iniestaGOAT
Senior Member
All the bum posters hating on Balde.. should come in here and apologize to the boy.
We would stiill be in CL and La liga with him
We would stiill be in CL and La liga with him
Did they really include a clip of him benching 5kg plates?
Lower weights higher reps. Function over form.Did they really include a clip of him benching 5kg plates?
When I was that age I was benching 135lbs as a warmup set, was like air. My girl does 5kg plates now and we are in our 30s LOLLower weights higher reps. Function over form.
But are you as agile as him? Can you do the same weight that you do now for straight 30 reps? or would you not need to lower the weights in order to achieve the reps?When I was that age I was benching 135lbs as a warmup set, was like air. My girl does 5kg plates now and we are in our 30s LOL
Who knows. Historically trainers have suggested high rep sets as preferable for endurance training and lower rep, heavier lifting for strength building. For a professional athlete who's job it is to eat healthy and train, he should be doing both with cardio as an obvious given.But are you as agile as him? Can you do the same weight that you do now for straight 30 reps? or would you not need to lower the weights in order to achieve the reps?
Maybe his trainer has recommended him to do 25 - 30 reps of whatever weight he can do right now.
See I am not being antagonistic. I am genuinely curious.
When I was that age I was benching 135lbs as a warmup set, was like air. My girl does 5kg plates now and we are in our 30s LOL
So if you trained you know bench is mainly for the chest also includes triceps and biceps... I don't see how and why should he lift more, because he doesn't need this muscles to grow and gain like Arnold or so... So focus is on speed, agility, strenght and not on gains and heavy lifting.Who knows. Historically trainers have suggested high rep sets as preferable for endurance training and lower rep, heavier lifting for strength building. For a professional athlete who's job it is to eat healthy and train, he should be doing both with cardio as an obvious given.
I wasn't trying to open pandora's box, but I just found that kind of weight funny that's all. I've been on this forum forever, my profile picture is actually back from when I was his age. A barbell is 45lbs, two 5kg weights bring it to 67lbs or so. I would of likely gotten bored before getting tired benching that
You are a sad, toxic little man. Projecting onto others aren't ya buddy.Everything you said is a lie.
We know that because you don't have a girl and will never will
Everyone that has stepped into a gym knows chest press...you guessed it, isolates chest and triceps secondarily. No one is saying he has to lift really heavy and look like Arnold. What I'm saying is chest pressing a barbell of 65lbs as a young, athletic early 20s male is laughable. It really is so light that there isn't even a point to doing it.So if you trained you know bench is mainly for the chest also includes triceps and biceps... I don't see how and why should he lift more, because he doesn't need this muscles to grow and gain like Arnold or so... So focus is on speed, agility, strenght and not on gains and heavy lifting.