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Looks to me like your bench is way off from the rest of your lifts like you said. Is it something with form maybe? Perhaps you could post a video to let everyone see what's up with the lift. Other than that, very respectable numbers.
Maybe you could focus on lowering reps/sets and going heavy for a couple of weeks or so on bnech and see if that helps. |
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Why do you bench with those rep ranges?
Bench Press: 10x95 7x135 6x135 18x95 1x165 18 reps? And then to go to a 1 rep max? If your bench is lagging, I'd go with lower reps ...Maybe 8,6,4,2...something like that..Never more than 10. |
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But Dude, you want to work your way up to a 1RM. You are begging for a pec tear if you max out so early like that. I'm not a fan of burn out sets, especially at the end of your sets as the body has a muscle memory function to it and your muscles will remember the last thing you did. So if it's high reps, then that sticks in the muscle and the re-building process is geared off that. If you do low reps, like a 1RM at the end, then the process will start off that. I always end with my lowest reps |
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There comes in the question, is your goal to just move weight or to bodybuild? Just prioritize your training. If you want to focus on numbers then train heavy first but never just jumping into it. not unless you're extra warm... like 2-3 solid warmup sets and maybe some stretchin. Then come back and try to hit heavy one more time at the end of your workout. Just pay attention to your body though... I know i have a horrible weight acclimation problem and have to work my way up with like 8,6,4,2 or some variation of this. just listen to your body though
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i would try to limit those early sets on bench pressing. Like ive said before, i like to warm up in the rep range im going to be working at. You are doing 10 reps with 95 pounds- whats the point in a 10 rep set when you are trying to get stronger? Do sets of 4-5 in the lower weights to acclimate yourself to the weight, and work in the 4-6 range with 2 or 3 real work sets.
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I don't think the numbers are that much off. I think you could only do 165 one time because u did too much reps before, especially with the burnout set. My numbers were pretty close to that. Your dips, x40 does that mean you put 40 more lbs on top of your body weight, or is that assistance?
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