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    Dogcrapp

    hi guys is anyone using this ?

    i was just looking for a couple of examples on what peoples routines look like
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    pull up a search on it. It has been dsicussed many many times here.
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    will do boss
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    I though DC was a no-no to talk about here. I think its way too complex personally with the rest schemes

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    The rest stuff is pretty simple, the part that is difficult is people are putting together their own programs from bits and pieces which is not DOGGCRAP. Things change every now and then and when you are personally trained, you get a personal program. So this is somewhat akin to picking up a magazine and pulling a routine out of their and maybe switching movements up here or there.

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    It's as good as any other cookie cutter program, but as Mudge said, other people add their own little nuances and it doesn't really end up being Doggcrapp. I would try it, see what it does, when it stops working, try something else, but give it a go as it has been written, don't mess with it so you can give an honest review here.

    BTW, cookie cutter isn't really a derogatory remark, anything you get over the net without being assessed is going to be a cookie cutter program for the masses.
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    I would try it, see what it does, when it stops working, try something else,
    that is the key right there. People usually see good results because they have been locked into one thing for so long. Then they go and do doggcrapp training and see good results....It is just because you changed what you were doing.

    everything works, but nothing works forever.

    The program is pretty good. There is tension work, and then metabolic work (with the fascia stretching, or whatever he calls it). It has a nice blend of training variables.
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    Ive used it exclusively for about 4-5 months.

    From my own experiences, the strength/size gains are better than any program I have used previously, but the ability to overtrain and just burnout overall is also much much easier as well.

    As is the call for 2g/per lb of bodyweight protein.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richie1888 View Post
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    i would recommend not trying it until you have 4 or 5 years of SOLID training under your belt....... dc is very effective if all the right things are in place....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richie1888 View Post
    hi guys is anyone using this ?

    i was just looking for a couple of examples on what peoples routines look like
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    doggcrapp is a much better option imo for muscle mass and strength... i seem to respond better to higher intensity/lower volume workouts...... not to say that p rr and s wont work.... i havent been able to do the full thing because of my time training but i will eventually... the typical bodybuilding stuff just isnt that effective imo........

    natural guys like this do dc and look like this......

    a perfect example of a dc trainee.......

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    http://www.jasonwojo.com/images/funpix/backlatsm.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by gopro View Post
    What? No longer satisfied with P/RR/S????

    always satisfied with P/RR/S that will never change

    i just get really borred in work and have notions to look into other things and in all honnesty ive just got my p/rr/s the way i want it so i wont be changing.

    i just like to look into all asspects of bodybuilding from time to time
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    Quote Originally Posted by swordfish View Post
    natural guys like this do dc and look like this......

    a perfect example of a dc trainee.......
    If he is natural he is highly gifted, and probably short. Just because one routine works amazingly well for someone doesn't mean you will look the same, thats a sad fact. I know a guy with over 20 inch arms who just barely benched 315 only recently, and he isn't fat he is leaner than I am. He doesn't even train shoulders either, he is gifted for size but sucks ass for strength, has no idea what he is doing and eats like a regular person - and he is white.
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    Gotta love genetics.


    That being said though.... DC has done very well for me. Im sure if I really ate like a pro, I could get over 280 and solid with his routine.

    I got up to 270, but I felt like shit. I could barely tie my shoes or bend over without a headache.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudge View Post
    If he is natural he is highly gifted, and probably short. Just because one routine works amazingly well for someone doesn't mean you will look the same, thats a sad fact. I know a guy with over 20 inch arms who just barely benched 315 only recently, and he isn't fat he is leaner than I am. He doesn't even train shoulders either, he is gifted for size but sucks ass for strength, has no idea what he is doing and eats like a regular person - and he is white.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudge View Post
    If he is natural he is highly gifted, and probably short. Just because one routine works amazingly well for someone doesn't mean you will look the same, thats a sad fact. I know a guy with over 20 inch arms who just barely benched 315 only recently, and he isn't fat he is leaner than I am. He doesn't even train shoulders either, he is gifted for size but sucks ass for strength, has no idea what he is doing and eats like a regular person - and he is white.


    dc is a VERY VERY effective program for many trainees..... the principles are very basic yet VERY EFFECTIVE...

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    Well shit, if everyone has added their little own additions to this training, where could someone like me find the original template?
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    Quote Originally Posted by swordfish View Post
    natural guys like this do dc and look like this......
    a perfect example of a dc trainee.......

    http://www.jasonwojo.com/images/funpix/MM2sm.jpg

    http://www.jasonwojo.com/images/funpix/backlatsm.jpg
    Amazing genetics and dedication if he's natural.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swordfish View Post
    natural guys like this do dc and look like this......

    a perfect example of a dc trainee.......

    http://www.jasonwojo.com/images/funpix/MM2sm.jpg

    http://www.jasonwojo.com/images/funpix/backlatsm.jpg
    Wow. he is natural?
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