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I hate training light, tried it for a month hated it. I simply love to train heavy with low reps. I train only 3 days week with heavy heavy basic barbell/dumbbell movements. I want to train heavy every workout like this. The expert says I should go light ever other week to save my joints. I simply hate the lighter training, I'm never gonna be a pretty boy with abs, I'm a permabulker foreverrrr. Any other thoughts on this all the time heavy training?
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Train your brain.
Get that thing repaired.
You dont like the way you look anyway,
actually since nobody cares about how fat you are, not even you,
just forget about training before you wreck your joints
and become handicapped.
Skip the gym fee and buy some proper meds.
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I hate training light, tried it for a month hated it. I simply love to train heavy with low reps. I train only 3 days week with heavy heavy basic barbell/dumbbell movements. I want to train heavy every workout like this. The expert says I should go light ever other week to save my joints. I simply hate the lighter training, I'm never gonna be a pretty boy with abs, I'm a permabulker foreverrrr. Any other thoughts on this all the time heavy training?
One question, 50 different answers.
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You gotta eat a mountain of chocolate profiteroles 1 hour before training.
It will lubricate your joints
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One question, 50 different answers.
I know it was to tempting to pass up lol
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Train your brain.
Get that thing repaired.
You dont like the way you look anyway,
actually since nobody cares about how fat you are, not even you,
just forget about training before you wreck your joints
and become handicapped.
Skip the gym fee and buy some proper meds.
if no one cares including me why even respond in the thread?
lol at people who put "big" in their name--such losers--cept bigmc
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I hate training light, tried it for a month hated it. I simply love to train heavy with low reps. I train only 3 days week with heavy heavy basic barbell/dumbbell movements. I want to train heavy every workout like this. The expert says I should go light ever other week to save my joints. I simply hate the lighter training, I'm never gonna be a pretty boy with abs, I'm a permabulker foreverrrr. Any other thoughts on this all the time heavy training?
I do both, using triple drops. I fail around 6 reps for the first set and then lower the weight and continue, so I end up doing around 25 - 30 reps for the whole set. Nothing wrong with lifting heavy, although you can cycle in 3 weeks of light lifting and lots of reps (around 100) 2 or 3 times a year, if you feel like you need to give your system and joints a break.
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if no one cares including me why even respond in the thread?
lol at people who put "big" in their name--such losers--cept bigmc
Ye lol at the Big
Anyway can you honestly name any person(including yourself) that cares
about what you look like or how fat or "slim" you are.
If you cant, then skip the gym.
Go for a walk, turn off internet for a week.
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Ye lol at the Big
Anyway can you honestly name any person(including yourself) that cares
about what you look like or how fat or "slim" you are.
If you cant, then skip the gym.
Go for a walk, turn off internet for a week.
if you dont care why do you type?
you like me
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You should always periodize your training.
Going too heavy too often will result in injury or burnout.
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you like me
Sick people have that trainwreck effect on me.
Not sure what you are saying there.
You want me to like you? Or you are making an assumption?
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Sick people have that trainwreck effect on me.
Not sure what you are saying there.
You want me to like you? Or you are making an assumption?
neither--doesnt matter--not like we will ever meet
maybe you havent noticed but I'm doing actually quite well lately. Pretty mellow, enjoying life, doing what I want to do for a living. Other than being a 275 pound guy with 24% bf, I'm actually in a good spot in life. There's really not much to feel sorry for. My weight is my own fault and if I pay a price for it I am to blame and no one else. And if people don't care about me, while, that's their business.
just curious,...wheres a pic of you?
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I hate training light, tried it for a month hated it. I simply love to train heavy with low reps. I train only 3 days week with heavy heavy basic barbell/dumbbell movements. I want to train heavy every workout like this. The expert says I should go light ever other week to save my joints. I simply hate the lighter training, I'm never gonna be a pretty boy with abs, I'm a permabulker foreverrrr. Any other thoughts on this all the time heavy training?
listen to your body.
it will tell you when you need a break from the weight. you just have to be listening when it does.
if thats what it wants, feed it the weight.
