“If you can't explain it to a second grader, you probably don't understand it yourself.” Albert Einstein
"Juice slow, train smart, it's a long journey."
BG
"In a world full of pussies, being a redneck is not a bad thing."
OB
Body building is a way of life..........but can not get in the way of your life.
BG
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“If you can't explain it to a second grader, you probably don't understand it yourself.” Albert Einstein
"Juice slow, train smart, it's a long journey."
BG
"In a world full of pussies, being a redneck is not a bad thing."
OB
Body building is a way of life..........but can not get in the way of your life.
BG
No Source Check Please, I don't know of any.
Depressed? Healthy Way Out!
Tips For Young Lifters
MuscleScience Training Log
“If you can't explain it to a second grader, you probably don't understand it yourself.” Albert Einstein
"Juice slow, train smart, it's a long journey."
BG
"In a world full of pussies, being a redneck is not a bad thing."
OB
Body building is a way of life..........but can not get in the way of your life.
BG
No Source Check Please, I don't know of any.
Depressed? Healthy Way Out!
Tips For Young Lifters
MuscleScience Training Log
Lol no doubt bro that is a good point, but that's only going to be the case with a younger minded individual who doesn't have clear cut goals. That thinking actually reminds me of myself when I was in my early twenties cause I did exactly that lol! I prob hit bench press 3 times a week during that time cause that was the most important thing to me. I'll tell you what though, I got really good at benching lol! I was getting 245 on incline for reps and that was pre- steroids so not bad at all, BUT I did end up injuring my shoulder cause I didn't warm up on properly and that injury still bothers me to this day.
So, I guess the takeaway is you wanna listen to your body and give extra attention to the muscle groups you want to stimulate growth in. IMO the best way to bring up a lagging body part is to train them with lots on intensity, LESS volume and MORE frequently. We're all different but that's what works for me.
Having freedom in your routine allows you to get in tune with your body and IMO you will ultimately build a much more symmetrical physique that way. If one just sticks to a predetermined "schedule" then they're training everything pretty much the same amount and I don't feel like that's the best way to build a balanced physique. Some muscles are naturally going to need more attention than others IMO so when someone is ready to be a bit more "advanced" then I highly recommend this approach.. But I do agree with what you're saying...One needs to have a vision and the proper goals to achieve that vision!
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