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So I just got the Relentless DVD in the mail today. It's six hours long, so I probably won't get through it all until next week, but I previewed parts of it. It's similar to his first and second videos in terms of the exercises he does and the footage of his home and cars. He does not lift quite as heavy, but still heavier than any other pro. For example, he does dumbell bench presses with 180, shoulder presses with 275, barbell rows with 405, front squats 495...but nothing crazy like 800 lb squats or deadlifts anymore, or 200 lb dumbell presses, 315 shoulder press, etc. What I find strange is that he probably has about 30 lbs more size on him in his newest video than in his first, yet he appears to be about 10% weaker. Isn't it safe to assume that as you grow in size you usually grow in strength too, or at least stay the same?
On the positive, there's a lot of footage of what he eats, and it doesn't only go to Meal 4 like his second video.
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I thought Relentless was boring...I was sick of watching him mix his post workout shake, cook his burger patties, eat the same fricken meal at blackeyed peas a million bloody times.
The training footage wasn't anything too different from previous vids and the only part I found interesting was when his weights changer/gofer, chiropractor, mom and family were on camera.
Save your money.
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I thought Relentless was boring...I was sick of watching him mix his post workout shake, cook his burger patties, eat the same fricken meal at blackeyed peas a million bloody times.
The training footage wasn't anything too different from previous vids and the only part I found interesting was when his weights changer/gofer, chiropractor, mom and family were on camera.
Save your money.
Too late I already bought it. His Weight-changer is hilarious, pure ass-kisser lol.
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Back to the question though, isn't it odd that as Ronnie has grown in muscle size he has also gotten weaker?
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Agreed. That's one of the things I don't like about Ronnie Coleman's videos ... the damn repetition. I live the Bodybuilding lifestyle so I understand that repetition IS a MAJOR part of the Bodybuilding , but for PETE'S SAKE you can at least mix it up a little ... go Bowling, go shoot some Billiards, have some Sex ... something ! Ok ... my rant is over.
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His Weight-changer is hilarious, pure ass-kisser lol.
Even in exile, Lear still had his Fool. :(
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Too late I already bought it. His Weight-changer is hilarious, pure ass-kisser lol.
He was more interesting than Ronnie.. My wife watched a little of it with me and thought the DVD was suppossed to be a comedy.. ala Groundhog day.
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Agreed. That's one of the things I don't like about Ronnie Coleman's videos ... the damn repetition. I live the Bodybuilding lifestyle so I understand that repetition IS a MAJOR part of the Bodybuilding , but for PETE'S SAKE you can at least mix it up a little ... go Bowling, go shoot some Billiards, have some Sex ... something ! Ok ... my rant is over.
Totally agree.
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Speaking of repetition, I think in all of his videos he's wearing bright red pants and shirt about half the time
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go Bowling, go shoot some Billiards, have some Sex
I'd really rather not watch Ronnie having sex. :-\
(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y163/BBingDungeon/off%20season/2.jpg)
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Speaking of repetition, I think in all of his videos he's wearing bright red pants and shirt about half the time
Red must be "his color"?
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It's not a matter of Ronnie being weaker, it's a matter of his joints, ligaments, and tendons failing him. He has to wrap up his arm like a mummy just to do a pressing movement.
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It's not a matter of Ronnie being weaker, it's a matter of his joints, ligaments, and tendons failing him. He has to wrap up his arm like a mummy just to do a pressing movement.
True.. He's gotta train around the aches and pains.
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So I just got the Relentless DVD in the mail today. It's six hours long, so I probably won't get through it all until next week, but I previewed parts of it. It's similar to his first and second videos in terms of the exercises he does and the footage of his home and cars. He does not lift quite as heavy, but still heavier than any other pro. For example, he does dumbell bench presses with 180, shoulder presses with 275, barbell rows with 405, front squats 495...but nothing crazy like 800 lb squats or deadlifts anymore, or 200 lb dumbell presses, 315 shoulder press, etc. What I find strange is that he probably has about 30 lbs more size on him in his newest video than in his first, yet he appears to be about 10% weaker. Isn't it safe to assume that as you grow in size you usually grow in strength too, or at least stay the same?
On the positive, there's a lot of footage of what he eats, and it doesn't only go to Meal 4 like his second video.
This is why you are an idiot as i stated in another thread. Muscle size does not equate to strength.
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why doesn't he fix his gyno? why doesn't chad and other point this out to him?
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He doesn't really have a bad contour of his chest, he has some gland left, but if you took the rest of it out it might cave in and stay that way because of the shape of his chest muscles.
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He's an 8x Mr.O. Nuff said nerds!
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This is why you are an idiot as i stated in another thread. Muscle size does not equate to strength.
lol, you're going to take one joke-comment I left on another thread about you and make it into an e-fued. Grow up.
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I thought Relentless was boring...I was sick of watching him mix his post workout shake, cook his burger patties, eat the same fricken meal at blackeyed peas a million bloody times.
The training footage wasn't anything too different from previous vids and the only part I found interesting was when his weights changer/gofer, chiropractor, mom and family were on camera.
Save your money.
Man...I have to agree. He definitely is a "different" guy in this DVD. He was much more quiet this time around. He doesn't have the intensity like he used to......have to say this a huge bore.
All the family-group prayer crap at the end got a bit old too....and why was it in the dark???
