Just reading ebook 5/3/1 - and its hillarious

Some more good quotes are:
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Back raises are like very strict good mornings without the politics. Loading this exercise can be somewhat awkward. Holding a 10 pound plate in your hands is one thing, but putting 135 pounds on your back and getting into position is a pain in the ass.
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Remember when all the Olympic lifters thought the Bulgarians replaced squats with step-ups? And since they couldn’t think for themselves, they did too? Remember when they realized the joke was on them? I still laugh about that today. In any case, the step-up is a great exercise for your legs and ass. Just don’t be Cheater McCheaterstein and use a box that’s 10” off the ground, push off with your back leg like a donkey, then post on message boards how you did 315x10 with each leg on step-ups.
Actually, the worst part of this whole scenario is you posting on message boards.3:
The dumbbell bench is a great assistance exercise to strengthen the upper body pressing muscles and work each arm independently. It’s also great for the regular barbell bench press.
I’m often asked if the dumbbell bench can be used as a core exercise (to replace barbell benching or military), and the answer is no. If you want to know why, you obviously haven’t been lifting weights very long.4:
I think I’ve been asked 6,000 times what kind of elbow tuck to use when performing the dumbbell bench. Palms facing? Elbows out to increase chest involvement? Something in the middle with just a slight elbow tuck? My first response is, “It’s a goddamn dumbbell bench! Who cares!” My second response is to tell them to take the third option of a slight elbow tuck. If they want to argue with me past this, they’ve got problems.
I can highly recommend the book