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Feb 21 2012 11:44am
Quote (W4rrior @ Feb 21 2012 11:37am)
okay, so I should aim more of how much weight i put on instead of preformance?
I have heard from many people that doing exercises differently will make a huge difference but then again everyone talks when it comes to bodybuilding......




mm yeah.. Its hard when it comes to asking about bodybuilding because everyone has so much thought about everything ^^ hard to know who to listen to
probably just going to try myself and see and actually learn by myself rather then asking questions and ''getting spoonfed'' as some people like to express themselves


well alot of the time the spoonfed stuff has worked for the people that talk about it and thats why it becomes the only suggestion. whether you do a typical 5x5 workout or what i stated above you will see results.

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well alot of the time the spoonfed stuff has worked for the people that talk about it and thats why it becomes the only suggestion. whether you do a typical 5x5 workout or what i stated above you will see results.


thanks :)

Spoonfeading can be crucial though, im still in the process of learning but if some new guy came to me asking about the easiest questions I would rather spend 2 minutes typing it out instead of seeing him make a injury topic the day after just because I was too proud of helping with basics.. but thats just how i think haha
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Feb 21 2012 11:52am
Here a thought , switch it up by adding weight each week to your 5x5

Oh and btw , don't do legs after back without atleast a break
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Feb 21 2012 11:55am
Quote (Zark @ Feb 21 2012 06:52pm)
Here a thought , switch it up by adding weight each week to your 5x5

Oh and btw , don't do legs after back without atleast a break


would you mind elaborating the last statement? got me curious
youre thinking about the lower back/spine nervs right? (or i am totaly wrong, just grabbed out of thin air lol)

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Feb 21 2012 01:27pm
Oh lord. No, you don't need to change it up every week. You technically don't have to change it up at all. The workload is increased as you add weight.

Muscle Confusion is a bunch of shit. Anyone who says it isn't, doesn't know anything about lifting.
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Feb 21 2012 01:33pm
Quote (W4rrior @ Feb 21 2012 08:55pm)
would you mind elaborating the last statement? got me curious
youre thinking about the lower back/spine nervs right? (or i am totaly wrong, just grabbed out of thin air lol)


the back is indirectly involved in many leg exercises
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Feb 21 2012 01:42pm
Quote (PureOwnage2 @ Feb 21 2012 07:27pm)
Oh lord.  No, you don't need to change it up every week.  You technically don't have to change it up at all.  The workload is increased as you add weight.

Muscle Confusion is a bunch of shit.  Anyone who says it isn't, doesn't know anything about lifting.


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Feb 21 2012 01:44pm
I'm doing 531 for the next year. I'll let you know in a year how it goes :X

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Feb 21 2012 03:46pm
Absolutely thats a great idea. Max effort week, repetition week, dynamic week.
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