Can someone please post or email me the entire bigger faster program. thanks
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Thread: bigger faster stronger
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08-15-2002, 10:31 PM #9
were not saying that 110 pounds in 13 months isnt bad its just that being stronger in the bench means **** when your a linebacker and a 220 pound beast of a running back is coming right at you. BFS is far closer to a bb program then it is to athletic training program. It was made up by some ******* of a coach who thought he knew what he ws talking about. And one more thing, i went back to the old football coach and got the old program. I went from 190 pounds bodyweight with 23% bf and benching 135 5.2 40 yard dash to 155 with 5% benching 230 4.5 40 yard dash in 7 months.
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08-19-2002, 06:53 AM #21
huhh when people come into the gym and ask me for a workout...i useally put them on the BFS workout. iv seen a guy go from 150 to 190 off it (he ate pure **** tho)
It’s right now. It’s hard, fast, and crisp. I’m not dinking around in there. I’m not a ****ing cream puff. I’m a hammer. I’m a lightning bolt.” (Tom Brands - World & Olympic Champion and Assistant Coach U. of Iowa)
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08-19-2002, 07:51 AM #22
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I did BFS all through High School. Bench went from 180 to 315 in my 4 years, not to mention I ran the NFL Combine shuttle agility test in 4.09 at Central Michigan University. I was an option quarterback for football. All-State P/RF in baseball, State Qualifier in wrestling at 171 lbs, and played travel hockey until age 18.
The only weightlifting program I ever did in that time was the BFS program. You tellin me it's ****? Why don't ya kick me in the nuts cause that's about how it feels when you say sh*t like that!?!?! BFS made a man outta me.
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08-19-2002, 07:58 AM #23
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Originally posted by biggdave
now do you really think BFS made you able to throw the baseball farther probley not. The only way your going to be able to throw anything farther is by throwing and doing throwing drills not by doing curls. BFS is 100% bodybuilding except for the powercleans.
Curls WILL help your throwing because having symmetrical muscle development in your bicep helps prevent even greater stress on your elbow joint when throwing. Furthermore, the same policy goes for shoulder development. Clemens is a freak because he's strong as a horse. Same goes with Nolan Ryan. Proper mechanics and having a strong body will help you throw harder just as much as your rotator cuff exercises (jobes) if not more.
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08-19-2002, 09:43 AM #24
im the prime example of what a athlete should look like
i dont have big biceps. my love handles are enlarged from heavy squatting.
but where i stand is i cant gain too much weight.
BFS was made mainly for mainstream sports a e baseball basketball football ect. ect. bodybuilding workouts work the muscles into enlargement. then again lemme put it too you this way
a powerlifter will bench 315 10 times at a weight of 185 when a bodybuilder at a weight of 210 will bench 315 1 time. but this has little do do with anything. its all how hard you bust your ass.
as for a wrestlers workout...uhh im not going there... (when will the hurting stop)It’s right now. It’s hard, fast, and crisp. I’m not dinking around in there. I’m not a ****ing cream puff. I’m a hammer. I’m a lightning bolt.” (Tom Brands - World & Olympic Champion and Assistant Coach U. of Iowa)
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08-22-2002, 10:01 AM #25
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08-22-2002, 12:18 PM #26
what BFS program are you on. they dont do push presses or snatches. 3 sets of 10 is bodybuilding not athletic training, and if it was a real strenght training program then for your core lifts you would be asked to do one rep maxes and then do your lifts with a certain precentage of that weight for a certain number of reps. BFS has no science to it.
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08-22-2002, 03:15 PM #27
BFS - Can work
I've actually used BFS - with small changes.. for several years.
Not sure how it works via sports but in Powerlifting it was popular.
My school from 97 and 98 were unstoppable in US Competitions.. We were featured in BFS ( Crappy Mag ) and Sports Illustrated.
With the right coach and the right tweaking.. BFS can actually work.
However, as of this year I'm dumping that program as in college it's worthless.. Now I'm searching for a new routine/program to help me grow in Track.
Side Note: BFS was designed for Nebraska Football program.. it's worthless if you want to play other sports..
Originally posted by warriorlifter21
i already made a renegade post just scroll down in this section.....also read understand the sand that is a type of renegade training
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08-22-2002, 04:58 PM #28
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