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Why do people do this? It drives me nuts. What is the benefit of it? |
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It is usually in gyms where very few actually squat. The other reason is they are too lazy to bend down and pick the barbell up to get it into position because they probably never deadlifted in their life.
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I should have phrased that differently. Regarding the people who ONLY do curls. If you are that one guy who does squats, then yeah, you can do whatever you please with the rack.
My gym has a rack specifically for the curl bar, so I guess its a touch different here. Last edited by thisdude; 11-18-2011 at 11:55 AM. |
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The only benefit I see of doing curls in the squat rack is drop sets and the like. I've done it before, but only when the gym is pretty much empty, and I give priority to anyone who wants to use it for compound movements.
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Well yesterday, I was doing a double drop set with db flies at the end...In between dropping weight, some guy asked if I could spot him...I literally said, "Sure if you give me a minute" and proceeded with the rest of those sets...Took me about 2-3 minutes due to rest pauses. After, I spotted him.
I dont know, but this drive and focus I have in the gym, Ive honestly turned into a bit of a dick really. Aka not really caring about anyone else but me. But it works, and I remain focused. The worst is when some of my Marines come in, and start chit chat when im going at it. |
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x2 on this. Also, it forces you to get creative to add different lifts. No T-bar row setup. Get a bar, plates and figure the rest out. Feels good when you can make what you have work.
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