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Studying Success

I watched an Olivier Roland’s video  and I learned good stuff. Here a quote from Jim Rohn : « Success leaves clues». In all areas, you can study how others have succeeded. To understand the concepts of studying success in a good way, I’ll take the magician’s exemple. A magicien make a show in front of thousands of

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Shoulder Injury (Part 1)

I read a Frederic Delavier’s book « Strength Training Anatomy » and there is good stuff. Shoulders injuries are frequent in bodybuilding because we want develop all deltoid muscles. To do this, we must perform a signigicant number of repetition and movements thus multiplying the risk of injury. It’s worth remembering that, in comparison with the solid

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Wrist Pain With Barbell Curls

I read a Frederic Delavier’s book « Strength Training Anatomy »  and there is good stuff. Biceps training with a EZ-bar allow to limit excessive strain on wrists. A) Elbow angle a little bit marked B) Elbow angle marked in valgus (more common with women) For biceps training with a barbell, there is important to take care

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Incline Bench Press

Today, training was Chest – Triceps – Calves. I always start chest’s training with incline bench press because it’s one of my weaknesses (upper chest) and it takes a lot of energy. At the end of my 2nd set, I had the feeling that my shoulders were working more than usual. When I looked at

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Développé Couché Incliné

Aujourd’hui à l’entraînement c’était Pectoraux – Triceps – Mollets. Je commence toujours l’entraînement des pectoraux avec le développé couché incliné parce que c’est un de mes points faibles (pectoraux supérieur) et ça demande beaucoup d’énergie. A la fin de ma 2ème série, j’avais la sensation que mes épaules travaillaient plus que d’habitude. Quand j’ai regardé

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