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Movin Weights by the pound
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Posts: 1593
Member No.: 102835
Joined: 13-February 06
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| QUOTE (Younggunz @ Mar 21 2008, 06:24 PM) | "...more is better though...right?" Why? Where are the grounds behind these blind statements? Where is your scientific reasoning?
"No, no, just more then what I do...right?" On what grounds do you make this remark? Because my training is far from the "norm"? While far from the "norm", my training style follows more closely to the principles of physiology, muscle adaptation, and rational thinking.
"No, no, just more like pros tell us to do it...right?" Cause where else are the ideas of training so much coming from? Exercise physiologists? If there are, then ask them to explain why more is needed. Ask to get a straight answer as to why more then one working set is required to stimulate maximal muscle growth.
No, no, instinct tells us...right? hahaha!!!! As if there were such a thing to training. If you still talk about "instinct", don't bother me.
And let the flaming begin...and this is why I don't comment much at all about training anymore on boards such as this. |
it's cool bro, i mean if you like your training style, and are happy with your results... then it's alllll goooood
I'v done my research, and made my argument... take it for what it's worth
Not really here to flame you
Current as of 03/08
Weight: 219lbs
Height: 6'1''
Bi's: 18''
Quads: 26''
Calves: 15.5''
Waist: 35''
PR's:
Bench: 335x1
Deads: 405x3
Milit. DB Press: 100's x6
Squat: 315x5
Incline: 275x2
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No one cares if you are big or not, lift how you want.
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If it is not broken, do not fix it. 
