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Anonymous
Normally you can google the exercise and it'll come up with something, it's like exrx that has lil B+W gifs of good form.
Good form normally just means, do the movement with full control, in a way that uses no momentum (unless that's the goal of the exercise, but there are none like that here)and explosively as possible.
As for failure, it means your form is inherently getting sloppy and you're not recruiting as many fibres as possible, failure's not needed with this.
For instance, I can do 5 reps of bench at 85kg (don't laugh, lol, it's gettin better) but I can only do that once, but because I do 5x5 I have to drop it to 80kg.
So if you do fail, it should be last rep of the last set, otherwise, no failure.
All the exercises are based around using more weight than what you're probably used to with a higher volume program, the bench deadlift and squat are the cornerstones of this program, and as such, you'll want to make sure they're always going up.
because of the fact it's relatively high volume for a beginner, you'll want to consider in investing in 5 grams of creatine before and after your workouts, and try to aim closer to 1.5g of protein\lb of bodyweight.
Aside from that, good luck, have fun, take before shots, and progress shots every fortnight or so and keep us updated.
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