JDid23
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Nah youll be fine, you gotta play around with percentages. Once you find what ur body is good at, youll be able to use that percentage for all lifts. so a 10lb increase on a 135lb max is like 7%, I would personally do atleast a 15lb jump BUT thats just me.
Go with what feels good for you, i know what ur saying id rather do my true max and be 5lbs less than to attempt a heavier lift and then be too fatigues to try again. Is 135 a barrier for you though? FUck thatd be a good goal 1 plate on each side id try and nail that shit
Went for it..
Military Press 1 RM Day
Military Press
45x5
65x3
85x2
95x1
115x1- PR
135x0
135x0 (about 5 seconds after first miss)
125x0
120x1- PR
Neutral Grip Chins
6- PR 4x6
6
6
6 (used feet on last 2)
Seated Calves with outrageously slow negatives
45x10
45x10
Military Press
125x1- PR
Comments: 135 was hella hard. I got it to around forehead level, and my first set with 125 was a little over my forehead. I also didn't rest the 5+ minutes i was hoping to since gym was crowded. Was more like 3ish minutes. I didn't want to leave the gym with 120 as my 1RM, and went for 125. My mindset was like a fucking tiger today. However, after 125 i had a problem.
Once i locked out the weight, i felt a tweak in my lower back (left side) that was really bad for about 10 seconds... Then, it somewhat subsided and wasn't as bad. It hurts a little now, but it's definitely noticeable. I am supposed to do deadlifts on Thursday, but if it hurts too much then i am not going to do it and instead do it Friday, or even Sunday if that's how long it takes for it to feel better.
Any ideas on how to stretch my back using the foam roller/conventional stretching? ANNYYY IDEAS would be awesome!