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Dec 8 2015 12:10pm
Quote (JukeBOXX @ Dec 8 2015 01:44am)
Nah its actually solid advice that most doctors and physio will give you. Lower weight with more reps is better than higher weight for lower reps.


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Quote (Jam @ 8 Dec 2015 00:42)
lololol f150 lifting


always been bigger than you

Quote (JukeBOXX @ 8 Dec 2015 02:44)
Nah its actually solid advice that most doctors and physio will give you. Lower weight with more reps is better than higher weight for lower reps.


that sounds like it's for the weak to me..


Shoulder felt great today so it's all good B)
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Dec 10 2015 01:16am
Quote (F150 @ 8 Dec 2015 18:36)
always been bigger than you



that sounds like it's for the weak to me..


Shoulder felt great today so it's all good B)


whats height/weight
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Dec 10 2015 10:43am
6'0 195lbs

This post was edited by F150 on Dec 10 2015 10:44am
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Quote (JukeBOXX @ Dec 8 2015 02:44am)
Nah its actually solid advice that most doctors and physio will give you. Lower weight with more reps is better than higher weight for lower reps.


Weird. Majority of the dr's and physical therapists I've been to didn't know shit about lifting.
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