BodybuildingUniverse Plat Hero Platinum Nov 30, 2003 #2 I personally would no longer go any deeper than when my arms hit a 90 degree angle when using any extra weight. Tore mine in the bottom of a deep dip with 100 pounds on. GREAT exercise but be careful
I personally would no longer go any deeper than when my arms hit a 90 degree angle when using any extra weight. Tore mine in the bottom of a deep dip with 100 pounds on. GREAT exercise but be careful
NWinters New member Nov 30, 2003 #3 i usually go till elbows are 90 degrees......It doesnt hurt my shoulders as much as if I were doing them deep
i usually go till elbows are 90 degrees......It doesnt hurt my shoulders as much as if I were doing them deep
coolcolj New member Dec 1, 2003 #5 I go rock bottom, but I try to stay upright so stress is more on triceps I only use bodyweight at present and concentrate more on exploisveness and speed on the way up.
I go rock bottom, but I try to stay upright so stress is more on triceps I only use bodyweight at present and concentrate more on exploisveness and speed on the way up.
I IronandGravity New member Dec 1, 2003 #6 I go to where upper arm is parallel to the floor because that's when my knees hit the floor. I do my dips on sawhorses.
I go to where upper arm is parallel to the floor because that's when my knees hit the floor. I do my dips on sawhorses.
S Sebass67 New member Dec 1, 2003 #7 Alright...well i guess i'll just stick with my technique then...going to 90... Thanks guys
M MnFguy49 New member Dec 1, 2003 #8 I go to 90 as well...anyone feel any discomfort around their collerbone area when doing them?
D delldell2 New member Dec 1, 2003 #9 MnFguy49 said: I go to 90 as well...anyone feel any discomfort around their collerbone area when doing them? Click to expand... Yes. I used to go too deep and aggravated my shoulders a little. I have trouble staying upright even though my triceps are stronger.
MnFguy49 said: I go to 90 as well...anyone feel any discomfort around their collerbone area when doing them? Click to expand... Yes. I used to go too deep and aggravated my shoulders a little. I have trouble staying upright even though my triceps are stronger.
Synpax Well-known member Dec 1, 2003 #10 Beyond 90 - I go down beyond it to the point that they rest.