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    Re: Mark Bell's Slingshot

    I know Jimmie Pacifico has been using it with good success, He is following in his Father;s footsteps big time.

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    Re: Mark Bell's Slingshot

    Quote Originally Posted by kazman68 View Post
    I know Jimmie Pacifico has been using it with good success, He is following in his Father;s footsteps big time.
    As in Larry?

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    Re: Mark Bell's Slingshot

    Quote Originally Posted by Ironguruera View Post
    Thanks Hun you rock! I've been using more of a pl bench stule like in Dave Tate's videos u posted but for some reason it's Inflaming my shoulder.

    Ill look into this.
    When you tuck your elbows it should take a lot of pressure off your shoulders. Also where are you bringing the bar?

    Quote Originally Posted by Elbutcho View Post
    So this is for overload and tri work right.......with some shoulder.......its blasting it off the chest so it takes some chest out

    Edit: after read your post I guess it takes tris and shoulders out
    I think I need to talk about benching in general first. You use your lats when you're lowering the weight and also when you break inertia (begin the lift). After that, your shoulders and lastly your triceps get involved. A bench uses your whole body and not just a few muscles. That's why it's one of the Big 3.

    The slingshot doesn't take your shoulders and triceps out of the lift. It's an aid that helps you with your form and the initial portion of the lift. You're still performing work. It's not a bench shirt. There is a BIG difference.

    I think for bodybuilders the reactive (blue) slingshot would be best.
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    Re: Mark Bell's Slingshot

    Quote Originally Posted by SisterSteel View Post
    When you tuck your elbows it should take a lot of pressure off your shoulders. Also where are you bringing the bar?



    I think I need to talk about benching in general first. You use your lats when you're lowering the weight and also when you break inertia (begin the lift). After that, your shoulders and lastly your triceps get involved. A bench uses your whole body and not just a few muscles. That's why it's one of the Big 3.

    The slingshot doesn't take your shoulders and triceps out of the lift. It's an aid that helps you with your form and the initial portion of the lift. You're still performing work. It's not a bench shirt. There is a BIG difference.

    I think for bodybuilders the reactive (blue) slingshot would be best.
    Looks like it jumps you out of the hole thus making it possible to lock out heavier loads.
    Looks like a nice training aid......I will pick one up

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    Re: Mark Bell's Slingshot

    Quote Originally Posted by Elbutcho View Post
    Looks like it jumps you out of the hole thus making it possible to lock out heavier loads.
    Looks like a nice training aid......I will pick one up
    Depending on which one you choose will determine how much "help" out of the hole. The reactive (blue) doesn't give much help at all. The original (red) give a little bit of help. The maddog (black) is a double ply so it gives a good deal of help.
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