you did iso pushups? how? how low did you hold, and how much were your feet elevated? I've been thinking about adding this at the end of my workout to work on stability.
Someone wasn't paying attention to my thread
I elevated my hands rather than feet so I could get low.
I started off by putting my hands on stationary steps and trying to hold it for 3 sets of 45 seconds (in a set with bent over pull downs).
Then, I moved onto putting my hands on medicine balls
Then, I started putting a plate on my back, I eventually got up to using a 20kg plate before the move was written out of my plan
Now, if I do them I put both hands on the one ball, it's really bloody hard and I can only do them for 30 seconds
Once I graduate from them I'm gonna do noe armed iso holds with medicine ball - that's gonna look so cool
How was I suppose to know that I think I'm gonna try just regular push up holds at first, then progress to medicine balls after a while. I'm benching on sunday, so I'll do a month of this and see if it affects by bench progress
Start with plates. Just place your hands on two plates and get down to 90 degrees. Hold that for 30-60 seconds. It sounds easy, but its not.
BigTom, you weight what 160 or something? CCR is up at 230. Stop saying you suck so much or you will continue to suck. (Im talking about benching, what you do otherwise is your choice)
You want to increase strength first and foremost, then lift for strength. Get out of the 12 rep sets and into the 3's.
The bad thing is tony, i weigh 219lbs!!!