Thread: too much?

I feel ya bro but you need to rest more rest = bigger muscle as you already know

Wreck shop dude.

Why not hit legs twice a week?

Originally Posted by cshea2

Why not hit legs twice a week?

Because legs require much more recovery than arms.

Originally Posted by HeavyBomber

Wreck shop dude.

hahah thats what i like to hear...just trippin im using arms to much..heavy back, heavy chest day then arms.. ehhh

Originally Posted by stfuandliftbtch

hahah thats what i like to hear...just trippin im using arms to much..heavy back, heavy chest day then arms.. ehhh

Hey man, you'll know if you're over-doing it -shit will hurt.

Originally Posted by HeavyBomber

Hey man, you'll know if you're over-doing it -shit will hurt.

alright bro...im leaving right now hahaha thanks bruh =P

i would do more legs, i do legs at the minimum of 2 days a week, longer to heal? i dont buy that. what do you do for your work outs?

HB, with all due respect, they take longer to recover IF YOU TRAIN THEM HARD ENOUGH. I'm not convinced the OP is.

I'm a fan training legs at least twice a week.

I see guys in the gym working out everyday for 2 or 3 hours at a time. Mostly upper body, very little lower. Seams odd to me that they never seam to notice they aren't improving and look the same as they did the previous year.

It's not so much how many days a week you work a muscle but with how much intensity you work them.

Originally Posted by Built

HB, with all due respect, they take longer to recover IF YOU TRAIN THEM HARD ENOUGH. I'm not convinced the OP is.

I'm a fan training legs at least twice a week.

I'll take it the phrase "with all due respect" means that a high respect is indeed due. lol That's not always the case.

Okay, work them twice. I mean who cares, your body will tell you when it's too much. You gotta be smart and know what you're capable of. Nobody knows your body like you do, right?

I always assume that's right. Maybe it's not right, and if not, you've got personal learning to do. Don't come here and expect others to freaking tell you.

And I always assume that a lifter is training hard enough. If you're not then disregard my advice and please don't bother me again until you fix that.

So stfuandliftbtch, are you?

am i working out hard enough??? yes lol

every time i step into the gym, i go balls to wall. I mean, whats the point of going to the gym and doing a pussy ass workout..In my opinion, if you aren't lying on the ground after a set of squats, you aren't training hard enough.

Sometimes when i reach my mental barrier on lifts, i tell myself that my mind was put in this body and the pain I may endure is not real pain..I tell myself, I am not feeling pain, my body is. (you may have trouble trying to mentally imagine this without of taking a lot of acid and shrooms back in the day)

After my 7th time doing acid, for 40 days after I thought everything was a video game/movie (yes i was sober, just a fucking lunatic). Everyone was just characters and I was living in some universe controlled by some higher power. So unless you've been able to experience something like that, or possibly have seen yourself in 3rd person while trippin, the visualization might be/ might sound kinda weird.

>sorry about the long reply. some of you might find that story entertaining haha

stfuandlift, in a nutshell, what's your lifting history? Where you fat and then leaned out? Where you skinny then put on some muscle?

Quantitatively (using approximations), how much LBM have you put on before you started with the gear? after starting with gear?

What about strength gains? Before and after gear.

Thanks Marat - this is the part that matters. It's not how intensely you FEEL you're training. It's how intensely your body is able to train - a lot of people confuse these. Someone who has never squatted may feel like his or her workouts are intense because of the 20-rep leg presses. While draining, this will not compare with 20-rep breathing squats. Training "balls to the wall" is sometimes overrated as a metric for success.