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Hi everybody, I just started doing powerlessness recently and really like doing them, I think it will help my bball also. But my gym is not really suitable for powercleans, are there any friendly powerleaning gyms in melb?
When the weights starts getting heavy i have to slowly lower the weight to the ground to lessen the noise, Is there any places where u can drop the weights. Closer the better,
Hey, i have heard of this place before, would love to get out there but its a bit too far. Speak of the devil tho my friends randomly mentioned this gym to me today.
Hi everybody, I just started doing powerlessness recently and really like doing them, I think it will help my bball also. But my gym is not really suitable for powercleans, are there any friendly powerleaning gyms in melb?
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Commerical gyms are not perfect for powercleans, I reached the compromise that I can powerclean if I drop the bar with some care & use mats.
The bar is cleaned from the mats and dropped on the mats.
The mats are also used for pilates classes et cetera, I fold them (3 mats each side) and stack them.
We have bumper plates and Olympic needle bearing barbells, my platform should be there within a week. We also have chalk and an excellent powerclean instructor.
We have bumper plates and Olympic needle bearing barbells, my platform should be there within a week. We also have chalk and an excellent powerclean instructor.
Go here and also ask for someone to help teach you how to do a proper clean. You may have to pay them but it will be worth it because cleans are a very technical lift and a lot of people do them wrong. Also if you are not performing them correctly you do not get the benefits of what you should.
If you go to Melb Uni gym, you'd want to join either the powerlifting & weightlifting club or the athletic club, who have access to the heavy weight room with proper equipments. The main gym isn't too bad compared to what I've seen out there but the bars aren't very good for cleaning.
If you go to Melb Uni gym, you'd want to join either the powerlifting & weightlifting club or the athletic club, who have access to the heavy weight room with proper equipments. The main gym isn't too bad compared to what I've seen out there but the bars aren't very good for cleaning.