getting a strong squat obviously matters very little >they need to stay upright under load better and how could they POSSIBLY accomplish this? if the c&j is 400lb would it be easier to stay upright on the recovery if you squat 500 or 700lbs? right, the reason we squat is to "stimulate the quads". fuck. the less stressful the movement the better, of course
Parker Murphy
I’m supposed to do DB row 5x10 but my highest DB is only 25 lbs. should I do 5xF with it or just do BB rows 5x10?
John Hernandez
BB
Michael Phillips
Kek >WAWTT ME Bench, gonna try 265 lbs today if 90% feels good >WAWET Chicken >WAWLTT Tate & Wenning TT >WAWFT Gud. 8 hours of sleep is comfy
Mattie used to be hot. now she's full sjw like Kate Nye. at least Mattie pissed herself on stage at 2015 world's youtu.be/Uy7mFVfPLgc made a webm of a closeup but don't have it anymore
Tyler Rogers
Didn’t ask.
Owen Nguyen
since you clearly made the OP. it is mandatory for you to do a reddit recap of the previous thread
Jonathan Gutierrez
Is there a single tripfaggot who hits all 3 >not a manlet (6'/183cm or taller) >not morbidly obese (sub 30 BMI/sub 20% bodyfat percentage) >not a faggot (no gay tattoos, no history of literally hooking up with other men, doesn't watch cartoons about middle school girls, etc.)
>did ss for a while >liked it but thought I should slowly get into Tm >Decide to check out Rippetoes podcast for the first time for additional information >click on first episode that had Texas method in the title >first ten minutes is him reading hater comments, spending 1,5 minutes telling a guy to kill himself for suggesting he shouldn’t tell people to kill themselfs >rants about gas prices for two minutes >rants about a senator being arrested for being involved with January 6th riots >cohost says that he wishes they actually killed all the politicians >Rippetoe continues ranting about Ruby Ridge and Waco >then argues with cohost about why Sweden is communist (?) I stopped the podcast at that point, like 25 minutes in. Honestly love the program but I’m gonna stick to the book (that I of course didn’t buy lol)
It's not your fault. Switch to conjugate or literally anything else while you can.
Evan Price
>right, the reason we squat is to "stimulate the quads". fuck. It can be. If you're training for hypertrophy, or you don't want your squat training to interfere with your deadlift training >the less stressful the movement the better, of course Because you want more stimulus and less fatigue where possible
Honestly, right now, I believe you should only do low bar in the peak for a pl/strongman comp if they have squats
Lincoln Baker
>if the c&j is 400lb would it be easier to stay upright on the recovery if you squat 500 or 700lbs the squat that puts your chest in a position to hold onto the bar. sharts are the worst possible squat position for a c&j
>>rants about a senator being arrested for being involved with January 6th riots See, he'll grift on shit like this, then turn around and ban our rice ball fren for disagreeing over little stuff.
Josiah Sanders
Cover your abs and you might bench 2pl8, tiny
Carson Robinson
I should trip up to avoid low effort trolls like this.
Eli Ramirez
Three pages of graphics and exposition about a certain trip to Dallas IF YOU CATCH MY DRIFT
Brody Bell
Rippetoe sounds based when you put it like that lmao
Brody Diaz
I wanted to read about conjugate but the sticky link doesn’t work btw. Gonna search the internet though I honestly don’t give a shit about politics in the USA I just wanted to get some information (as well as maybe a new comfy podcast to listen to) and not some boomer ranting about shit
>I wanted to read about conjugate but the sticky link doesn’t work btw. Don't know how that broken link keeps popping up pastebin.com/hwpZANaT >a new comfy podcast to listen to Dave Tate Table Talk Mark Bell's Power Project is good too but they cover weird shit sometimes
Jaxson Brooks
Boardshorts now that he's back
David Jackson
klokov is resting in that position, his quads are not contracting, try again
Ethan Brooks
>do conjugate and you can 1/2/3/4 at 350 lbs like me and Frank
Chase Taylor
>Don't know how that broken link keeps popping up pastebin.com/hwpZANaT I am still waiting for a sincere apology from catboy.
Gavin Rogers
Thanks man, will check both out
Angel Taylor
Most relevant books for proper training: >Louie Simmons Westside Barbell Book of Methods, Bench Press Manual, and Book of Squat and Deadlift. One of the best authors for training fundamentals, but program guidelines are quite loose. >Josh Bryant Jailhouse Strong, JHS 8x8 Offseason Powerlifting Program, and JHS Successful Mindset Manual. Great author for training fundamentals. However, there is no free peaking program. >Cory Swede Burns 5th Set, and 5th Set Evolutions. Most up to date training program templates, only the bench peak is outdated. >Jim Wendler 5/3/1 for Powerlifting, 5/3/1 Forever. 5/3/1 for PL is a great beginner book, and if you like it, Forever can be used to adapt it for longer term progress. Bryant's and Burns's books are well written, but Wendler seems like a retard and Louie cannot into English. All of the books are in the pastebin in Bobbergstein's drive.
BEGINNER PROGRAMMING general recommendation: "Beginner Prep School" From 5/3/1 Forever. Submaximal Full Body Barbell work + lots of GPP. Appropriate for both weight loss and weight gain.
weight gain specialty: Westside for Skinny Bastards III by defranco. Lots of muscle building exercises, and DE Squats are replaced with jumping for ease of access.
powerlifting specialty: 5th Set but only reset the mesocycle as needed instead. Friendly for both weight gain and weight loss, still has cardio, but it's a powerlifting focus instead of having more GPP. 5/3/1 for Powerlifting is a good choice too, I'd say it's mostly personal preference between these two.