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Prone Bridges side to side weight..

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Prone Bridges side to side weight..

Postby aussienick » Sun Apr 19, 2009 5:12 am


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Hi,

I don't get the side to side weight bit... is that a side prone with a weight held over head? or continued swapping of the weight? if so, how long do you hold the weight for before swapping? is it continuous? I don't get it (sorry) and searched for the answer but can't seem to find a succinct answer, everyone seems to have a different view...

Thanks.
starting date - March 2009
starting weight - 107kg (230lbs)
Bench goal - 99kg (220lbs) 5x5
Deadlift goal - 125kg (275lbs) 1x5
Squat goal - 125kg (275lbs) 5x5

Tharrr it is, right tharrrrr (Rippetoe). Starting Strength is great, highly recommend it.
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Re: Prone Bridges side to side weight..

Postby mattmoran » Sun Apr 19, 2009 4:12 pm

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Re: Prone Bridges side to side weight..

Postby aussienick » Mon Apr 20, 2009 12:04 pm

Thanks Matt,

Great and ouch. I can feel the pain already, will give it a go on Wednesday.
starting date - March 2009
starting weight - 107kg (230lbs)
Bench goal - 99kg (220lbs) 5x5
Deadlift goal - 125kg (275lbs) 1x5
Squat goal - 125kg (275lbs) 5x5

Tharrr it is, right tharrrrr (Rippetoe). Starting Strength is great, highly recommend it.
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