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Originally Posted by lex-ttp

I try to switch it up sometimes and just train till failure whether it's 12 or 13 or whatever reps. I've got some OCD going on so sometimes it's harder than it seems but I always try to just go till failure.

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Lol bro I have a little OCD too. It's good and bad in this thing.

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Originally Posted by Uncle Ric

Lol bro I have a little OCD too. It's good and bad in this thing.

do you have to have the same style of plate on both sides? all facing the same way? i do and if i start with a certain style of db or plate i will not change it up during a set. they all have to be the same

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Originally Posted by guns01

do you have to have the same style of plate on both sides? all facing the same way? i do and if i start with a certain style of db or plate i will not change it up during a set. they all have to be the same

yuuuuup. and if they are different style plates i make sure to grad two and put them in the same position on both sides.

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Originally Posted by DethKlok

yuuuuup. and if they are different style plates i make sure to grad two and put them in the same position on both sides.

haha, i am not the only nut. i will pull them all off of one side if someone i am training with does it wrong. it drives me nuts

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Originally Posted by DethKlok

yuuuuup. and if they are different style plates i make sure to grad two and put them in the same position on both sides.

Doesn't everyone do this??? LMAO! I know they don't... I train in my own gym in my basement. I have 4 different style plates. Not only must I have a symmetrical stack on each side of the barbell; but they have to go on the weight trees in the proper order.... This is something that makes me grind my teeth whenever I work out at a commercial gym... I wind up rearranging plates on storage trees! Nuts, nuts, NUTS!

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