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Between some sets at the gym today I picked up a Muscle Fitness to glance at. It had this intresting excercise I had never thought of trying before. It showed someone doing push-ups under a smith rack and then adding weight on top of it. Kind of like a dip. Anyone ever tried this before?
It sounds like a good way to get injured. Why resort to this when there are plenty of exercises that are more easily performed, safer, and probably more effective?
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If I were to start from scratch as a young 13 year old again, I would do every press, squat, and perhaps deadlifts, for my entire career with chains. -- Dan John
just do dips or bench press.
my exprience - joined gym 10 years ago, 6 1/2 years hard weight training exprience.
word^Originally Posted by MixmasterNash
Status: Cutting...Heavily
"Squats make the ghetto booty"-Me
"No matter how much you lift, just remember that on the other side of the world, a little chinese girl is warming up with your max"-bIgHwN86
"Reach for some self discipline."-Holto
there is your mistake right there^Originally Posted by PhilsterT
Status: Cutting...Heavily
"Squats make the ghetto booty"-Me
"No matter how much you lift, just remember that on the other side of the world, a little chinese girl is warming up with your max"-bIgHwN86
"Reach for some self discipline."-Holto
Hahaha, it had the guy from the Fantastic Four on it; now is it okay :evillaugh ?
Last edited by PhilsterT; 07-17-2005 at 11:11 PM.
why the hell do you want to be under the weight though? You should ask someone to lie on your back while you do pushup.
I wouldn't do it.
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