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Resurrecting the Oak, Part I
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The Architect
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Will try to encorporate some of the methods and see if i like
Yea, I second the motivational part...but in application, I think it does a great disservice to your average gym rat, it's chronic overtraining...I used to train that way,read too many articles, and got absolutely nowhere.
Arnold may have been a role model for a legion of BBers, but don't make the mistake of emulating his training principle/techniques,unless you're a genetic freak.
Arnold may have been a role model for a legion of BBers, but don't make the mistake of emulating his training principle/techniques,unless you're a genetic freak.
Radical Ice
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Bumpin it up -- good stuff!
Sergio is right.
Sounds like serious overtraining to me, beginners should not emulate it. Not to take anything away from the article, Arnold did train much harder and longer than most of BBs, but these methods will not work for an average person. Sometimes less is more in weight training.
I grew up in the 60s and 70s and witnessed firsthand workout techniques from that era. Most people were working out for 2 full hours, every day - including myself. It is so counter productive. We were all sabotaging our own progress. Most of us were natural which made things even harder.
Yup, Arnold had genetics and he used gear to his advantage. I always admired him though, despite that Red Sonja movie.
good read, brings back memories, thanks Bouncer
Sounds like serious overtraining to me, beginners should not emulate it. Not to take anything away from the article, Arnold did train much harder and longer than most of BBs, but these methods will not work for an average person. Sometimes less is more in weight training.
I grew up in the 60s and 70s and witnessed firsthand workout techniques from that era. Most people were working out for 2 full hours, every day - including myself. It is so counter productive. We were all sabotaging our own progress. Most of us were natural which made things even harder.
Yup, Arnold had genetics and he used gear to his advantage. I always admired him though, despite that Red Sonja movie.
good read, brings back memories, thanks Bouncer
