See page 30, for front military presses if you do not want to do standing or seated B.T.N. presses.
Monday, April 18, 2011
BEHIND THE NECK PRESS
There are two variants: seated and standing. I prefer the seated behind the neck press, but you need a spotter for the seated version. The standing version re: form -- position the bar like you would for a squat, but with a closed stance (i.e., feet together, pigeon-toed), press overhead, return bar to beginning position, do another rep. 3x12.
See Page 33, Bob Hoffman's instructions for the standing behind the neck press: Standing B.T.N. Press
See page 30, for front military presses if you do not want to do standing or seated B.T.N. presses.
See page 30, for front military presses if you do not want to do standing or seated B.T.N. presses.
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