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its annoying how people who know nothing about weight lifting come up with their own routines that are garbage and then advocate it as being "optimal"
SS/AllPros is definitely better than anything...
why would you believe that? your progress sucks compared to people doing starting strength, even when they aren't doing tons of isolation exercises
in the end you will be weaker and smaller in all...
http://imagecdn.bodybuilding.com/img/user_images/growable/2012/04/21/46995221/progresspic/1zR9KaazR8uXSEwXq8sCwPU8k30499.jpeg
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s175/dgenerationx3/calves2.jpg
lol?
with a lighter weight you aren't guaranteed any growth
you could just use a heavy weight and do sufficient volume/intensity to generate growth
or you can be retarded and do "tension" workouts...
will you post things that are useful then?
lol @ posting other peoples pictures (which look better than you) with that avi and those girly calve pictures
you even deadlift bro? or squat? where...
no
the slower the negative the less reps
as usual not posting any useful information in your posts
afk holding a 5 lb weight above chest all day to get more TUT than doing 215x8
total tension does not matter, total tension / time is what matters.. dragging out your sets with slow reps is just a...
do you do any extreme stretching or rest pause/negatives at end of sets, or do they eat into recovery too much
i benched 90 at 15
come at me *******s
they train for strength and not being huge (muscle that isn't all that efficient for doing 1RMs)? there are weight classes in PLing, so they just train for pure strength. they are still huge though...
feel free to post research to the contrary too
yeah but OP wants to know how people in SHU are huge (supposedly only 3 meals a day and can't get extra food?)
they are comparing ecentric only vs concentric only though... people who lift generally do both movements
pretty sure there is research showing that super slow negatives have no benefit compared...
why do you assume you know how pros are training? they put up a youtube video or two and people think "that must be what they always do"
yeah, kai greene got huge arms from curling those 35 lb...
feel free to post any relevant research that doing 6 second negatives with "pussy weight" will lead to greater hypertrophy than doing your 3 rep max on bench press
yeah, and ronnie would look like ian if he did that
just a fat out of shape kid giving lifting advice to pro bodybuilders
i eat 200+g soy a day
there have been studies showing they don't also
i'm sure the dairy industry wants people to think soy is bad and vice versa
maybe someone here works in a prison
to stay 200+ lbs you would probably need at least 3k calories I would think?