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JordMclIconBehind the neck press06-12-2013 @ 19:07 
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Anybody on this website use the behind the neck press in their training, and how well does it work? I have seen that Ted Arcidi loved this exercise and it helped him with his bench press a lot like. Any advice for the implementation of this to your training routine?
hermanIcon...06-12-2013 @ 19:16 
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In bill starr's book he generally recommends training three times a week, heavy, light, medium.

For pressing you can either alter intensity for one lift (ie bench press) or use the nature of the lift to determine load. A suggestion is;

Bench on Monday.

Behind neck press on Wednesday.

Normal front press on Friday.
unit94Icon...06-12-2013 @ 19:37 
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I do snatch grip btn press, that's to improve my overhead stability though, used to do seated behind the neck on smith machine but you can't beat standing military.
JordMclIcon...06-12-2013 @ 19:46 
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herman said:In bill starr's book he generally recommends training three times a week, heavy, light, medium.

For pressing you can either alter intensity for one lift (ie bench press) or use the nature of the lift to determine load. A suggestion is;

Bench on Monday.

Behind neck press on Wednesday.

Normal front press on Friday.


Does sound like a good way to do the pressing, but I do not want to change my plan too much, but rather add to it.
martinbIcon...06-12-2013 @ 19:48 
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I do behind the neck jerks cause they are fun
JordMclIcon...06-12-2013 @ 19:49 
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unit94 said:I do snatch grip btn press, that's to improve my overhead stability though, used to do seated behind the neck on smith machine but you can't beat standing military.


I will be doing standing military, and probably do behind the neck as an addition to that. I was just seeing if anybody had good experience with the movement, a lot can get lost in translation over articles on the internet and facts and figures are all well and good, but experience can help decide a lot of the times much better.
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