Hey guys,
as someone who has not been able to bench press due to shoulder pain for a year now, but can press overhead, I'd like to have your take on the RTS methods for that lift. Currently, my estimated overhead press max is somewhere between 80-85 kg. The goal is to get it to 100kg. I would use the bench press layout of the RTS generalized intermediate program for my ohp. For all bench variations I would use the overhead press equivalent. Does that make sense?
Wow no more giving it away for free on the internet forums from these guys, huh?
Do you think all these bots even lift?
So to answer your question, how about another question what other lifts are you currently doing? Bench is out, okay, but others? What's your age/weight/height, training history. Anything else you can think of.
1,80 m ; 90 kg ; 18 years ; decently leanOriginally Posted by Didroxy
So what I am currently doing are
overhead presses,
weighted pushups,
low rackpulls,
chinups.
I am not a exactly a powerlifter right now, but I plan on competing in the future.
I have been having lower back problems (osteochendrosis and disc protrusion) for about 1,5 years.
Clarification: When I say my back hurts, it means that I have problems sitting and bending over during my everyday live (after doing squats or deadlifts, even with 60kg).
After experimenting around with literally every exercise I could think of, I found out that I can only do barbell lunges for my lower body. So I got my lunge up 115kg for working sets. Now, I discovered that I can finally work my back again. While deadlifts still hurt, I can at least do rackpulls from the lowest pin now. I just started doing these rack pulls 2 weeks ago. I got 180kg for a single, the second time I tried it. Therefore I think that I will hit 200kg+ in no time.
Squats still hurt my back. Also, my right quad tendon is inflamed. The pain started about 2,5 months ago, when I was driving a car.
I have also found a way to progressively overload pushups, which are fine on my shoulder.
Mate, you have a lot of injuries for your age, but if you've found what works for you and not hurting yourself further, then more power yo to.
I cringe a little when you mention a protruding disc and doing heavy rack pulls. At your body weight, all those connectives are hanging on by a thread. Hope you are doing low reps at least, it sounds like it. Wearing a belt right?
Lunges can be risky especially at a heavy weight. Why not do leg press? It's nice to have something that mimics the squat (you can't squat right?), but I would keep it safe dude. I would be looking at a lot of machine work.
What I 'm getting at here is instead of all this trying to train when you're hurt thing, why don't you take advantage of the fact that you're 18, cool off for a while and heal your injuries? get your surgery or whatever is necessary. At that age you should be able to heal quick and get back to the training and into a proper power lifting regime.
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