mickc1965
Well-Known Member
Love the idea of keeping 30 reps constant, do you find it tricky to maintain that many reps during the heavier weight phase? Although not sure if you go down to 5 reps.. I'm thinking of not going quite as low as 5 reps anymore, maybe 6-8, just have had a few injuries over time, and have other pelvic issues at the moment too so don't want to overdo that.Thanks
This is the first time I have kept number of reps constant (something Brian mentioned in a post recently) and haven't yet decided how to deal with the 5s, if I do them that is. If I do I will probably do just two sets of 5 reps and then I may either take 10% of the bar and do an AMRAP set then take another 10% off and do another set etc until 30 reps have been achieved or I will do the two sets then drop weight to 10rm do an AMRAP set and then go to 15rm until 30 reps have been completed.
And I was wondering how you go with the BB Upright Rows? I know, lots of views on this exercise, I like it for the way it targets the medial delt well, feels like it hits it better than BB Military Press.. I usually lean forward from the hips a little, seems to help with not overstretching the rotator cuffs... Any tips with safe BB Upright Rows that you've found? Thanks
Upright rows I just keep to a weight that the reps can be performed in a strict controlled fashion and will see how they feel as I progress the load, if I start to get any issues I will drop them and do side lateral raises for a few weeks and then try again