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Finally a decent Inch DB lift


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I think I have fully lifted an Inch DB maybe 4 or 5 times total in the last 6 years and have been training grip for over 10 years now. Every time I have lifted it, it has been a quick up and down with no hold at the top and just barely controlling it through the lift. Happy with last night's lift and it is a good sign the new thickbar protocol is working. Just wanted to share it.

- Aaron

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Sweeeeeeeeeet! 

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11 minutes ago, jvance said:

Very strong... nothing like rediscovering progress after many years of this stuff.

Yes sir, had a thickbar training paradigm shift. Changed how I approached and setup the training protocol design for it in a stroke of insight. Love those when they work out.

- Aaron

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Congrats Aaron. Hope I get to do that some day

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Strong work Aaron... well done sir!!  

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So I know you made those dished plates for your loadable Inch bell, I assume that's been a big part of your training?

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35 minutes ago, Jared Goguen said:

So I know you made those dished plates for your loadable Inch bell, I assume that's been a big part of your training?

Actually only a very small part of the training in this block. Came up with something new that worked well.

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Congrats

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