Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Some people respond very well to high volume training, such as myself. I have also noticed good results using low volume training, which shows that everyone is different. The key is to experiment and always change your workouts around. Sometimes you should do high reps, sometimes low reps, and sometimes both.
For all the new guys reading SSAlexSS's threads
- Thread starter Thaibox
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vinylgroover
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You are kidding Thaibox,
After the run in i just had with you, i go and read this thread you started. Who's preaching now? Who's being disrespectful?
I don't agree with SSAlex's theory on training, but he has the right to voice his opinion in any way he chooses. This is after all an open forum isn't it, or is it open only on your terms Thaibox.
I agree with alot of your training theories Thaibox, but you need to learn alot about humility.
After the run in i just had with you, i go and read this thread you started. Who's preaching now? Who's being disrespectful?
I don't agree with SSAlex's theory on training, but he has the right to voice his opinion in any way he chooses. This is after all an open forum isn't it, or is it open only on your terms Thaibox.
I agree with alot of your training theories Thaibox, but you need to learn alot about humility.
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SSAlexSS
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vinylgroover said:
Thanks for your support vinylgroover.
The forum needs more people like you!
After all its a forum about discussion of training!
Screwball
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This is an open forum. Anyone may say what they like as long as they are sincere in their post. If someone is trying to stir the pot that is a differnet story. Be respectful of others. If you don't agree with someone's point of view then by all means voice your views but there is no reason to attack others. Respond in a curteous and respectful way. You can always disregard what you disagree with.
- Screwball
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