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    1. jailynn24hb

      jailynn24hb Well-Known Member

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      What do you guys thinks?

      because I followed the program and you only need to do low reps that doesnt make sense, because if you do 12 reps you get better results.
       
    2. emininojiq

      emininojiq Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      You can get size off low reps. Its called eating. Stop being a puss and squat.

      Its a beginner program. Gotta get strong to get big.
       
    3. Fectteavezu

      Fectteavezu Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      what about dat dere progressive tension overload?
       
    4. remstation

      remstation Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      the main problem with SS is the lack of volume and the fact it asks you to squat :S You dont need to train legs if you do cardio/running. Just train high volume on your chest shoulders and Biceps and youll find the results much more pleasing.
       
    5. herunder88

      herunder88 Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      lol wut?
       
    6. remstation

      remstation Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      I made my case why I advocate that type of training for beginners.

      I'm not telling people to make a life long committment to strength training. I am telling them to put aside 4-6 months to get some reasonable strength which can then be channeled into a split, upper/lower etc much more efficiently.

      Learn maximum total body recruitment, apply it to other ****.

      If you don't wanna do it, do whatever the **** you wanna do.
       
    7. Canellesao

      Canellesao Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      It's a powerlifting routine. For a beiginner, mass gains will be just as good as a hypertrophy routine. It's good for beginners because you learn how to do all the compounds properly. ( assuming you read the book)
       
    8. bambam

      bambam Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      it's not a powerlifting routine. A powerlifting routine implies that it's getting you ready to compete in powerlifting.

      A beginner will grow doing anything. I suggest that the beginner who is squatting 3 plates, benching 2, pulling 4 in under a year of training is going to be able to leg press, db press, bicep curl and bro split a lot more weight and thus achieve a lot more gains than his counterpart starting on the split.
       
    9. defelqy

      defelqy Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      Negged for being a phaggot troll. This is like the 10th thread you've made about SS this week.
       
    10. scooby

      scooby Well-Known Member

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      SS babylovers not made for bodybuilders?

      Making the red redder sure taught him a lesson...

      gj.
       

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