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07-13-2005, 06:43 AM #1
arm growth, Olympics, gymnastics,
Ok as we all no its good to concentrate on your deads, and squat to get good arm and overall growth, iv read Stuart Mcroberts (brawn) (beyond brawn) and (further brawn) and he recommends this highly also, he recommends squatting and deading in the 500lbs rangeto achieve good arm girth,and I myself am to a fan,, so to my question….
I was watching the Olympics, gymnastics, the guys on the rings and high bars, holly $hit the size of there arms!! massive and they look like stone, very good conditioning..then you look at there legs shoulder, traps, and there’s not much to talk about, so now I’m thinking well I cant see them deading or squatting 300-500lbs so what’s with this how do you think there training….
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07-13-2005, 08:40 AM #2
Personally, I believe its just the repeated exercizes taht result in alot of Time Under Tension for those muscles...These guys are olympic athletes so a. they have great genes and b. you know their nutrition is up to par....I'm glad you brought this up because I have often thought about the theory training you muscles more than once per week, I don't know if its sound or not nut tkae your example these guys prolly do gymnastics everyday and work teh same muscles everday, one would think that they would get no where because of over training yet these guys have guns....I also think of fat men, usually their claves are friggin huge...because they carry all the weight each and every day, yet I hit the hell outta my calfs once per week and notice minimal growth....I'm sure I'll think up some more examples but I gotta grab a shake.
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07-14-2005, 06:16 AM #3
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07-14-2005, 10:29 AM #4Originally Posted by S.P.G
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07-14-2005, 04:18 PM #5Originally Posted by mfenske
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07-14-2005, 06:07 PM #6
You'd be shocked bros.
I know a couple gymnasts
that never ever weight train,
and i watched the one bench 315 at they Y
just for something to do.... and he's not a big man at all.
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07-15-2005, 03:37 AM #7Originally Posted by mfenske
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07-15-2005, 10:47 PM #8
They are putting their upperbody under INTENSE!!!! strain everyday, of course their gonna be jacked up. I am VERY against the one body part a day/once a week theory. Look at ray lewis, he only did pushups and sit ups when he was in jail , he said he 1,000 of each every day, n he came out jacked up. HAHA not sure where im going with htis, but my main point is for some reason the masses have made the one body part once a week the universal staple for size, and it is just incorrect. DC training, olypic lift training, and things like this r the way to go to gt big/strong. BFS is a great source for workouts also, i have recently adapted a new workout routine i out together and it is working wonders, 2 weeks in and im up 25 pounds on my bench, adnd my body is looking better every day!!
Mon-Fri
Flat, incline,clean,squat
Wed- arms
tue-Thurs (sometime sat)
Cardio/abs
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08-06-2005, 09:08 PM #9Associate Member
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you can't **** with gymnasts when it comes to their entire physique too bro. A friend of mine who was on the gymnastics team in high school has an absolutely amazing body under that shirt. He would walk around the dorm with this shirt off and DAMN is all i could say. Front to back he had amazing rock hard conditioning. His back was damn crazy with his lo back muscles jutting the **** out. Its all in the pullups man.
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