7 Exercises Lost to the 80s - EliteFTS

[Ken "Skip" Hill]

https://www.elitefts.com/education/t...st-to-the-80s/


Skip

[heavyduty]

well, i guess i look pretty stupid as i use all of the mentioned exercises kind of regularly except the donkey calf raises, only because i can't find a workout partner who will join in. which is why i gave up workout partners. really love the vertical press. most old shit beats the hell out of new shit.

[Ken "Skip" Hill]

You and I are the exceptions, then. Or, we're just old as fuck.

Skip
QUOTE=heavyduty;1204773]well, i guess i look pretty stupid as i use all of the mentioned exercises kind of regularly except the donkey calf raises, only because i can't find a workout partner who will join in. which is why i gave up workout partners. really love the vertical press. most old shit beats the hell out of new shit.[/QUOTE]

[FK86]

I thought for sure you would have included the Pullover Press on this list. The only person I've seen do it is Gaspari.

[Ken "Skip" Hill]

I thought for sure you would have included the Pullover Press on this list. The only person I've seen do it is Gaspari.

I considered it BUT ... I admit to not liking the old thinking that pullovers are a chest exercise. I find them to be excellent for the back but not for the chest.

Skip

[FK86]

I considered it BUT ... I admit to not liking the old thinking that pullovers are a chest exercise. I find them to be excellent for the back but not for the chest.

Skip

I agree that they are a poor chest exercise. Personally, if I was going to use pullover presses I'd probably select them as a triceps exercise. I'd try to mimic the pullover portion the way it's done on a PJR pullover and then finish with the press.

[Ken "Skip" Hill]

I like that idea.

Skip

I agree that they are a poor chest exercise. Personally, if I was going to use pullover presses I'd probably select them as a triceps exercise. I'd try to mimic the pullover portion the way it's done on a PJR pullover and then finish with the press.