Bunch of pussies
In contrast to most of you guys, I would have stuck with lower rep power and strength training 2-3 days a week and not done higher rep 5-6 day splits.
What stopped you?
Nothing. I regret nothing. 46 and feel great.
I believe for longevity the pumping style of lifting works best. A pro who practiced this style was Vince Taylor. Keep the reps in the 10 to 15 range and don’t go too heavy. You get the hypertrophy without the structural damage.
Yep, Taylor looks great today.
I agree - I also regret nothing. Thankfully, I randomly went to the gym at 20 years old as an observer with a work colleague at the time (he came from Henda's neck of the woods(ish)) And it was my epiphany - I hit it Monday to Friday for 3 years solid, working on my mind muscle connection and my posture gave me that foundation to call upon - even after layoffsWithout wishing to sound cruel, we've all seen pictures of narrow-shouldered, string armed people our ages - they missed the boat...
Yes, and the guys who go overboard with heavy weights end up with torn pecs and bis, messed up knees, shoulders and backs.
When I was younger I despised Taylor because of his weak training with light weights. After age 40 I respect him and train like him.
But do you take drugs like him to get his results?
Would have not stuck with the Stuart mcRobert “abbreviated” training so long. No direct arm training was a fucking disaster and was incredibly boring doing 5 or so exercises a week
I would have never wasted a single dollar on supplements other than creatine monohydrate.