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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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    Bros vs Pros 11 DEADLIFT 405 X 43

    start the video at 18:30 to see lerch vs poundstone
    It's easier to rep deadlifts using sumo but still one of the most impressive things i've seen

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheRealDeal930 View Post
    start the video at 18:30 to see lerch vs poundstone
    It's easier to rep deadlifts using sumo but still one of the most impressive things i've seen

    http://www.ustream.tv/channel/bros-v...erformance-gym
    There is significantly lesser time under tension in sumo than conventional as well.
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yazkvD0WYJM

    This is more impressive imo.
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    Yeah, the bumper plates combined with long arms and sumo stance made that guy hardly have to work for each rep. If you watch it practically bounced to lockout. I'm not usually one to comment on such things, but facts are facts.

    With that said, he got 43 reps and that is a LOT!


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    Quote Originally Posted by chris mason View Post
    If you watch it practically bounced to lockout.
    I've never understood what people meant by this. Im curious. I understand that you can get some momentum going by letting the plates make hard contact with the ground, but that can only create so much '"bounce" from what I believe. Thoughts on my opinion?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whoopipally View Post
    I've never understood what people meant by this. Im curious. I understand that you can get some momentum going by letting the plates make hard contact with the ground, but that can only create so much '"bounce" from what I believe. Thoughts on my opinion?
    Have you any experience with bumper plates?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whoopipally View Post
    I've never understood what people meant by this. Im curious. I understand that you can get some momentum going by letting the plates make hard contact with the ground, but that can only create so much '"bounce" from what I believe. Thoughts on my opinion?
    Well, I know what I can tell you from experience. The fact those are bumper plates on a rubber surface only enhances the effect. The bounce is why you will see guys struggle with a first rep and then get 3-4 more on heavier sets as well. You also get the stretch reflex and kinetic energy once you are using multiple reps.


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    I was there, it was a great competition. Lerch definitely upped his game. Last time Derek did it, he weighed 300. He was 330 this time and just gassed. He won the heavyiest pull no problem. If he does it again I am going to compete in the reps just for fun.


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    Quote Originally Posted by chris mason View Post
    Well, I know what I can tell you from experience. The fact those are bumper plates on a rubber surface only enhances the effect. The bounce is why you will see guys struggle with a first rep and then get 3-4 more on heavier sets as well. You also get the stretch reflex and kinetic energy once you are using multiple reps.
    Makes sense, thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Murderous View Post
    There is significantly lesser time under tension in sumo than conventional as well.
    I have to agree. Not trying to take away from the guys accomplishment, but from personal experience I find it MUCH easier to hit higher reps with a sumo stance. I pull considerably more with a conventional stance, but when I drop the weight down to 500 or less I can hit probably 1.5x as many reps with a sumo stance vs conventional.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyRingo View Post
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yazkvD0WYJM

    This is more impressive imo.
    After watching both videos I agree. pete rubish is the man
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