Author Topic: The Nautilus brand is no more. Anyone else wanting to collect Nautilus machines?  (Read 931 times)

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Cybergenics was before my time basically but Someone once posted a scan of the original Cybergenics workout plan.   I remember looking at it and realizing it was nothing but a complete CNS burnout method.  It was wild.  I remember the quad workout being something like :

Start off with drop set squats and each set with your heaviest weight you can do for 10 reps, 5 assisted reps, 5 negatives.   Immediately reduce the weight by 50% and with no rest immediately do another 10 reps, 5 assisted reps, 5 negatives.  This drop set counted as 1 set.

You had multiple sets like the above to complete.
What I remember thinking is you could squat a decent weight how the hell you going to find someone to spot you when they got to haul you up when you are doing negatives.  I bet everyone in the gym would avoid you after you roped in some unsuspecting person the very first time.   

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cybergenics was indeed a 60 day programme of bullshit

used to have before and after pics with

'greg gained 4 inches on his arms 3 on legs 6 on chest in 8 weeks


i bought into it- it cost 85.33 for the full 60 days

i got injured and ill off it

a mate of mine did it but supplemented with pronabol 5 dbol- he grew like a weed!
A friend of mine in college bought it and we trained together. He took the supps and I just did the training program. It almost killed us both.