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    And the author of the Ironman Encyclopedia
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    I'm going to continue to do partials and I'm going to continue to have 21 inch arms and I'm going to continue to do 500 plus on a 3 board for 3 reps on the benchpress. plain and simple. The equation seems kind of right
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dmwrss
    whose mr little? doing partials with a 3 board is more than 3" its more like over a foot bro. A muscle overloaded is a muscle overloaded.
    Lol, therein lies the problem, you didn't read the posts in the thread prior to commenting.

    Board presses can be a very effective ADJUNCT to your training. I have never stated any differently.

    That said, if you used them solely and did not use a bench shirt for your full ROM bench press they would be a worthless movement. Powerlifters (some, not all use board presses) use full range and board presses in their training.

    This thread is about Mr. Little's advocation of 2-3" ROM movements and zero ROM movements as a sole method of training. He is wrong, he is an idiot for advocating it and obviously has never tried his own methods or is a liar who is only after your dollars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dmwrss
    whose word are you going by? lol someone on a forum
    No, i go by my own word, but i am open to trying techniques and tips outlined by other people if i see that their theories and practice hold some water.

    I was just pointing out the irony of you saying that LAM going off his own word is no better than any medical reference, when you seem to be going off someone else's word just because they've written a book (with no clear medical references in that abstract you posted).

    What makes you think LAM isn't capable of writing a book? Would you listen to him then?
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