Fat man at County Fair (special guest appearance by Bad Company) with
no shirt = bad
Bench pressing without a shirt = your opinion
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Go Sumo! - When doing anything in
life, we want to do it efficiently. Besides body types and various
leverages, the sumo deadlift is conclusively advantageous because of the
distance traveled. The formula W = F*D is evidence of this. A
conventional deadlift has a longer bar path, meaning more work is done.
Here are some general guidelines to follow for the sumo deadlift:
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What Determines Proper Squat
Technique? - The question of how deep you should go in the squat is
constantly debated. Many athletes are interested in the depth of the
squat in relation to knee safety. Going deep so that the buttocks almost
touch the heels is deemed dangerous to the knees for some athletes.
However, it’s fine for high-level athletes. The positioning of the knee
in relation to the feet (whether the knees are in front of the feet or
in vertical alignment with the toes) is also of concern. Some believe
that the knee shouldn’t go beyond the base of the feet while others feel
that it makes no difference and is perfectly safe.
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How to Increase
Your Squat and Deadlift and Do Less Work In the Process! -
While sitting in the warm-up room at the WPC World Championships
in Lake George, New York, I reflected on the three squat attempts that I
had just completed in bewilderment. I had just bombed out my third time
in the last four meets and had hurt myself during the warm ups. I was
discouraged and confused as I tried to understand why I was losing my
balance. My knees were coming forward too much, and my hips always hurt.
As a result, I was struggling to get deep enough on every attempt.
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