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How to Bench Press 225 lbs. The Mind of a Bench Presser
How to bench press 225 lbs? The same way you do 300 bench press. Or 1,000. The weight itself is a result of your strength - both physical and mental. The bench press technique is the same. The equipment is the same. The only variables that change are physical and psychological strength.
These two variables need to be trained equally. One without the other will produce mediocre results at best. Together, they can make your bench press strength skyrocket.
Training for physical strength is fairly easy to do and measure. Psychological strength on the other hand is often very hard to gain. Repeating to yourself that you can do it does not equal to psychological strength. The trick is to not convince yourself that you can lift a certain weight, but to truly believe you can do it and at the same time, be in fact able to do it. You body and mind needs to be in sync on this.
One of the key factor that determines both of your strengths is consistency. If you are consistent in your training and put as much effort in it as you possibly can, both inside and outside the gym, you not only train your body, but you also give your mind a clear impulse that it can rely on your body. Only then you can start working on convincing your mind, that your body can in fact lift more than it ever did before.
Remember, when you train for strength, you get to test it at the end of the cycle. That is the time, when your challenge your body and your mind with a weight you never before even attempted to lift. At that point, both your body and your mind must be 100% sure of what can be lifted. In a competition, this weight would be your first attempt. A starting point, so to speak.
Once this attempt is completed, you start working on your mind to convince it, that your body can lift more. You can use meditation and logical persuasion, such as basic percentage calculations based on your lifted weights. Some people like to hear others yelling at them, some people even like to be smacked to get the rush of adrenaline going. No matter what, one thing you absolutely need to do is to visualize yourself to lift the weight.
It is easier said than done. I am not talking about seeing yourself to stand on the pedestal with a medal in hand. You need to visualize the lift itself. You need to feel the weight. You must not be worried about failure or victory. Nothing but the lift. Picking up the bar. Stabilizing it. Moving it down. Touching the chest. Awaiting the lift command. Pressing it up. Placing the bar on the rack. The complete lift. This will give your mind an impulse that it is not only possible to lift the weight on the bar, but that it has already been done. So your mind will think of it as something your body can do, because it did it before.
Training your mind to trust your body requires a lot of training. But the stronger your body becomes, the stronger your mind will be too. Just keep in mind, that your bench press strength is only as good as the weakest link. So make sure, that there is none. And if you spot one, train it harder than anything else to catch up with the rest. There is no other way to big bench press strength.
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How many helium balloons would it take to lift a 190 lbs man.?
Just curious. You never know when it may come in handy.
A normal balloon at an amusement park might be 30 centimeters (about 1 foot) in diameter. To determine how many liters of helium a sphere can hold, the equation is 4/3 x pi x r x r x r. The radius of a 30-centimeter-diameter balloon is 15 centimeters, so:
4/3 x pi x 15 x 15 x 15 = 14,137 cubic centimeters = 14 liters
So a normal amusement park balloon can lift about 14 grams, assuming that the weight of the balloon itself and the string is negligible.
If you weigh 50 kilograms (about 110 pounds), then you weigh 50,000 grams. Divide your 50,000 grams by the 14 grams per balloon and you find that you need 3,571.42 balloons to lift your weight. You might want to add 500 more if you actually would like to rise at a reasonable rate. So you need roughly 4,000 balloons to lift yourself if you weigh 50 kilograms, and you can adjust that number according to your weight.
Let's say that instead of going to the amusement park, you go to an army surplus store and buy one 3-meter (about 10-foot) balloon. It can hold:
4/3 x pi x 150 x 150 x 150 = 14,137,000 cubic centimeters = 14,137 liters
It would only take four of those to give you the same lift.
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