Wade McNutt - Nervous System Training Vs. Body Part Training!

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The nervous system and training program of a professional athlete are not the same as the novice or beginner. Get an idea about what nervous system training is and how it differs from body part training.

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This article is makes no sense whatsoever and has no basis in fact. Very poorly written with assumptions not defended in any comprehensible way.

Glad to know there is more than one way to skin the cat. I believe that before you judge a training routine you should try it first. Some routines might work well for some and not for others.

This article to me is just another way to achieve great physical health. I think some of the subjects written about makes sense. I would consider myself a beginner and would like to reach the next level in time.

I am willing to try this out, in high school I did the body part training method and I burnt out within a year my workouts became boring and my development stagnant. By cycling between nervous system training and body part training perhaps I can break through the barrier.

Anything that gets you in the gym to workout is a good thing so if I have to switch between the two from burning out so be it.

Guy's just trying to put some weird spins on things and rename them to make some money. I mean c'mon, a system called FreakyBigNatural? Rofl, what a sap, and the guy probably weighs a buck 80 at his peak and squats 200.

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Guy's just trying to put some weird spins on things and rename them to make some money. I mean c'mon, a system called FreakyBigNatural? Rofl, what a sap, and the guy probably weighs a buck 80 at his peak and squats 200.

Are you speaking from experience? have you tried the system? Just want to get some info.
I just bought it and it looks good so far: the forum is very informative, there are some intersting tips and some really impressive gains by members.
And he did not look buck eighty on the pictures. I did some research before I decided to give it a try.
And this article makes a lot of sense as well.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Guy's just trying to put some weird spins on things and rename them to make some money. I mean c'mon, a system called FreakyBigNatural? Rofl, what a sap, and the guy probably weighs a buck 80 at his peak and squats 200.

i use the system and in only 5 weeks have gained 6 pounds and droped 1% body fat, my strength has also significantly increased and body is more defined, trust me when i say tht the guy does NOT weigh 'a buck 80' he is a big dude

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Hey i really liked that article and wondering if anyone one here has giving that program a try?