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(soflsun @ Mar. 28 2008,21:46)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">I've found that if I put on my weight belt I feel a bit more confident and sturdy...but the wrist scares me the most when taking the weight from the rack.</div>
haven't gotten into wearing a weight belt yet. very rarely I'll use some straps. and I clean the bar before pressing... I have a feeling that getting used to a belt (esp on ME squats) would be a good idea. at any rate, folks have taken to calling me crusty hands because of callouses.
one of these days I'm going to invest in some of that liquid chalk though.
honestly, I feel vulnerable in the shoulders when locking out a ME press.
I'm thinking about doing some seated presses. and some assistance work (like setting the pins in the rack just below lockout and pressing the barbell as hard as I can into the pins). maybe even using some wooden pins (thicker dowel rods) so that I can break them like the incredible hulk.
(soflsun @ Mar. 28 2008,21:46)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">I've found that if I put on my weight belt I feel a bit more confident and sturdy...but the wrist scares me the most when taking the weight from the rack.</div>
haven't gotten into wearing a weight belt yet. very rarely I'll use some straps. and I clean the bar before pressing... I have a feeling that getting used to a belt (esp on ME squats) would be a good idea. at any rate, folks have taken to calling me crusty hands because of callouses.
one of these days I'm going to invest in some of that liquid chalk though.
honestly, I feel vulnerable in the shoulders when locking out a ME press.
I'm thinking about doing some seated presses. and some assistance work (like setting the pins in the rack just below lockout and pressing the barbell as hard as I can into the pins). maybe even using some wooden pins (thicker dowel rods) so that I can break them like the incredible hulk.