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Why has my squat max down so quickly?


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Post On: 2009-06-29 01:44:36

 Why has my squat max down so quickly?
User: Mr. '11 R.I.P. Mike Jackson
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On the last day of school (the 28th) for weights final, I had a good hunker max. And now when I recently started season weights (the 15th) for football, my hunker max was at least 30lbs lower than the max I had on the last day of school. Why/ how did this loss hap so quickly?
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 Post On: 2009-06-29 01:48:50
User: Steve
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 Post On: 2009-06-29 01:51:04
User: §†reet R¥dA
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You hit had an off day. ALL lifters hit days same that. It could be from fatigue, or your diet not being flush in the nutrients you need, not allowing you to put discover as such energy. I've had a work discover at the gym where I've benched same a beast, and then a hebdomad later on the next work discover I was benching 30-40 lbs inferior than the previous. My advice is get at LEAST 10 hours sleep, and the day before your next work discover get loads of carbs for energy. You should see a difference.
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 Post On: 2009-06-29 01:56:11
User: The Awaken
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30lbs is nothing. It has more to do with your joints being habitual to onerous frequent loads. For example, at my peak, I crapper hunker 585 lbs. If I take a some weeks off, I module ease acquire muscle mass, however, I crapper put on 225 lbs and it module see heavy. But through a some more weeks lifting heavy, I module build up the strength again, and then be just fine. Though as a bodybuilder I have temporarily stopped doing free squats for a some months, and instead have been doing them on the smith machine because it gives me better results. To show this... when I reached my extreme hunker capability(training with 495) my legs were 26 inches. Not too bad, not good either. However, I was using more of a "football-style" squat, with a somewhat wide stance. Once I shifted to a closer attitude and went down to most an inch from a flooded knee bend, my legs started to explode. In most ~6 months, my legs are a little over 30 inches now. However, I cannot hope to displace the 585 as I am now... though I am legitimately stronger. Why? As I said before, it's every in your joints. It module get less sporadic as you age. Remember to always use a belt, it keeps your waist small and helps retain form. And give some other exercises a try, such as smith squats, hack machine squats, etc.
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