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827.7kg/1825lbs @103.2kg/227.6lbs Bw
841.2kg/1855lbs @107.9kg/238lbs Bw
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Powerlifters turned bodybuilders turned back to powerlifters 🥀 (he mogs in both)

#bodybuilding #reels

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#powerlifting #bodybuilding

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Lotta rootin’ n tootin’ round these parts

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Thought Ide never be back tbh

#gym #gymmotivation #deadlifts

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Me vs my archniggasis @vsokaa
Competition breeds excellence🤝🏿🤝🏿

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🎯 The goal is to make every rep look the same.

Rep 1 shouldn’t be clean and controlled while rep 10 looks like a completely different exercise.

🏋️ Same setup
⏱️ Same tempo
📏 Same range of motion
💪 Same technique
🎯 Same intent

As fatigue builds, maintaining that consistency gets harder—and that’s the point.

If you have to shorten the range of motion, speed through the eccentric, bounce the weight, or completely change your mechanics just to finish the set, you’re no longer producing the same rep.

🔥 Control the weight on the first rep.
🔥 Control it when you’re tired.
🔥 Make the last good rep look as much like the first as possible.

Progress isn’t just adding more weight.

Better execution under fatigue is progress too. 📈

Make every rep count. 💪

#strengthtraining #bodybuilding #hypertrophy #gym #fitness

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#gym #bodybuilding #gymmotivation #transformation #weightloss

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First week 4 post comp, took it lighter, very good. Missed my pooks 💜

445X3 squat

315 long pause Bench

@steelbeachgym

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Trust the process ✍️

255lbs first pictures - 208lbs now

Maybe ill consider a show next year 👀

#bodybuilding #weightloss #gymmotivation #natty

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💪 Stop Chasing PRs. Start Chasing Longevity.

If you’re over 35, one of the smartest things you can do isn’t to stop bench pressing—it’s to bench with intention.

Heavy lifting has its place, but moderate loads (about 60–80% of your one-rep max) allow you to build and maintain muscle while placing less cumulative stress on your joints, tendons, and connective tissue.

Here’s why that matters:

🧠 Preserves strength for decades. Strength is one of the strongest predictors of healthy aging, independence, and resilience.

💪 Stimulates muscle growth. Research consistently shows you don’t need maximal loads to build muscle. Taking moderate weight close to failure recruits the same high-threshold muscle fibers responsible for growth.

🦴 Supports bone density. Mechanical loading helps maintain stronger bones, reducing age-related bone loss.

❤️ Improves metabolic health. More lean muscle improves insulin sensitivity, glucose regulation, and overall metabolic function.

🦾 Reduces wear and tear. Constant max-effort training increases fatigue and recovery demands. Moderate weights let you accumulate high-quality training volume while keeping your shoulders, elbows, and wrists healthier.

⚡ Recovers faster. Better recovery means you can train consistently, and consistency beats intensity over the long run.

The goal after 35 isn’t to prove how strong you are every workout.

The goal is to still be strong at 45.
Then 55.
Then 65.

Strength isn’t just about today’s lift.
It’s about preserving the capacity to live, work, play, and protect the people you love for the rest of your life.

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Possibly my greatest lock-in ever

#gym #bodybuilding #fitness #gymmotivation #transformation

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Picture perfect 📸 scenes from our Grand Reopening Party!

Special thanks to @ndo_champ for bringing the energy and hosting an AMAZING event!

Thank you to all who came out and supported!

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