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7 TRAINING RULES YOU SHOULDN'T BREAK




We hate sounding like your mother, but do you ever wonder why we always tell you to wrap your hands around the bar, including your thumb? How about why your feet should be pointing straight ahead? One obvious answer is safety, but there's acutally a lot of other reasons as to why you should follw the fitness rules. Listen up, and pay attention as to what mistakes you could be making in the gym, and reasons why you should avoid them.


The suicide grip is when you bench press without your thumbs wrapped around the barbell. If the barbell slips when you press, it will crush your face, neck, or ribs.
But it’s not only about safety, the suicide grip is also a weaker grip compared to having your hands wrapped around the bar. To set a new personal record and really add pounds to your bench press, squeeze the bar as hard as possible -- stabilizing the movement as well as engaging other muscles. 

TOP 5 MUSCLE-BUILDING EXERCISES FOR THE BACK


When you see someone walking around the gym with a big back, you can guarantee they can jump up and kill 15-20 pull-ups without even breaking a sweat. See the connection? Pull-ups and chin-ups are two of the best mass builders for the back. Targeting the lats, shoulders, biceps and grip, these exercises have so many different varieties, you’ll never get bored.
Modifications:
  • Change the grip; wide, narrow, alternated
  • Change the grip again; towels, thick ropes, two fingers, three fingers, gloves
  • Overloaded; dip belt, med ball, sandbag, dumbbell, kettlebell
  • Change the movement; side-to-side, slow negatives, holds, explosive


Sumo deadlifts, conventional deadlifts, beyond the range (from a deficit), rack pulls - it doesn’t matter, just do them. The back not only works antagonistically to stabilize the torso (and spine) it works to lock out the weight to finish the movement. Deadlifts, by definition, are an exercise where you can move big weight. 
Modifications:
  • Implement: barbell, trap bar, dumbbells
  • Stances: Conventional, wide
  • Range of Motion: Beyond the range (deficit), partial – rack pulls
  • Overloaded: Bands, chains, straight weight

Morbidly Obese Teen Cries For Help By Singing “Amazing Grace” On National TV



Only 17 years old, Justin Williamson has appeared to be the cause completely lost.
Under the influence of her family members are overweight, this boy from Amarillo, Texas, addicted to eating almost all his life, and he gets unwanted attention for the wrong reasons. When weight rose nearly 700 pounds, Justin has become known as the fattest teenager in America. It was then that he realized that he had more to show the world than the poster child for the problem of obesity in our country.
Justin knows that if he goes, there's no way he'll survive. After the meeting, the former Biggest Loser contestants and football coach Joe Ostashevsky Florida State University, he was inspired to make a change ... and save his life. Teenagers are the gifts that he was too scared to share with the world, before he realizes that he has decided to get help for addiction to food.
"I have a voice, and I need to be heard. I did not die with the music still in me!" Justin says in the following clip from the doctors, he agreed to get treatment to save his life. Justin secretly talented and very passionate singer who likes to share a message of hope and inspiration to others who suffer from this devastating - even incurable diseases -.
When he sang "Amazing Grace", there is no doubt that this is a cry for help, and the repayment of the heart.