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Charles Ray

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posted January 05, 2001 01:54 AM

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What is the best way to work your stablizers because my lifts have seemed to be a little shakier than usual. Any exercises or suggestions?


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Valdez

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posted January 05, 2001 03:57 AM

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free weights... dumbells... emphasize the negative...


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nobu

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posted January 05, 2001 09:59 AM

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Valdez is correct, the negatives is important. your actually working more stabilizers on you negatives.


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strengthmonster

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posted January 05, 2001 10:14 AM

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Absolutely right negatives and also the speed of the movement. Slow it down for a while.


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b fold the truth

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posted January 05, 2001 12:22 PM

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What kind of exercises do you feel that you need help on?

Flat Bench? Then do some dumbell hammer curls, neg. bench press, bottom position bench press, inc & or decline bench press, St. overhead barbell or dumbell press, etc...

Squat? Slow neg. squats with a pause at the bottom. 1&1/2 rep squats (go down all the way, come back up 1/2 the way, go back down and then all the way back up). Deadlifts, partial deadlifts, stiff leggs, etc...

Let me know if any of this helps. I know it sounds strange, but the more complex the movement is, the more stabilizers it will strengthen.

Ohh, the hammers for bench...I always train hammers pretty hard when I am going heavy. When you do a hammer curl, your bic is in almost the same position as a it is in the bottom position of the bench press.

B True


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Charles Ray

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posted January 05, 2001 02:09 PM

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Thanx guys...I'll keep you posted.


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