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    Default OHP and DL form check

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    Reset my OHP due to wide grip and using stretch reflex at the bottom. Video shows my last set.

    Ohp last work set - YouTube

    DL reset went from cheating at 315+ down to a humbling 225. Is this due to adaptation of using different muscular neurological pathways? Should it build back up fairly quick?

    deadlift start weight - YouTube


    I know im using the wrong belt but its all ive got until mine arrives.

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    PR:
    1) More hip reach forward.
    2) Also might want to start with head tilted up/back a bit or bar closer to front edge of chin so it's easier for the bar to clear your head and go *back* to your shoulders.

    DL:
    1) Keep your gaze on the spot on the floor the entire time.
    2) Try and slow your back squeeze down a bit. Think of waving the squeeze from the top of your back to the bottom.
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    Thank you. The precieved effort on that DL set seemed pretty intense. Should i therefore start scheduling it into every 5th workout from there? Also for the press, that last set seemed close to failure. Is that a good indication to start smaller increases or wait untill 5lb jumps stall?

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    Your "preception" of the effort is unreliable, as evidenced by the fact that the reps are all performed at the same bar speed. Just do the program.

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    Got it, thanks Rip

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