/fit/ - I lowered a lot of my lifts to make sure I was doi - Fitness

Anonymous

11/29/25(Sat)10:12:26 No.76874168

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Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)10:12:26 No.76874168 Archived

I lowered a lot of my lifts to make sure I was doing them with the best form possible and it's been a miserable experience, lifting weight ten or fifteen or twenty pounds lower than I was doing before and struggling just to make sure my bench press directly touches my chest. Tell me this was the right move bros

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)10:22:48 No.76874198

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)10:22:48 No.76874198

fraid so

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)10:40:37 No.76874253

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)10:40:37 No.76874253

Egolifting is for stupid shits.

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)10:43:56 No.76874259

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)10:43:56 No.76874259

I'd assume this is a troll thread... But just last week I saw some small dude benching 225... Then looked over to see he was legit doing 1/4th reps.

What's the point man? Youre leaving gains in the table, and just look like a goober. Not to mention your chance of getting injured skyrockets when you accidently go too deep into a rep.

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)10:47:10 No.76874266

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)10:47:10 No.76874266

>>76874168
Well now you're actually lifting. If the bar wasn't touching your chest before you were half repping. And don't bounce either, faggot.

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)12:03:42 No.76874450

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)12:03:42 No.76874450

Yet another reason you people would be better off doing machines

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)12:07:03 No.76874455

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)12:07:03 No.76874455

>>76874168
wagmi
Unless you're brown