How much ya skwaat?

It is. Do you know what it's called? It fucking kills me. I understand autocorrect, but this changes things even if it's spelled correctly and it drives me up the wall.

Language and input in the settings, then pick the settings of the keyboard you use and it'll have an auto replacement option. Turn it off.
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Yeah, I've been using them a couple months, but it's been getting worse and worse even with them. I'm about to try peptides and time off and if that doesn't work I'll see a doctor about it. It started out as only a couple times a year and lately it'd been every other workout I'd barely get through warm-ups and have to stop squatting. Huge setback to my training for sure.

Cortisone shot made my knee like new.... For now.
 
I've heard that has a negative effect on tendon strength though.

I've read it as well.. I haven't seen any negatives from my experience and it seems to last quite a while. But I definitely hear you... I was tempted to look into peptides but seemed like results were hit or miss.
 
Cortisone shot made my knee like new.... For now.
I am going to look into that as well. Seems these shots last only a couple months though. Would love to squat again so been using a squat press machine and gotten 5 plates on it.
 
I hit 355 for 2 the other day. Raw, no belt or wraps. I should probably invest in both, though. Not sure how much further I'm willing to push it without that added protection.

Fucking hate that my squat / dl are so much more advanced than my bench
 
I hit 355 for 2 the other day. Raw, no belt or wraps. I should probably invest in both, though. Not sure how much further I'm willing to push it without that added protection.

Fucking hate that my squat / dl are so much more advanced than my bench

Thats how it is bro, you have to look at it comparitively. If a persons bench is anywhere close to their squat and deadlift then they're not training squats and deads lol
 
Thats how it is bro, you have to look at it comparitively. If a persons bench is anywhere close to their squat and deadlift then they're not training squats and deads lol
I don't know... you can make that assumption a lot of times and I have only been powerlifting for maybe six months but I can bench heavy with no problems. I'm 275 and maxes based on reps are a 440 bench, 520 squat, 575 dead and 265 military. I'm pretty weak for my size. First time I ever worked a powerlifting program so we shall see. 2 months in now.
 
I don't know... you can make that assumption a lot of times and I have only been powerlifting for maybe six months but I can bench heavy with no problems. I'm 275 and maxes based on reps are a 440 bench, 520 squat, 575 dead and 265 military. I'm pretty weak for my size. First time I ever worked a powerlifting program so we shall see. 2 months in now.

Thats kind of what i mean, you can bench heavy, but its still around a hundred pounds less than your squat and dead. It might look "weak" next to your squat and dead numbers, but comparitively its right on par. Same thing with professional powerlifters, in a comp they might squat and pull up in the 800's, but their bench is most likely going to be somewhere in the 6's.
 
I don't know... you can make that assumption a lot of times and I have only been powerlifting for maybe six months but I can bench heavy with no problems. I'm 275 and maxes based on reps are a 440 bench, 520 squat, 575 dead and 265 military. I'm pretty weak for my size. First time I ever worked a powerlifting program so we shall see. 2 months in now.
You still doing sheiko?

I'm only hitting 230 1rm benching. 355 like I said with squats, and 455ish DL.

Form's good on bench, I just think my chest / tri's are underdeveloped in comparison. I've been really considering fucking off with this PPL routine and jumping into a straight powerlifting routine when I start a blast
 
You still doing sheiko?

I'm only hitting 230 1rm benching. 355 like I said with squats, and 455ish DL.

Form's good on bench, I just think my chest / tri's are underdeveloped in comparison. I've been really considering fucking off with this PPL routine and jumping into a straight powerlifting routine when I start a blast
Sheiko was a no go for me... blew my neck out and was fucked for a while... at the end of the day I have a 4 year old by myself half the time, 60 hour work week, meetings... 2-3 hours in the gym every session was not working for me either. Leave it for the young bucks.

I'm doing a basic wendler 5/3/1 bbb routine. Seeing progress and I can play around with my kid instead of being crippled too!
 
I was thinking about that the other day actually. I'm just an idiot mind you, but I think the bodyweight thing is somewhat misleading. I've had people say that a guy who weighs 150 lbs and squats double bodyweight is "stronger" than someone that weighs 300lb and only squats 1.5 times bodyweight and I don't think it's fair to say cuz 300lb isn't really anything, but 750 lbs is a considerable amount of weight.

It depends on your terms and definitions. Yes a person at 150lbs squatting 2x BW is pound for pound stronger than someone 300lbs squatting 1.5x BW but in absolute strength terms, the 300lb guy is stronger.
 
I don't know... you can make that assumption a lot of times and I have only been powerlifting for maybe six months but I can bench heavy with no problems. I'm 275 and maxes based on reps are a 440 bench, 520 squat, 575 dead and 265 military. I'm pretty weak for my size. First time I ever worked a powerlifting program so we shall see. 2 months in now.
beast.
What happened to Johnny?
 
"How much do you squat?"

-for me the answer is always never enough. I made some good gains over the winter but got tight in my hips as I put on weight, picked up some bad habits too along the way. The goal is to stay where I'm at while cutting from 235+ back down to 220lbs....without the drugs. Wishful thinking I'm afraid, but the biggest thing is I got to get back to the basics and focus on form. I'm throwing more variations back in now as well, got my work cut out for me.
 
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