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Mark Bolam
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Anyone got any sneaky little tips for upping your poundage on the bench?

 

Stuck in a bit of a rut at about 85kg for 5 sets of 4 after warm up.

 

Trying to mix it up with less weight/more reps and vice versa etc., but seem to have plateaued. Training with two good lads, so spotting is sorted.

 

Technique? Supplements? Cheating? Negatives?

 

Timewasters welcome on this one lads.:001_tt2:

 

(I know this isn't an 'arb' exercise like dips and chins etc., and don't care, I only want to discuss bench at the moment.)

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any tips....how about getting up off your ass, walking round the rack and adding on some more weights. go and do something else for a while. take a break from presses. try some flyes.

 

Jamie

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Hadders, that was most helpful. I think.

 

Jamie, flyes are for girls breasts. I don't shave my chest yet. Why would I add more plates myself, for Gods sake? That's what my minions are for. Do you think I may be going too far by having them feed me grapes, though?:001_tt2:

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