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just curious,...wheres a pic of you?
d if people don't care about me, while, that's their business.
Here you go
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Here you go
cool
look great
I was once 208 full abs--theres pics around here somewhere, but those days are gone.
I'm a big guy, such is life. What matters to me is I have gotten my life to a better point mentallly
but good luck to you in what you look for
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just a side note, not that it matter cause no one cares
I recently had a physical and my bp is 116/75 consistently, resting heart rate is 56 and bloodwork and other stuff came back fine.
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I hate training light, tried it for a month hated it. I simply love to train heavy with low reps. I train only 3 days week with heavy heavy basic barbell/dumbbell movements. I want to train heavy every workout like this. The expert says I should go light ever other week to save my joints. I simply hate the lighter training, I'm never gonna be a pretty boy with abs, I'm a permabulker foreverrrr. Any other thoughts on this all the time heavy training?
bury me massive oh yeahhhhhh
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How about just take the time off to save your joints instead of going light? Mentally, a break can really do a lot of good.
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How about just take the time off to save your joints instead of going light? Mentally, a break can really do a lot of good.
well I only train 3 days a week, thats why I thought this might be ok
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well I only train 3 days a week, thats why I thought this might be ok
I'm the same. I will just take a week off every couple to three months.....I just never enjoyed doing higher rep training and didn't see the point. I don't get too sore with only a week off and I feel refreshed and antsy to get back in the gym.
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Lift as heavy as you want, the fuck what anyone else says.
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if no one cares including me why even respond in the thread?
lol at people who put "big" in their name--such losers--cept bigmc
Big Ach is alright in my book.
Avesher could you elaborate on what you hate about light training so much, and on what you define "light training" as? Like is it a certain number of reps?
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Big Ach is alright in my book.
Avesher could you elaborate on what you hate about light training so much, and on what you define "light training" as? Like is it a certain number of reps?
I just like the feeling of moving heavy weight. I feel like I am accomplishing nothing doing 15 reps. It' not fun,while moving big wegiht is a blast
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I have definitely been there before (feeling of not accomplishing anything with high-rep workouts). I find the key to doing higher rep schemes is to NOT go to failure; have a goal # number of reps in mind then stop when you get to it. Makes it easier to do more the next workout. Then next workout target an extra rep or the same number of reps with a little more weight. Steady progression every workout, keeps things from getting boring / redundant.
But if you are making progress by lifting heavy and aren't getting hurt then fuck it, do w/e you enjoy 8) The same thing is true for lifting heavy, though: need to progress. No point in doing the same heavy lift over and over again.
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why dont you make up with your ex wife and then re-decorate your place?
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I hate training light, tried it for a month hated it. I simply love to train heavy with low reps. I train only 3 days week with heavy heavy basic barbell/dumbbell movements. I want to train heavy every workout like this. The expert says I should go light ever other week to save my joints. I simply hate the lighter training, I'm never gonna be a pretty boy with abs, I'm a permabulker foreverrrr. Any other thoughts on this all the time heavy training?
quite simply, don't listen to the experts and train how you feel
btw, you can still be a pretty boy and lift heavy
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i never took light days (workouts, not maxipads) and now i'm half crippled.
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i never took light days (workouts, not maxipads) and now i'm half crippled.
And more vascular than my cock.
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Pleaaze, it not like you even have a cock!
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Pleaaze, it not like you even have a cock!
Ask 2 of your 5 wives, "stubby".
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heavy lifting works your nirvus system not your muscles...
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heavy lifting works your nirvus system not your muscles...
;D
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You should always periodize your training.
