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Contrast Training for Size

Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    Squat Form Check

    Here's squat set from the middle of my session Tuesday. I don't get to train with experienced power lifters so if you have thoughts on my form, please share them... it's the only way I'll get better.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e0sFl-Cz2E

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    personally i think it looked really good. I would just change how u walk it out. U get heavier and it could be a prob. Nice work man
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    i thought it looked pretty good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Omega_Red View Post
    I personally like to go a bit deeper. However, this is a box squat lol.


    I noticed you chose a wides stance which makes me personally feel better. I thought I was the only one who prefered a wide stance.

    Do people come up to you and go? Why the wide stance?

    I have gotten that a few times..

    I do rotate through several box heights. As far as stance, I don't get much feedback at all because I train in the gym at my job which is not frequented by many to say the least.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lonesXedge View Post
    i thought it looked pretty good.
    Thanks lones. Nice work by the way... Just finished reading back in your log a ways.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILD BILL View Post
    I would just change how u walk it out. U get heavier and it could be a prob. Nice work man
    What would you change? I'm guessing that you're referring to my stance coming off the rack, but just wanted to make sure. I'm certainly not interested in an injury.

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    I think it looks good too. But I could be biased by Meshuggah playing on the video.

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    That looks good to me.

    14" is a bit high for me. That's fine though.

    I regularly go to a 12" box because I lift in the USAPL.

    I don't know what else you could change about the walkout except running the movement out of a Monolift

    It looked good to me

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    Quote Originally Posted by smitsky View Post
    That looks good to me.

    14" is a bit high for me. That's fine though.

    I regularly go to a 12" box because I lift in the USAPL.

    I don't know what else you could change about the walkout except running the movement out of a Monolift

    It looked good to me


    Man, I'd love to have a monolift.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FFHill View Post
    Man, I'd love to have a monolift.
    Me too

    I trained at Kegrice Barbell in San Diego this summer. I did the Good Morning Squat out of it on ME day, with a Crew member operating the monolift, and another standing as a back spot. It was awesome.

    They even had a real Reverse Hyper machine!


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    smitsky - sounds nice. We do have a reverse hyper thanks to Dave Tate. He gave us one that came out of their compound I think. (I'm a firefighter and EliteFTS is four blocks from our station.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by FFHill View Post
    smitsky - sounds nice. We do have a reverse hyper thanks to Dave Tate. He gave us one that came out of their compound I think. (I'm a firefighter and EliteFTS is four blocks from our station.)
    Wow, that's great! Excellent.

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    Incline Bench Press (raw): 225 lbs. X 8
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    Quote Originally Posted by FFHill View Post
    What would you change? I'm guessing that you're referring to my stance coming off the rack, but just wanted to make sure. I'm certainly not interested in an injury.
    He just meant to even up your feet when unracking the weight. When it gets heavier you'll be thrown off balance by that.

    I thought it look pretty good as well. I really like that rack!

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    Thanks Ben!

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