somewhere in the region of 140/90......does it effect the bp by training heavy and what about the superheavy weights they surely must have elevated bloodpressure
thats way too much if going to absolute failure do one or two worksets max......on the othre hand if going for more sets then keep one or two reps inside you....i hope i am making sense....
also u can use 10 or 15 lb plates for flyes......a bit akward but doable
since you are training natural...... spread out the workout to mon wed fri or tue thu sat whatever suits you.....
do either flat or decline press in one wokout and use dips or pushups supersetting with flyes to fry your chest ......
and do squats and deadlift on differrant days to use heavier...
use the alternate grip....that is one palm facing you and the other facing away from u.....if you are using this grip then try
heavy.....more than you can deadlift static hold from rack.....or try hanging from the chining bar as long as you can
usually 2-1-2 for lower body
and
2-1-4 for the upperbody exercises
well weight does matter, low reps and heavy weight helps in increasing weight . but the weight should be handled in good form