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This must be the most impressive physical feat I’ve ever seen on this app
Utterly ridiculous
405 Pound Alter Prayer Pause Squat. You wanna talk about cardio and weight lifting all in one exercise??🥵😮💨🔥 #weightlifting #functionalstrength
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Controlled reps and heavier weights both have a place in training, but adding weight at the expense of proper form can limit the quality of each rep. The goal is to challenge the muscle, not just move the heaviest load.
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The chest, shoulders, and arms show exceptional muscle thickness and size. The back double biceps pose also reveals impressive width and overall muscular development
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Bro walked into the mall like it was a bodybuilding competition Every head turned, people couldn’t stop staring, and curiosity was written all over their faces. That’s what happens when years of hard work build a physique that speaks for itself.
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3 FULL SECONDS
That is the MINIMUM amount of time you should spend in the bottom stretched position of your Calf Raises
Yes…on EVERY REP
Do it for the next 12 months and thank me when your Calves EXPLODE in size
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Concrete plates. Rusty bar. Stairs for a rack. Still getting stronger every week.
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Attempting a 225 kg clean and jerk at 89 kg bodyweight takes exceptional strength and explosive power. Even without a successful lift, getting that much weight overhead shows the level of performance at the top of weightlifting.
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Getting in shape is basically spending an hour exercising and the remaining 23 hours negotiating with yourself about food.
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Feel the strength of climbers using just two fingers. These athletes are truly worthy of respect.
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Your abs aren't complete without serratus. 3 exercises to build them 🧵
1.Cable Lat Prayers
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Looks like the lats is doing all the work here
Incline dumbbell curls don’t have to look exactly the same for everyone. A wider elbow position, like the one shown here, changes the movement compared with the traditional version. It isn’t necessarily wrong if the weight is controlled and the movement is pain-free. However, using very heavy dumbbells can make it harder to maintain control and achieve a full range of motion. The key is choosing a technique that allows you to train your biceps effectively without sacrificing control.
