Going too heavy too often will result in injury or burnout.
i partially disagree, i push my limits every workout, very good form and heavy. when i see most of the natural lifters train like 4/5 times a week. then i think to myself how can they pull it off? i train one day on one day off.sometimes 1 day on 2 days off. my imuunsystem gets so beaten aftr a workout that i automatically burnout the next day if i try to train. there is no point in doing light workouts, you cant even maintain that way, better to rest fully and bang it out again. if you train more than 3/4 a week you train like a pussy in my book as natural, dont know about the juicers though
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the saying that you cant overtrain only under eat is not correct at all
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Try 5x5 Josh - http://www.wackyhq.com/madcow5x5/geocities/5x5_Program/Linear_5x5.htm
...and treat your nirvus system with caution... :D
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i partially disagree, i push my limits every workout, very good form and heavy. when i see most of the natural lifters train like 4/5 times a week. then i think to myself how can they pull it off? i train one day on one day off.sometimes 1 day on 2 days off. my imuunsystem gets so beaten aftr a workout that i automatically burnout the next day if i try to train. there is no point in doing light workouts, you cant even maintain that way, better to rest fully and bang it out again. if you train more than 3/4 a week you train like a pussy in my book as natural, dont know about the juicers though
Agreed, I pretty much do the same thing.
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you dont get the INSANE pump with high reps, I notice when BF is pretty high, the pump is Worthless though
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Lift as heavy as you want, the fuck what anyone else says.
x2,
twinks lift light weights,permabulkers like yourself lift heavy weights
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here is a pic of a giant headed retard
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I hate training light, tried it for a month hated it. I simply love to train heavy with low reps. I train only 3 days week with heavy heavy basic barbell/dumbbell movements. I want to train heavy every workout like this. The expert says I should go light ever other week to save my joints. I simply hate the lighter training, I'm never gonna be a pretty boy with abs, I'm a permabulker foreverrrr. Any other thoughts on this all the time heavy training?
Fuck it just do what makes you happy. Me, I'm getting rid of the permabulk phase this year.
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i partially disagree, i push my limits every workout, very good form and heavy. when i see most of the natural lifters train like 4/5 times a week. then i think to myself how can they pull it off? i train one day on one day off.sometimes 1 day on 2 days off. my imuunsystem gets so beaten aftr a workout that i automatically burnout the next day if i try to train. there is no point in doing light workouts, you cant even maintain that way, better to rest fully and bang it out again. if you train more than 3/4 a week you train like a pussy in my book as natural, dont know about the juicers though
What Wes is saying and what you're saying is not contradictory. You can "push" your limits with lighter weights if you know how to do it. Periodizing allows you to trigger different metabolic and hormonal responses. If you're natural, you will train less often when training heavy, that's obvious. I've seen guys who were pretty strong, that could bench around 450, squat and deadlift 550 and who could pre-exhaust with lighter weights and put themselves through incredible pain (and results) with 30/40% of their max.
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What Wes is saying and what you're saying is not contradictory. You can "push" your limits with lighter weights if you know how to do it. Periodizing allows you to trigger different metabolic and hormonal responses. If you're natural, you will train less often when training heavy, that's obvious. I've seen guys who were pretty strong, that could bench around 450, squat and deadlift 550 and who could pre-exhaust with lighter weights and put themselves through incredible pain (and results) with 30/40% of their max.
:D ::)
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here is a pic of a giant headed retard
MAX HEADROOM LIVES
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here is a pic of a giant headed retard
LOL
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I lift as heavy as I can with proper form on every workout
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do what you enjoy.
so many young trainees worry about what the crowd does
dare to be different. never follow the crowd.
have a life eat train sleep fuck have a life make/spend money have a life
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here is a pic of a giant headed retard
Thread saved!!!!!!!!!
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I have a new training theory. I'm sure it's never been discovered. You watch, all the 202 competitors will have to change the class to 252 cuz of me.
It's a secret.
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put enuf weights to stay in the 8/12 reps range and that's it...
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It should be pretty much commonsense for anyone who's been training for awhile that you shouldn't constantly pound your joints training session after training session with heavy weights.
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It should be pretty much commonsense for anyone who's been training for awhile that you shouldn't constantly pound your joints training session after training session with heavy weights.
You're a midget, what would you know?
Ever heard of Mbody kettlebell gym in Brea?
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No....BTW, we have an 7 or 800lb tire coming in tomorrow!
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It should be pretty much commonsense for anyone who's been training for awhile that you shouldn't constantly pound your joints training session after training session with heavy weights.
totally agree with you
in my opp, whomever claims they train heavy ALL the time prolly does not use that much weight