Category Archives: training
Proper Squat Technique? Overthinking Bozos Complicate Everything
Today was no different. I started the computer and launched YouTube only to see another permabulker suffering from an inflated ego trying to convince me that squatting is as complex as a heart transplant. “You have to keep your back as tight as possible when you squat,” said Mr. PermaBulk. Thanks, man. Nice tip. Until […]
BUSTED: My Mom Thought That My Protein Powders Were Steroids
The headache was strong and persistent. There was a little voice inside of me constantly repeating the phrase “Disregard all. Acquire muscles”. I tried to make it go away, but it kept on coming like a boomerang. This time it was serious. You can postpone things only so much. Eventually, the denial and rejections accumulate […]
Why Bodybuilders and Powerlifters Are NOT Making Big Money
5 Bodybuilding and Strength Training Tips That Could Cause Brain Damage
Training Splits That Should Work Well Training splits are not rocket science.
There’s nothing magical about training splits despite the enormous amount of attention that they receive. Persistence rather than “the perfect training split” is the engine. You can follow a subpar training routine and still do very well if you just keep pushing. Below are a few training splits which you may find useful depending on […]
The Functional Training Community Is Making Natural Bodybuilders Even More Delusional
The functional training community is not nearly as innocent as many of you think. It has contributed greatly to the enormous amount of delusional beliefs found in the muscle building sector. Below I have listed a few major unrealistic ideas supported by the so-called functional training camp which includes the following branches: 5×5 zealots kettlebell […]
Will Overtraining “Team 3D Alpha Style” Make Me Huge?
Using The Mind-Muscle Connection vs. Just Lifting Weights
Many videos of professional bodybuilders allegedly contain the secret to extraterrestrial muscular hypertrophy. One of the special tactics often promoted in those clips is the mind-muscle connection – a term describing the ability to activate a muscle during a lift. According to the iron scholars, if you are simply focusing on moving the weight, you may […]
Adding Arm Isolation To 5×5 Routines?
5×5 strength training programs and their by-products are supposed to be the ultimate blueprint for natural muscle construction. The legends surrounding this type of training are now reaching epic proportions. Many noobs still believe that miracles happen when you do squats for 5 sets of 5. As a result, we had the chance to witness […]
In Defense Of The Leg Press: Reasons NOT To Squat
In Defense Of The Leg Press: Reasons NOT To Squat When I started visiting an actual gym, I was already under the heavy influence of the so-called functional lifting community. Most of the information that I found was promoting free weights as the best way to train. Exercises done on machines were described as a […]
Lifting Weights Is Boring But Maybe That’s Fine
Lifting has the capacity to quickly turn into a rather boring activity. You do the same workout day after day, week after week, month after month. Here and there you add a little weight, set a small PR and post about it on Facebook or Instagram. Sometimes this is just enough action to keep you going, […]
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