4 Tests Every Lifter Should Be Able to Pass - T Nation Content
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Got Relative Strength? Find Out Right Now. You should be able to pass these tests before you hit the bench, squat, do direct arm work, or add more ab exercises. Can you? 1. 25 Goblet Squats with 50% Bodyweight Before you graduate to barbell squats, you should be able to goblet squat to parallel using a dumbbell or kettlebell for 25 unbroken reps. It’s a test of relative strength, which means it’ll show you whether or not you’re strong for your size. Grab a kettlebell or d
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