Squats and Knees

[Scotsman]

Sure, and anyone of a dozen or more possible reasons, but I'm sure you wouldn't be in a hurry to advocate back breaking 1, or 2 rep max squats. The risks are very high.

Well since I am a Strongman/Powerlifter I actually do recommend lifting very heavy.

Cheers,
Scotsman

 

[jumpmaster82]

Or the lat tear, severely bloated gut, poorer than normal conditioning, etc....

Cheers,
Scotsman

yea he looked like shit he was poorly conditioned.

 

[rjpe99]

He gets the oxygen mask after his posing routines. I magine how hard his heart and lungs have to work to supply all that mass with oxygenated blood....

 

[tropo]

Well since I am a Strongman/Powerlifter I actually do recommend lifting very heavy.

Cheers,
Scotsman

That's interesting logic; because you're a strongman/powerlifter you recommend lifting very heavy for a bodybuilder where aesthetics are the primary goal.

It's well known that strength can be increased dramatically without much concurrent increase in body mass.

 

[Scotsman]

That's interesting logic; because you're a strongman/powerlifter you recommend lifting very heavy for a bodybuilder where aesthetics are the primary goal.

It's well known that strength can be increased dramatically without much concurrent increase in body mass.

I didn't say for bodybuilding, just that I advocate heavy squats.

Cheers,
Scotsman

 

[OMEGA]

It's well known that strength can be increased dramatically without much concurrent increase in body mass.

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