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I think everyone should realize, and stress, that jsut because they see or read something on the internet, doesnt necessarily make it true. Take it with a grain of salt, analyze it, research it…cause everyone has different ideas and variations of what is "Right". PS: Ill note that very minor adjustments to an exercise can change the ROM and targeted muscles…the example of those military presses being a prime example. I do mine in the front and sometimes change it to the back of my head. |
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You know what's a bit sad.. Even those who choose to stay natural and earn it the hard way, if they get good results, no one believes they aren't on roids. I realize many people who claim to be natural are straight liars, but still, some are legit and they'll likely never get unquestioned respect for their results. Oh well, if you're working out for your own satisfaction, it doesn't matter what others think anyway. |
Yeah I guess you just have to take their word on it, and hope they aren't full of shit. I don't have anything against steroids but I can't fucking stand it when people lie about it Posted via RS Mobile |
anyone know a good place where I can check my wrist out? Got injured 3 weeks ago and it doesnt seem like its healing. Some parts are really sore and the bones surrounding it seems to be bruised. I cant put weight on it (heavy) so there goes majority of my chest, arms and shoulders workouts :( I cant even do a pushup without feeling the pain. any advice? TIA |
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I like how people assume that someone is on roids if they're doing some heavy movement or they're big noobs that think getting big is impossible are those that call out on everybody if I see some guy that looks like 250lbs I won't say he's on roids, it's not a big deal anyway when you're using it to cheat something then it's an issue for me Posted via RS Mobile |
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time to hit the weights :concentrate: |
polish genetics lol, glad i have some in me |
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you never seen body builders dead lift or squat ok squats yes, but mostly on smith, dead's is way to easy for them to get hurt |
what about ronnie? |
^ they all just did it for the cameras dude |
on week 3 of working of my plan. been over 4 years since i stepped foot in a gym. I cant believe i didnt start this sooner. the results that I am feeling already is amazing. Already lost over an inch on my waist, feel stronger and just addicted to getting overall healthier. I started eating less. and now changing to healthier food. hope to loose 15-20lbs of fat in the next 6 months. Im not too worried about getting (big) just want to get a little more fit. |
i don't understand why people are worried of getting big, if you already say you can't get big then you won't get big.. |
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but ya, most vids you see of BBers actually training, they are doing shit like front and lateral raises with 30lbs for sets of 18. they arent pushing themselves for numbers at all because they dont have to. |
I think I just nailed the hang clean today |
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I believe I slept on it. But it doesnt seem to be healing at all. Massaging it gives me a temp relieve. Quote:
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Yes, it was along the ulna bone. It was most prominent right at the wrist joint, but sometimes radiated along the forearm. Mine was most likely tendinitis. Using straight bars for curls, among a few other things was causing it. I use the easy curl bar for everything now. I switched to lighter weights for a couple weeks and stopped using exercises that created stress on that area. |
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