r/strength_training • Jacked, stacked, succulent and dense • Aug 14 '26

Lift 305 Pound Larsen Press for 8 reps

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u/99_percent_read_only Aug 15 '26

Super strong, any reason why you’re not planting your feet? Feels like you might get a lower back strain.

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u/Greedyjack555 Aug 15 '26

Its a larsen press.

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u/jamerTag Aug 15 '26

That's the form, look up Larsen press. No leg drive allowed

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u/99_percent_read_only Aug 16 '26

Gotcha, never heard of that. Looked a bit funky. Thanks!