QUOTE(Snowguy2068 @ Jun 20 2012, 08:20 PM)
It's confusing.
they increase 2.5kg after every workout?
like for a1
after that a2 is +2.5kg
do we gain that much strength?
we cant tell you that. we dont have an answer to how your body responds to the added weight. each individual adapts differently to added resistance. all you can do is TRY. if you make it, congratulations you just got a personal best. rinse and repeat. you'll plateau somewhere trust me. you're worried about a 2.5kg increase per session when you're only starting with an empty bar? what happens when you get to 2 plates per side? 3?
your mentality is off. fix that, be more positive, more aggresive and you'll do fine
QUOTE(razorboy @ Jun 20 2012, 08:43 PM)
u different case, u experienced lifter ma. ini orang baru start, worry about add weight la, enough weight or not la. aduh, where is the logic in the question?
lol yea i guess. worrying too much about nothing, gets you nowhere.
QUOTE(pedro @ Jun 20 2012, 08:51 PM)
You just need to shout "Lightweight baby" before lifting,works everytime.
righhhhhttt.... or chris's visualization techniques, lol.
QUOTE(razorboy @ Jun 20 2012, 09:04 PM)
but remember to drop the weight if your lightweight baby sounds like *rrririririghghgahaaahahahahhbbeebebeb*.
lol, i RARELY overshoot my estimations nowadays. pussified max >.<. i only increase once im friggin sure i can, and even then the mental battle i do before the lift is friggin tiring tbh.