Have been stuck on the same weight since months, i have tried correcting my form but haven’t seen much difference

Video: https://litter.catbox.moe/uqi5zh.mp4

Thanks in advance :)

  • respectmahauthoritybrahOP
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    5 months ago

    I drop the bar on the safeties, T2 too is going the same way

    I do hv a suboptimal diet and sleep tho, I described it at another post but basically i do my best, i do still seem to be making decent progress on other lifts

    Yes i tried switching up sets x reps, i failed immediately on 6x2

    What are ur suggestions on widening the stance? I was thinking maybe my stance is way too narrow

    • howrar@lemmy.ca
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      5 months ago

      There’s no harm in experimenting with your stance. Different people will have different optimal stance widths. The best way to figure out what’s good for you is to try it. You would have to decrease the weight and work your way back up, so it can double as a deload.

      Yes i tried switching up sets x reps, i failed immediately on 6x2

      How did you do on the 5x3 set before that? i.e. how many reps did you complete on each set? 6x2 should be easier in my experience. How long are you resting between sets? What about the 10x1 sets?

      I follow a GZCL style program as well, and one thing I like to do is to only progress in weight when I can do at least 2 extra reps on the AMRAP set. For example, on the 5x3 sets, if I do 3/3/3/3/5, then I up the weight, but if I get 3/3/3/3/4, then I consider that a failure and I’ll try the same weight again next session. It’s one way to reduce the fatigue from each workout. That could be worth trying.

      • respectmahauthoritybrahOP
        2·
        5 months ago

        Thanks a lot for ur help! On my previous 5x3 i failed on the 2nd rep on the 5th set, when i tried 6x2 i failed on the very first rep lol, so I didn’t try 10x1

        Ig my form might just be super inconsistent maybe? Anyway i will try lowering the weight and the widening the stance and practicing with it

        I typically rest arnd 3 min for t1 lifts but sometimes upto five between the last couple of sets

        And also ur approach on AMRAP makes sense, maybe i missed something when reading the material but yeah getting anything less than 4 on 3+ AMRAP set should be considered failure

        • howrar@lemmy.ca
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          5 months ago

          If you were able to do 3 reps on one session and unable to do even a single rep with the same weight the next session, that’s a sure sign of under-recovery. You need that deload.