The most important thing is grip position and grip strength. Your chest muscles dont tire as easily as you think, what stops people from doing more reps/weight is their grip strength.
The problem I used to have was my grip on the bar was too close together. As a result I would get like a shooting pain in my shoulders which made me stop.
So I moved my index fingers wider (they are on the lines on a olympic bar)
So for a chest day I will do
10x135
10x225
8x255
2-4x274 I could do more I think but I dont want to risk it.
Then I come back an do 225 to near failure.
Then I go do dumbell bench
10x80
10x80
5x5x5 using 50's (pulsing set) Which means you go down till you feel a burn and do a quick pulsing motion 5 times then go up and come back down.
Then dumbell flies
10x50
10x50
5x5x5 (pulsing set with the flies)
Then,
2 sets up push-ups
60x-75x depending on how tired I am
then maybe 40x, the second set is real hard.
Then all I take supplement wise is a 200 mg no-dose and a B-complex vitamin with a scoop of No-explode. (I have a high tolerance to caffiene, so one no dose and a B vitamin should provide plenty of energy.)
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