Hey fellas,
Recently I obtained a herniated disk in my lower back as a result of deadlifting. And while it seems very likely that I will never be able to powerlift again, just in case this isn't true (any feedback on this would be appreciated), I need to continue to improve my very weak bench press (290). My bench has always been my weak point, but now it is all I have for the time being.
So, that said, what do you guys recommend in terms of a "bench only" routine? Currently, I do Bench, Incline, and Flys for chest, which is plenty, given that I do quite a few sets on each.
In the past, my auxillary lifts were always tailored around squat and dl, although I now realize I worked my arms way too much (about 16 sets of triceps per week-stupid).
Currently, I lift 3 days a week, and I do chest on 2 of those days. I have been filling the rest of those days with lats, shoulders, and some arms.
Can someone here suggest a program for auxillary lifts to fit around my chest workouts? Although I am doing plenty of other lifts, I lack a good solid routine that I can plan for every day. Let me know what other exercises, sets, reps, etc.
I am 22 years old, 240 lbs (down from 250 after this injury). My strength is fairly respectable on all the auxillary lifts I do, with the exception of close grip bench.
Thank you all for your time.
Recently I obtained a herniated disk in my lower back as a result of deadlifting. And while it seems very likely that I will never be able to powerlift again, just in case this isn't true (any feedback on this would be appreciated), I need to continue to improve my very weak bench press (290). My bench has always been my weak point, but now it is all I have for the time being.
So, that said, what do you guys recommend in terms of a "bench only" routine? Currently, I do Bench, Incline, and Flys for chest, which is plenty, given that I do quite a few sets on each.
In the past, my auxillary lifts were always tailored around squat and dl, although I now realize I worked my arms way too much (about 16 sets of triceps per week-stupid).
Currently, I lift 3 days a week, and I do chest on 2 of those days. I have been filling the rest of those days with lats, shoulders, and some arms.
Can someone here suggest a program for auxillary lifts to fit around my chest workouts? Although I am doing plenty of other lifts, I lack a good solid routine that I can plan for every day. Let me know what other exercises, sets, reps, etc.
I am 22 years old, 240 lbs (down from 250 after this injury). My strength is fairly respectable on all the auxillary lifts I do, with the exception of close grip bench.
Thank you all for your time.

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