Published on Jan 24, 2017
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As a personal trainer I typically teach my clients to take a deep breath in during the negative portion of the lift and tell them to exhale during the concentric part of the exercise.
When it comes to maximum effort work it's another ball game.
The rules that apply to high rep training are thrown out the window.
Fill your stomach with air before you unrack the bar and hold that air until the lift is completed. It may take practice but try to fill your belly with air rather than your chest. If you let you air out during a max lift attempt, your body will move making you unstable. Holding your air keeps your entire body tight and gives you a stable base to press from.
Some people actually prefer to take two airs. This means they take one breathe when they unrack the bar. Then while holding the bar at lockout they exhale and take another breathe before starting to descend. Give both techniques a try and see which you prefer.
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You get all 80 Customized Training Logs for the price of 1. This way you can keep repeating the program over and over. Each training log is designed to help you increase your bench 50 pounds in ten weeks.
In Summary Here's Everything That's Included With The New Critical Bench Program 2.0
Critical Bench Program 2.0 Manual
Customized Training Logs 100lbs -500lbs Starting Max.
Bench Press Fundamentals Online DVD.
The Critical Deload Routine
Conversations With Elite Iron Warriors
Critical Exercise Guide
Creatine Report
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As a personal trainer I typically teach my clients to take a deep breath in during the negative portion of the lift and tell them to exhale during the concentric part of the exercise.
When it comes to maximum effort work it's another ball game.
The rules that apply to high rep training are thrown out the window.
Fill your stomach with air before you unrack the bar and hold that air until the lift is completed. It may take practice but try to fill your belly with air rather than your chest. If you let you air out during a max lift attempt, your body will move making you unstable. Holding your air keeps your entire body tight and gives you a stable base to press from.
Some people actually prefer to take two airs. This means they take one breathe when they unrack the bar. Then while holding the bar at lockout they exhale and take another breathe before starting to descend. Give both techniques a try and see which you prefer.
-------------------------
FINAL REMINDER
-------------------------
The special 10 Year Anniversary Sale of the Critical Bench Program 2.0 is ending soon.
You get all 80 Customized Training Logs for the price of 1. This way you can keep repeating the program over and over. Each training log is designed to help you increase your bench 50 pounds in ten weeks.
In Summary Here's Everything That's Included With The New Critical Bench Program 2.0
Critical Bench Program 2.0 Manual
Customized Training Logs 100lbs -500lbs Starting Max.
Bench Press Fundamentals Online DVD.
The Critical Deload Routine
Conversations With Elite Iron Warriors
Critical Exercise Guide
Creatine Report
Go here right now and claim your copy before time runs out.
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Follow my Social Media:
facebook: http://bit.ly/2jeiIlu
twitter: https://twitter.com/dinhesai
pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/dinhesai/pins/
G+: http://bit.ly/2iNnAB6
blog: http://healthlearn123.blogspot.com/
youtube: http://bit.ly/2iiWmi2
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