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    Thumbs down Modern Training ideas are BS !

    I hate some of the new modern training ideas. They are so dangerous and lame. The rolling rubber ball is so annoying. That peice of garbage belongs on a nice sandy beach. All these so called personal trainers need to go. Half of them are about 17 years old and have no experiance. Walking dumbell lunges accross the gym. These knuckleheads need to take that nonscense outside or behind the gym. I know Coleman does lunges but you dont see him waltzing around the inside of the gym. I see all these personal trainers having these house wives rolling around on a rubber ball and waltzing around the gym with a pair of little dinky dumbells. I also get a kick out of the people, who do their aerobic activity before they lift wieghts.? Then I see these Roided up morons yapping on their cell phones while walking on the treadmill or during the middle of a workout.? .... I think its time to put the toys away, load up a bar with some steel. shut your pie hole, and focus on building some quality home spun, natural mass.

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    Take your Xanax today? I don't worry about other people at the gym, less they're being dangerous.

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    I believe bslow2 is another member's alt. I can't prove it, but nobody could be this stupid right off the bat.
    Can a mod confirm a duplicate IP?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bslow2
    I hate some of the new modern training ideas. They are so dangerous and lame. The rolling rubber ball is so annoying. That peice of garbage belongs on a nice sandy beach. All these so called personal trainers need to go. Half of them are about 17 years old and have no experiance. Walking dumbell lunges accross the gym. These knuckleheads need to take that nonscense outside or behind the gym. I know Coleman does lunges but you dont see him waltzing around the inside of the gym. I see all these personal trainers having these house wives rolling around on a rubber ball and waltzing around the gym with a pair of little dinky dumbells. I also get a kick out of the people, who do their aerobic activity before they lift wieghts.? Then I see these Roided up morons yapping on their cell phones while walking on the treadmill or during the middle of a workout.? .... I think its time to put the toys away, load up a bar with some steel. shut your pie hole, and focus on building some quality home spun, natural mass.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bslow2
    I hate some of the new modern training ideas. They are so dangerous and lame. The rolling rubber ball is so annoying. That peice of garbage belongs on a nice sandy beach. All these so called personal trainers need to go. Half of them are about 17 years old and have no experiance. Walking dumbell lunges accross the gym. These knuckleheads need to take that nonscense outside or behind the gym. I know Coleman does lunges but you dont see him waltzing around the inside of the gym. I see all these personal trainers having these house wives rolling around on a rubber ball and waltzing around the gym with a pair of little dinky dumbells. I also get a kick out of the people, who do their aerobic activity before they lift wieghts.? Then I see these Roided up morons yapping on their cell phones while walking on the treadmill or during the middle of a workout.? .... I think its time to put the toys away, load up a bar with some steel. shut your pie hole, and focus on building some quality home spun, natural mass.

    By real steel do you mean like 25's or what bro? That shit is heavy!

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    So walking lunges are a modern training idea? Horseshit. There is an obvious benefit to doing walking lunges as opposed to stationary lunging, but I'm absolutely positive you don't understand the biomechanical reasons and kinesiology behind it because you are just a troll who doesn't know dick.

    There are also plenty of distinct advantages to implementing stability balls into training programs. Some people go overboard with their implementation, but I have found some very advantageous uses to their inclusion in a resistance training program.

    I wouldn't even bother respondin to this crap except that I don't want people actually trying to learn to read this bullshit and acknowledge it as fact.
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    Boo Hoo Cow Pimp. You ever take a look at some of the lame people using the rubber ball. I dont think you will catch them in the squat rack anytime soon. ROFL.

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    I think I am going to start a new craze in the gym. Superset a heavy power squat with a set of Rubber ball hip thrusts. It wiill bring that squat to a new high. LOL

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    Why are you even talking? Half of the people on these forums probaby lift more then you, work harder then you, and more importantly know more about the bodybuilding lift-style then you do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp
    So walking lunges are a modern training idea? Horseshit. There is an obvious benefit to doing walking lunges as opposed to stationary lunging, but I'm absolutely positive you don't understand the biomechanical reasons and kinesiology behind it because you are just a troll who doesn't know dick.
    Exactly...............

