Bench Press Shirt | John Inzer on how to pull the shirt in 1992

John Inzer on how to pull a bench press shirt for maximum results in the early 90s. The shirts we're kind of new at the time and people haven't figured out how to pull am on right. John Inzer still seals equipment at inzernet.com/
John Inzer was a powerlifter in the 80s and 90s. He also was and still is one of the biggest companies that produces powerlifting equipment. In this video he will show us how you should pull a bench shirt in 1992. With that said that my ot e the way to do it today.
This is footage from Video power magazine.

[@oliverallen5324]

I'd like to see more of John Inzer.

[@TyghtAlso]

John Inzer is everything you would want a powerlifting company owner to be.

[@samuelclemons508]

You youngsters have no idea how great a deadlifter he was.

[@bm_videa]

inzer is rocking some serious shoulderpads :)

[@MarkO-fb4ye]

Wow anthony clark helping get that shirt on man he was tremendous!

[@pauloconnor8614]

This content is crazy interesting crazy to see old school shit keep up the good shit

[@robertdale001]

Guy was a beast as a teenager in Longview, TX

[@thetruth4702]

And if you don't do it right There's Anthony Clark, one of the strongest men trying to get the shirt one the guy Now I curious as to how to put on a bench press shirt

[@youssefarab8201]

From Where do you get these videos !!!!

[@samuelclemons508]

@@BuJammy no shit ?

[@mirkoadam3770]

from Powerlifting USA Video series

[@112972gh]

Is that the blast shirt?

[@apointtomake1517]

I'm sorry, but I disagree with pulling directly at the neck. That neck, if you ever wore those bench shirts are really where the stiffness comes from. You DO NOT want to stretch that out, never pull on the neck, if anywhere, have someone or two people pull on the bottom of the shirt, once on the front, then on the back while you are doing large arm circles with both arms. that way nothing up top gets stretched out. Last time I wore a blast shirt was in `93.

[@angrybear2332]

Ruined the Sport

[@ryk1265]

I'll take lifting "equipped" to add poundages anyday than lift raw but "shoot juice" to better my totals!

[@apointtomake1517]

The blast shirts did not ruin the sport no more than squat suits and knee wraps. What did ruin the sport are the abominations they de-volved into, the multi-ply mess of both squat suits and bench shirts.

[@Josh_tippie]

@@ryk1265 same

[@mistatrollge3184]

@@ryk1265 Hey pointdexter, equipped lifters are also "shooting juice" in addition to mile high squats in their uncle's backyard barbeque meet.