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Debaser
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nonerz is hot
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PolishHammer1977
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Nonerz said:
This implies that inderectly Nonerz.
PolishHammer1977
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Eyes wide shut
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Citruscide
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I agree that one person's view may not be conclusive... as PH stated... I also see where Nate is coming from on the whole form issue.
However, I don't think that PH was attacking your integrity Nate. We know you are a trainer out in CA, and that you know your shit, there is no doubt about that. As a fellow trainer, you would also never try to give advice to people that is wack or bunk. I truly think you have intentions to help people with every post you make on this forum, or at least enlighten them to what you have learned in the past or have picked up along the way though your training.
I agree with PH... I mean, Jay Cutler is a great bodybuilder in my opinion... probably one of the best in the game, but those of you familiar with his workouts would probably never do them... as they tend to have "sloppy" (figuratively) form.
Sure, PL Squat puts more stress on the lumbar spine than the knees... and the BB squat does the opposite. -- are either incorrect? no. Just different ways to get to a goal.
Just like people who might do thier barbell rows at a higher angle than bent all the way over... if they are targeting their upper backs... then they are doing it correctly... however, if they wish to be hitting their lats, and aren't bent over correctly... well... then we have some form issues...
But basically... well... frag it.
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However, I don't think that PH was attacking your integrity Nate. We know you are a trainer out in CA, and that you know your shit, there is no doubt about that. As a fellow trainer, you would also never try to give advice to people that is wack or bunk. I truly think you have intentions to help people with every post you make on this forum, or at least enlighten them to what you have learned in the past or have picked up along the way though your training.
I agree with PH... I mean, Jay Cutler is a great bodybuilder in my opinion... probably one of the best in the game, but those of you familiar with his workouts would probably never do them... as they tend to have "sloppy" (figuratively) form.
Sure, PL Squat puts more stress on the lumbar spine than the knees... and the BB squat does the opposite. -- are either incorrect? no. Just different ways to get to a goal.
Just like people who might do thier barbell rows at a higher angle than bent all the way over... if they are targeting their upper backs... then they are doing it correctly... however, if they wish to be hitting their lats, and aren't bent over correctly... well... then we have some form issues...
But basically... well... frag it.
C-ditty
Mike_Rojas
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I recently got advice from from Mule, spatts, devastation, thebrute, etc. These are highly experienced powerlifters and they pretty much all told me the same thing, but I also got something a little different from each of them. Five pairs of eyes is better than one. No offense meant to anyone.
Nonerz
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PolishHammer1977 said:
here's what I said:
"My question isn't about my form...trust me, Nate tells me if I'm doing something incorrectly! it's more of a comparison of the two lifts because I love push presses."
I don't get my advice exclusively from Nate...he just knows me better than anyone here! He gives me "hands on" advice.
Let's get back to the TOPIC...not sling mud. Besides, I'm not making good use of my time at work otherwise!
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Citruscide
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We've talked about the lean forward (or downward) on barbell rows... but what about the lean UPWARD?
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Mike_Rojas
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Debaser said:
I think you finally found a thread where no one is going to argue with you.
PolishHammer1977
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ditto Rojas
It's all over. The truth has been discovered.
It's all over. The truth has been discovered.
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