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    its also a good idea to remember that not everyone's goal in the gym is to get hyooge. just cause you can't get any pussy and think getting bigger will help you doesn't mean everyone has that problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bslow2
    I hate some of the new modern training ideas. They are so dangerous and lame. The rolling rubber ball is so annoying. That peice of garbage belongs on a nice sandy beach. All these so called personal trainers need to go. Half of them are about 17 years old and have no experiance. Walking dumbell lunges accross the gym. These knuckleheads need to take that nonscense outside or behind the gym. I know Coleman does lunges but you dont see him waltzing around the inside of the gym. I see all these personal trainers having these house wives rolling around on a rubber ball and waltzing around the gym with a pair of little dinky dumbells. I also get a kick out of the people, who do their aerobic activity before they lift wieghts.? Then I see these Roided up morons yapping on their cell phones while walking on the treadmill or during the middle of a workout.? .... I think its time to put the toys away, load up a bar with some steel. shut your pie hole, and focus on building some quality home spun, natural mass.
    Mike Tyson, Ali, Oscar De Lahoya, and hundreds more all used lunges as part of there training....I guess you know more than they do....and Ali was doing them over 40 years ago son.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bslow2
    Boo Hoo Cow Pimp. You ever take a look at some of the lame people using the rubber ball. I dont think you will catch them in the squat rack anytime soon. ROFL.
    What a stupid generalization. I use physioballs sometimes and I spend most of my workouts in a power rack. I could also give you examples of uses for those attempting to get bigger, but I think your head would explode trying to grasp the concept.


    I think I am going to start a new craze in the gym. Superset a heavy power squat with a set of Rubber ball hip thrusts. It wiill bring that squat to a new high. LOL
    Actually, I have my clients do hip thrusting movements all the time. Again, you wouldn't understand why, but it can help people's squat numbers. If you read my writeup on doing a proper warmup maybe you will understand, but I doubt it.
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    People who use medicine balls in training are, to the best of my knowledge, sacrificing good time that could be better spent doing much more productive exercises.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JordanMang
    Why are you even talking? Half of the people on these forums probaby lift more then you, work harder then you, and more importantly know more about the bodybuilding lift-style then you do.
    This is a fallacious argument.

    Most new training information is recycled.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duncans Donuts
    People who use medicine balls in training are, to the best of my knowledge, sacrificing good time that could be better spent doing much more productive exercises.
    I believe otherwise. Medicine balls are good for warmup activities, adding the need to stabilize to an exercise, and certain power movements like a chest pass, slams, reverse tosses, etc.
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    I still don't know what a power movement is, I mean literally, what the definition is.
    "in the howling bleeding nights, the dogs plunge into the Volga and swim desperately to gain the other bank. The nights of Stalingrad are a terror for them. Animals flee this hell; the hardest stones cannot bear it for long; only men endure."

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    DD, whats up bro!

    where have you been lately bro? how's school/football going?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bslow2
    I hate some of the new modern training ideas. They are so dangerous and lame. The rolling rubber ball is so annoying. That peice of garbage belongs on a nice sandy beach. All these so called personal trainers need to go. Half of them are about 17 years old and have no experiance. Walking dumbell lunges accross the gym. These knuckleheads need to take that nonscense outside or behind the gym. I know Coleman does lunges but you dont see him waltzing around the inside of the gym. I see all these personal trainers having these house wives rolling around on a rubber ball and waltzing around the gym with a pair of little dinky dumbells. I also get a kick out of the people, who do their aerobic activity before they lift wieghts.? Then I see these Roided up morons yapping on their cell phones while walking on the treadmill or during the middle of a workout.? .... I think its time to put the toys away, load up a bar with some steel. shut your pie hole, and focus on building some quality home spun, natural mass.

    What u talk is BS! I know loads of big (muscular) guys who do Swiss Ball, bench press cus it helps to strengthen the core muscles as you dont have a bench to support your back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duncans Donuts
    I still don't know what a power movement is, I mean literally, what the definition is.
    A movement where submaximal resistances are moved at maximal velocities. I know you can do this with barbells and dumbbells, but the problem with those items is that you have to expend energy to decelerate them during the concentric portion of the movement. When you throw a medicine ball you don't have to "waste" that energy. Also, medicine balls are usually best implemented to improve the velocity end of the force-velocity curve; more traditional weight training modalities are better used to improve the force production end.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duncans Donuts
    I still don't know what a power movement is, I mean literally, what the definition is.

    Those exercises that allow for a greater wattage.
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