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HE is in his 40's now..................... ..he prolly trains smarter not heavier
im sure his joints /muscles must ache (i think ill skip buying this DVD!)
thanks 4 the heads up!
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I haven't seen the video,but of course,according to many its not good.Just like many posted Branch Warrens wasn't good,when ,in fact,it was tremendous.I think I wont take your word for it and see it for myself,because if I listened to you,I wouldn't have gotten Branch's'.By the way,the best training tape EVER made was Kirk Karwaskis[sp] tape FROM CADET TO CAPTAIN.It shows him doing things like squatting 815 with zero gear,squatting 675X8 with no gear at all,1000X2 in full gear,deadlift 825 and then has contest coverage of all his big lifts.The best squatter who has ever lived without a doubt.Each squat is three inches below parallel.
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I haven't seen the video,but of course,according to many its not good.Just like many posted Branch Warrens wasn't good,when ,in fact,it was tremendous.I think I wont take your word for it and see it for myself,because if I listened to you,I wouldn't have gotten Branch's'.By the way,the best training tape EVER made was Kirk Karwaskis[sp] tape FROM CADET TO CAPTAIN.It shows him doing things like squatting 815 with zero gear,squatting 675X8 with no gear at all,1000X2 in full gear,deadlift 825 and then has contest coverage of all his big lifts.The best squatter who has ever lived without a doubt.Each squat is three inches below parallel.
narrow stance as well.
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It is extremely repetitive yes
You would think mitsuru noticed that in the cost of redemption but NO
Even more repetetiveness this time
The bfto 2006 is extremely boring too, only a few of the guys on it actually seem motivated to do the O lol
I'm not buying any more bb dvd's unless it's educational
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Too many injuries. I bought Road to Redemption twice, the first one a friend gave it to another friend and I never got it back, so I reordered. I got a call from the man himself regarding the autograph request, and him asking me why I am reordering. I asked him why he was jamming a pin in his shoulder between sets of benching, he told me he was having rotator cuff problems, and it alleviated the pain. I asked him why he doesn't stop benching..... "Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder...." So the lighter weights must be because his body, like most people that train that hard MUST be breaking down. (Also evidenced by the many injuries he has incurred)
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On the positive, there's a lot of footage of what he eats, and it doesn't only go to Meal 4 like his second video.
Sounds exciting. I think I'm going to order my copy today.
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Sounds exciting. I think I'm going to order my copy today.
Hopefully this DVD contains a close up of his anus.
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Too many injuries. I bought Road to Redemption twice, the first one a friend gave it to another friend and I never got it back, so I reordered. I got a call from the man himself regarding the autograph request, and him asking me why I am reordering. I asked him why he was jamming a pin in his shoulder between sets of benching, he told me he was having rotator cuff problems, and it alleviated the pain. I asked him why he doesn't stop benching..... "Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder...." So the lighter weights must be because his body, like most people that train that hard MUST be breaking down. (Also evidenced by the many injuries he has incurred)
Wow, so he actually called you because he noticed you ordered a second copy? I should order it twice if it means being able to speak to the King!
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does he eat his grits in the video? its funny to watch him with the spoon choking out the angles of the plate.
but the real question is can he beat a chimp?
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He eats everything he eats in the previous video and it is shown EACH AND EVERY FUCKING DAY
Play length 5 hours.... NO SHIT
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He eats everything he eats in the previous video and it is shown EACH AND EVERY FUCKING DAY
Play length 5 hours.... NO SHIT
I know......every day footage of making a bowl of grits (with 2 slices of cheese) and 2 cups of eggwhites.....and then going through his box of pills. Does anyone know what the hell all those were?? It looked to me like all of those were just vitamins.......
Got to make sure that when he's on his way to the gym or "Black Eye Pea"...that 5 minutes goes to checking out the Hummer/Bentley/Charger (all with spinners) -
This was a bummer of a DVD. Coleman's personality has deteriorated since his first DVD.
I think this is the last DVD I'm going to buy.....at least from Coleman - I'm curious to see what Cutlet puts out next.
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just finished watchin relentless. The problem i have with this vid like all of ronnies vids is that he doesnt say a whole lot with the exception of "good ole" this and "good ole" that. "Light weight"!!!
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ohh and dont forget, bsn put the money up to produce this thing..... :o
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i think mitsuru is trying to make it look repetitive.. like he wants to show this is what they have to go through day in and day out.. it shows how structured and planned out their lives have to be... its realistic, but not very entertaining
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is it just me or is Ronnies "mini me" get on your nerves...... i mean he just repeats what Ronnie says and is just he damn lacky. I heard that Ronnie has helped him prep for a show but damn!
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i just rememberd.. ronnie truck has spinners.. is texas that backwards? i havnt seen a pair of those in 5 years
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Back to the question though, isn't it odd that as Ronnie has grown in muscle size he has also gotten weaker?
This is basic stuff, hard to believe you're asking it. First of all his heavy lifts were done for video purposes, aren't part of regular training. Secondly, with age comes injury, meaning that he might still be able to lift same or more but for injuries. Third, size mainly comes from using fairly heavy weights for moderate-high reps.
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Why bitch about the DVD when it makes no sense to buy more in the first place?
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The problem i have with this vid like all of ronnies vids is that he doesnt say a whole lot with the exception of "good ole" this and "good ole" that.
You expected a disquisition on Heidegger perhaps?