I knew Nasser lifted heavy but I never figured he relied on pre-exhaustion to that degree.
His genetics and build look more like a powerlifter than a bodybuilder persay.
If he'd have gone strictly for strength there's no telling what he could have done.
You waste alot of energy in pre-exhaustion exercises......he might have gotten bigger if he'd have focused more on pyramiding the weights.
DIV
Stupidest post of the year ...
I always used preexhaustion after I learned from one of the best : Ron Love
preexhaustion helps you stimulate better the muscle you target, exhausting it before the helping muscle groups fail ..
For example when training chest :
an isolation move first exhausts the chest a bit then when you do benchpresses, you chest fails BEFORE your delts and tricep
considering that bench is 50 % tricep, 25 % front delt and 25 % chest, you always bench according to triceps and Front delts ...
When pyramiding benchpress as your first exercise : you get a great triceps workout ..no 1
excellent front delt, and some chest
THE PYRAMID AND HEAVIER IS BETTER MENTALLITY HAS TO GO. aLSO THE MORE TEST AND MEGADOSING HAS TO GO TOO.