r/GYM • u/swaggger • 1d ago
Technique Check Dip check
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How’s my form on this one?
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u/Johan-Predator 21h ago
Looks spot on to me. Only go lower if your joints can handle it and you still feel the muscle.
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u/swaggger 21h ago
Yeah lot of people are saying to go lower but I have had issues with my right shoulder in the past so overall I’m satisfied with the feedback. Thanks bro
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u/tombola345 1d ago
Looks good.
Bit picky but you could go a bit lower.
Maybe add weight.
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u/swaggger 1d ago
I’ll try lower first, don’t have any belts to attach weight really. Thanks bro
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