QUOTE(lilredridinghood @ Jan 25 2013, 02:50 PM)
If I have to be honest, I see big chest, but the "fats" play a huge role there as well.
Nevertheless, what you did was impressive, I'd however like to know how many reps can you do had you tried full ROM.
I am 68kg, got a bit of chest striations. I can do 100kg including bar. Full, ROM, 4 full slow reps with no support.

Prove it. Gambar or youtube PONDAN muahahha. Yes Chris im drinking atm. Bite me
QUOTE(-Dan @ Jan 25 2013, 07:47 PM)
The bottom line is, this being a bench press thread, there should be certain conditions to adhere to for an attempt to be considered proper. The simplest way to go about this is to do what the best (arguably) bench pressers in the world do (powerlifters), and touch your chest.
You mentioned a rotator cuff injury. Have you done anything about it? By cutting your ROM on your bench, you're not fixing your injury, you're avoiding it. Which is fine if you never ever bench full ROM in your life again as long as it doesn't hurt, but you still carry that injury.
Qft. Listen listen listen. Probably the best advice for this thread
QUOTE(Seasick85 @ Jan 25 2013, 09:17 PM)
Ok. I dunno lar.. lol..
I admit that sometimes i have this habit of want to accept what i want to hear, but not all cases in my life though.. sometimes i hear people too..
Sometimes I get this habit of getting too carried away in things that I do..so maybe this time its just too much already..
No biggie orite? Peace

Dude dont get all defensive. Part of bodybuilding is making mistakes, lowering ego and accept advice. No one here has a perfect record. Everyone has mistakes. But if it was me, when 2 seniors with almost 30 years of experience combined gives advice u should probably at least take into consideration what they are saying.
Ftr, yeah I got 100kg for 5 touch and go. Progress pics are on my journal in my siggie first page. Lost some poundages cos of cutting but I did 110 for 2 reps last week on the smith. Ive pretty much followed everything dl said and improved, so that is what matters to me.