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I had that problem with my power rack too, my chest was a few mm lower then the safety pins. So I got some pieces of timber about 2-3cm thick and sat the bench on there, hence making my chest a few cm higher.
I had that problem with my power rack too, my chest was a few mm lower then the safety pins. So I got some pieces of timber about 2-3cm thick and sat the bench on there, hence making my chest a few cm higher.
Also, is there any chance you could quickly walk me through the correct technique for BB Rows? Whenever I do them, I bend my knees slightly and arch my back, sort of like halfway through a sdld, and row to my upper stomach, but i never really feel it hitting my back. I have a really really weak lower back.
Also, is there any chance you could quickly walk me through the correct technique for BB Rows? Whenever I do them, I bend my knees slightly and arch my back, sort of like halfway through a sdld, and row to my upper stomach, but i never really feel it hitting my back. I have a really really weak lower back.
cheers just did. are there any alternatives to rows, i know if your not good at something you should work on it but for the timebeing, my main focus is on the main three and getting those lifts up, and i dont want to screw my back up with the wrong rowing technique.
cheers just did. are there any alternatives to rows, i know if your not good at something you should work on it but for the timebeing, my main focus is on the main three and getting those lifts up, and i dont want to screw my back up with the wrong rowing technique.
Thats ok don't row but instead screw your shoulders up.
I think you get the point.
Also you have more chance screwing your back deadlifting than rowing, rowing technique is easy just don't go heavier than you can actually properly lift.
Thats ok don't row but instead screw your shoulders up.
I think you get the point.
Also you have more chance screwing your back deadlifting than rowing, rowing technique is easy just don't go heavier than you can actually properly lift.
Chinups and cleans do not give you what a row does, pure scapula retraction to counteract all that benching. If you do chins you still need to row. If you deadlift you still need to row, if you clean you still need to row.
Chinups and cleans do not give you what a row does, pure scapula retraction to counteract all that benching. If you do chins you still need to row. If you deadlift you still need to row, if you clean you still need to row.
Chinups and cleans do not give you what a row does, pure scapula retraction to counteract all that benching. If you do chins you still need to row. If you deadlift you still need to row, if you clean you still need to row.
Chinups and cleans do not give you what a row does, pure scapula retraction to counteract all that benching. If you do chins you still need to row. If you deadlift you still need to row, if you clean you still need to row.