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>start doing weighted pull-ups, chin-ups and dips
>suddenly making quicker gains than I ever have before
I wish I had done this sooner bros. "Weighted calisthenics" is king.
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i love weighted dips
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>start doing weighted pull-ups
>elbow hurts
>go back to lat pulldowns
>achieve a better ROM with no discomfort
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>>76668018
>wahhhh my elbow hurts
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Yes, progressive overload is the best way to make gains. If you're only doing bodyweight stuff you quickly hit a ceiling where just trying to pump out more reps gives diminishing returns
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>>76668006
Doing anything works in going from 'weak' to 'slightly less weak'
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>>76668026
Not anymore.
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>>76668006
weighted dips are pretty kino
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>>76668006
I am too fat and too weak

But I will join you one day soon



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