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    300 Workout plan.

    Hiya, long time no see fellas.

    Anyways, I saw the movie 300 and it was a crazy movie. And all those buffed, 6 packs, nice tonned guys..damn i sound gay, anyways, thats kinda my goal.

    So i've been googling stuff, and found out about their workout plan. Im sure many of you heard or seen it here but I was wondering on your opinions on this workout.

    Here is the link: Josh Hillis' Fat Loss and Fitness Articles: Frank Miller movie 300 actor training - The 300 Workout
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    reps of 50 will not get you big. in the daily mail it said a lot of their 6 packs were computer generated.
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    Sigh do a search this is like the 5th thread on this.

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    Id worry more about my diet than the exact training routine if i wanted to get ripped.

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    As soon as I seen this thread I was thinking yep another 300 thread. Brutus is right. Worry about diet and working with heavier weights than weights you would use to move 50 reps for.

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    I believe that 50 rep workout was just a final test......not the actual workout they used.
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    Yes this has been discussed a ton.

    Cliffnotes goes like this:
    1)Many actors take steroids to gain mass in limited time for a film role, not all agree on this
    2) Most feel that the 300 workout is great for conditioning, but not ideal for weight loss or mass building. NOTE I SAID MOST.
    3) Other random opinions thrown around, read at your own risk.
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