Bigger Stronger LeanerVideos Tip: The Bench & Chin-Up Warrior Challenge If you like pressing and pulling more than jogging on a treadmill, give this a shot. by Martin Rooney | July 21, 2017April 5, 2021 Tags Bench Press, Challenge Training, Exercise Coaching, Pull-Up, Tips For this workout challenge, you'll be doing bodyweight chin-ups paired with bench presses with your bodyweight loaded on the bar. The Rules Alternate between the chin-up and the bench press. Do 5 reps of each exercise for 8 sets each (16 total sets). The goal is to complete the challenge in under 10 minutes. Get The T Nation Newsletters Don't Miss Out! Expert Insights To Get Stronger, Gain Muscle Faster, And Take Your Lifting To The Next Level related posts Bigger Stronger Leaner Tip: The Kettlebell Flye The open grip and wrist position here allows for better pec isolation. Kurt Weber June 5 Bigger Stronger Leaner Do You Really Need a Lifting Belt? If, when, and how to wear weight belts to get bigger and stronger. Four coaches weigh in. Mike Robertson June 20 Bigger Stronger Leaner The 185 Rep Squat Workout Climb out of that training rut and challenge your muscles and mental fortitude with these old-school squat workouts. Dennis Weis April 10 Bigger Stronger Leaner Training for Easy–Hard Gainers 1 Most strength coaches will categorize an athlete or client into one of three classes based on their responsiveness to training: easy gainer, hard gainer and average gainer. Let's take a look at each category. Christian Thibaudeau September 15
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