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Natural bodybuilder and trainer Layne Norton's back in a new series, applying the same intensity and dedication of his competitive bodybuilding career to hitting new records in powerlifting. Get Layne's inside tips and personal thoughts on the focus needed to succeed in this demanding sport.
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Layne Norton's Powerlifting, Episode #6: APA Indiana State Meet
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In powerlifting, if you've decided you can't life a certain weight you're going to be right 100% of the time, and Layne utilizes this fundamental with his intense mind-over-matter philosophy. At an important state meet, he breaks down his strategy identifying his strengths and opportunities, and calls on his unofficial pump-up coach to help push him to the extreme.
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attitude is great.I'd love to meet the guy someday he's
such and inspiration to me
You have to break parallel
these videos I'm similar to you in height and weight
i'm 5'9 about 225-230 people always think i'm all about
body building but all I care about it my weight with
form but I do high reps 6-10 my bench is 245 with
60pound elastic bands I get that for 3 sets of 8. My 3
rep max is 315 so i'm on my way. Thanks for inspiring
me to live life to the fullest and life heavy.
work n natural too!!!
get injured :)
will ever stop me.
to do a natural show. not to sound cheesy or nothin but
your dedication and philosophies are sound. dont let
haters bring you down, you got tons of support mayne.
git it.
opinion on things, keep it up.
casue they are crazy for raw numbers! That video ws
very decieving. Keep bending that bar and 'raising the
bar' for the natural strength guys!!!
wall, although i know he doesn't like making any
excuses, that he hit greater depth on a squat he almost
got at raw unity (with good camera angle) than another
dude who squatted the same weight and it was counted.
ATG w/o a doubt.
splicing, really didn't know how to get the best angle
to show depth. He was going for dramatic, and it made
it look shallow. So please see that I can handle
plenty of heavy weight to proper depth. Though I don't
have a video of me squatting at that particular meet...
here is me doing 585 in the gym (I did 570 at the
meet). I have never ever received even a SINGLE red
light for squat depth ever. Even at Raw Unity which
has the strictest judging of any meet
going.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEX7-B79
XRE
so please don't call my squat depth a joke
:)
Layne squats ass to the ground. Jeremy and I were both
there and his squats are anything but shallow. The
video angle doesn't do it justice. :)
vid fellas!!!!!
that way..but trust me, all those squats were deep