Ring Dips vs Regular Dips (Bar Dips)

[@bugginyaear]

I also much prefer rings for dips, and i dont even have a matador for my rack. I have had shoulder flare ups due to benching a bit much and possibly unracking heavy weights on my own. Ive backed off standard bench press for a few weeks now and just started again with a multi bar for the neutral grip, along with keeping up with the ring dips which did not aggravate my shoulders at all. Once the monolift attachments that i ordered arrived, i will start benching again. That being said, i would highly recommend you turning your hands out for the lockout for each rep. It seems especially great for shoulder health to turn the hands out and i really feel the benefit from these. Can’t wait for my rhino belt squat machine to arrive with the rogue multi belt, which is what brought me to one of your videos today in researching what kind of strap to use since the multi belt doesnt come with a chain, and i am trying to not buy a separate belt for weighted dips and pullups. Just wanted to add that dips with fixed matador would aggravate my shoulders, while doing them with rings feels like almost the exact opposite (at least for me). Just wanted to offer my 2 cents. I like your vibe with this channel so far 👍🏾🙂

[@Tropicalfrooploops]

When i started on rings i could do 30 parallel bar dips, and only 5 ring dips haha....you've inspired me though, i'm gonna go do some rings right now

[@ThreeStormFitness]

I was in the same boat man. Keep hitting them

[@Agr414]

Rings are amazing for core development. I remember that ab soreness you mentioned when I first started doing ring dips.

[@joseg.7036]

Hey buddy hope everything's ok! Just checking up on you. Stay safe!

[@rishi323]

i had sternum pain whenever i did bar dips, even without weights at times. I knew I had the strength for it and once I switched to rings I had no such issues. Rings are great in that they also provide more out of less weight

[@healthyholisticcalisthenic94]

I love rings and regular dips good video talking about both 💪

[@ShawntreezyBreezy]

I love the rings, still too hard for me to do dips but great for stretching , static holds and other various movements

[@ThreeStormFitness]

Keep working at them. Your body will figure them out. Thanks for watching man!

[@aw_shucks17]

dude i just saw your video on the levi jeans and that shit had me dead man idek why i watched it but crotch gusset is a great word

[@opaloakley]

I have a question. Is going up and down the stairs multiple times a good way to lose weight? Or will it have the opposite effect by building leg muscle and causing the number on the scale to increase? Right now I'm really just trying to lose weight.

[@ironhallgym]

Welcome back to the lab!

[@ThreeStormFitness]

Thanks brother!

[@antonioramirez4811]

Que hermoso hombre 🥰🥰🥰

[@mads918]

I've never seen a single lift of yours in the big 3, are you even strong???

[@ThreeStormFitness]

Strong by average human standards, but not by powerlifting standards. I haven't had a bar on my back in over a year (working around nagging back and knee issues). My best big 3 lifts are 450 squat, 540 dead, 375 bench at ~245. I don't make a lot of big 3 centric videos because I don't think I can add a lot of value to the existing content out there. In short, there are much stronger experts who can give better information. I just try to talk about things where I feel I can offer a unique perspective. Hope that makes sense.

[@TheSandkastenverbot]

@@ThreeStormFitness These are extremely good numbers. Reacting so calmly to this question also shows inner strength 💪