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  1. 12 maj 2022 · In this article, we'll go over each of these cues step-by-step from how you're supposed to set up your body on the bench press, to how you bring the barbell down to your chest, and ultimately, to how you lock the weight out.

  2. 27 cze 2024 · A long metal bar to which varying weights can be attached at each end. It is used in exercises like bench presses and squats, forming the basis of Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting.

  3. 17 sty 2024 · There are many bench press bars available on the market but what are their use cases and will they actually improve your bench press performance? The 7 different types of bench press bars are: Traditional Barbell; Power Bar; Swiss Bar; Cambered Bar; Duffalo Bar; EZ Curl Bar; Bamboo/Earthquake Bar

  4. 7 sie 2023 · In this article, we’re going to dive into why coaches and lifters like to say “bend the bar” and “separate the bar”, their benefits, and when they can actually be problematic.

  5. The List of Gym Slang Terms. 1. Newbie. For those familiar with this term in other settings, gym newbie is used similarly. Someone who is new or unfamiliar to the gym. Usually, someone who has no idea what they are doing. Someone who doesn’t understand what swole means. Pish-posh, as if, right?

  6. Barbell – A literal bar that holds weights on either side. Used for training large muscle groups. Think of a bench press. Bulking – A phase in an athlete’s progression where they maintain a caloric surplus to gain weight and muscle mass. Opposite of cutting or shredding. Cardio – Short for cardiovascular exercise.

  7. 3 lut 2016 · These are words and phrases you’ll come across when folks are discussing how to program workouts for their training. Rep: Abbreviation for “repetition.” The number of times you lift and lower a weight in one set of an exercise. So if you lift the barbell 5 times before you rack it, that’s “5 reps.” Set: A group of reps. If a workout ...

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