320 x 1
370 x 1
410 x 1
460 x 1 - 1 (two reps dead stop)
460 x 1 - 1
460 x 1 - 1
Got 6 singles @ 460.
“Dead-stop training forces you to get as tight as possible before starting the repetition. If not, you may fold under the weight and miss the lift completely. Instead of reacting to the load, you will be forced to develop maximal tension each time.
It’s often the most innocent-looking changes that make the most significant impact. Simply breaking up your lifting cadence and putting everything you have into dead-stop training can wildly impact your gains”. -
Barbend
AVG HR - 112 BPM
MAX HR - 122 BPM
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