (probably) the Cam bar would not sit on pins very well or allow the hands to grip..
Chains were used very much back in the 50's before the power rack became popular. Paul Anderson used chains on his squats and presses/jerks. Partial reps were done a lot that way..
Cam bars give a lower center of gravity for lifting (more so than with the weight higher up on the neck/shoulders), seems to be better for power movements. And easier on the shoulders and upper back for heavier squatting/ GM'ings, etc. There are special designed Cam bars for benching also. Gives a better stretch for the full ROM.
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Mons couldn't roll that much weight.....even pushing it with his Prius.
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Holy shit that's one strong lower back to be doing 635 for anything - good form or not.