yomon
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Ok for the last year or so there has been nothing but crap flowing from the giant rectum known as T-nation.
But for the love of god they got something right finaly. I hope it's a continuing trend.
it's a complete compilation of my current training style.
here is my favorite quote:
"I've said this before in a bunch of articles. Other coaches and trainers have said this before in a bunch of their articles. Yet this remains the step that most people will ignore. Regardless of your goals, one thing is for sure: You have no freaking business using a load if you can't stabilize, control, and move efficiently using only your bodyweight!
Unless your bodyweight is way too much or way too little resistance, then there's very little room for external loading. This is not to say that external loading isn't important. Of course it is, but it has definitely been overemphasized.
Unless you can perform twenty pushups in good from, get your ass off the bench press. Too easy? The same rule applies to the single leg squat. If you can't perform 8-10 good reps, then why are you using two legs to squat with external load?"
Info fit for a god.
linkage!: http://www.t-nation.com/readTopic.do;jsessionid=EA0F5A9724E89824AD519655AB8C58FF.hydra?id=766996
But for the love of god they got something right finaly. I hope it's a continuing trend.
it's a complete compilation of my current training style.
here is my favorite quote:
"I've said this before in a bunch of articles. Other coaches and trainers have said this before in a bunch of their articles. Yet this remains the step that most people will ignore. Regardless of your goals, one thing is for sure: You have no freaking business using a load if you can't stabilize, control, and move efficiently using only your bodyweight!
Unless your bodyweight is way too much or way too little resistance, then there's very little room for external loading. This is not to say that external loading isn't important. Of course it is, but it has definitely been overemphasized.
Unless you can perform twenty pushups in good from, get your ass off the bench press. Too easy? The same rule applies to the single leg squat. If you can't perform 8-10 good reps, then why are you using two legs to squat with external load?"
Info fit for a god.
linkage!: http://www.t-nation.com/readTopic.do;jsessionid=EA0F5A9724E89824AD519655AB8C58FF.hydra?id=766996