QUOTE(Florian @ Mar 30 2010, 09:19 PM)
you look kinda small to lift that much for bench press, but i dont do that..it'll just wreck my joints...but then even when I train i'll only ask the spotter to help me for my last 2 reps for forced rep...but not for the whole set...
btw who does bench presses nowadays?
INCLINE BABY!
dalam video looks small but he's cut so cant really judge based on quality of vid
according to milo sarcev, incline is the focus but i dont see no reason to quit bench pressing flat
i rarely do decline though cuz i love dipping more (excuse je actually my gym got no decline bench)
haha
QUOTE(angrydog @ Mar 30 2010, 10:16 PM)
Overall I think this turned out to be amazingly embarrassing for Adamemo, eh? You claimed to have a gigantic Internet penis and now everyone knows you're actually hung like a toothpick.
Quite frankly, you'd probably have gotten a more receptive response if you'd been upfront about the actual limits of your strength. Chalk this one up as a life lesson, move on, and let it die down.
true dat true dat
tapi salute him la for posting videos nak prove his worth
QUOTE(darklight79 @ Mar 30 2010, 11:38 PM)
You don't need to bench that much to get big. Do it Milos Sarcev's style. Elbows flared out 90 degrees and focus on contraction. According to Terry, Tom Price's chest used to be his weakest bodypart but once he went to Milos for help, his chest became one of his best bodyparts and he was using very low poundages. Bodybuilding is and always will be about feel and instinct. Listen to your body. You can get huge benching just 60 kgs. Terry benches less than me for your info, he dumbell shoulder presses less than me
but in no way is he weak. He can do much heavier but he knows his body inside out. That's what separates a professional bodybuilder from an amateur, trust me.
Obviously I would love benching 3 big plates per side but if you use all leg drive, arched back, you take focus away from your chest. Besides EMG studies have already proven that the flat barbell bench press hits your pectoral muscles the least compared to the decline bench. Unless one knows how to execute the form perfectly, it becomes mostly an ego exercise.
the best statement so far
instinctive training...but sometimes i do see people tend to stay in their comfort zone using this excuse

on the context of the vid, watching a lot of people in groups doing bb'ing (imagine 5-6 people waiting in queues to bench press on the same bench), the way they support is just like the one in the vid
my spotter usually supports me in way where he puts his index fingers only shoulder width on the bar just to help me balance
but long time never train with buddy, now alone and focus on cardio
and i hate barbell benches, im more into 5-6 sets of dumbbells benches (eccentric focused)
This post has been edited by gtoforce: Mar 30 2010, 11:59 PM