I posted this elsewhere. Thought I would share it with everyone.
I also usually lift alone...well my wife spots me sometimes so I don't die. When doing boards this is what you need to do. Take two dress belts you don't like or use anymore. One of them will get ruined. loop one end of the belt into the other like you would a regular belt. If done right it should look like one big belt. Now take it and put it around the middle of your upper body with the boards on your chest and punch holes in it where the different boards height will be. Make the holes so they seem like it will be a little too tight. chances are they won't be. Now every time you bench lay the belts on the bench, lay down on the belts, sit the board you're going to do on your chest, and then strap them to your chest with the boards. When you approach a real heavy PR, make sure to at least have someone keep an eye on you so you don't die. This will save alot of headaches of worrying about the boards staying in place or having to duct tape (why?) the boards to you.
I also usually lift alone...well my wife spots me sometimes so I don't die. When doing boards this is what you need to do. Take two dress belts you don't like or use anymore. One of them will get ruined. loop one end of the belt into the other like you would a regular belt. If done right it should look like one big belt. Now take it and put it around the middle of your upper body with the boards on your chest and punch holes in it where the different boards height will be. Make the holes so they seem like it will be a little too tight. chances are they won't be. Now every time you bench lay the belts on the bench, lay down on the belts, sit the board you're going to do on your chest, and then strap them to your chest with the boards. When you approach a real heavy PR, make sure to at least have someone keep an eye on you so you don't die. This will save alot of headaches of worrying about the boards staying in place or having to duct tape (why?) the boards to you.