Been a while since I've seen one.
Contribute if y'all want
Been a while since I've seen one.
Contribute if y'all want
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If anyone has infographics on how to get dubs, or how to fix anterior pelvic tilt, please post.
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Who /lurk/ here, or is this all for naught?
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Any Jow Forumsommandos want to verify the accuracy of any of this?
good stuff, thx
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bumping for your sake lad
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thanks lad
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Will try and post some food infographics now
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>current year
>not brining
>shigitty
Digging the food-graphics keep 'em comin
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I make pancakes with:
1/2 cup of oats
1/2 cup of cottage cheese
3 eggs
1/2 a banana
>only 1 scoop
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thanks bro I needed these
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some interesting stuff, cheers
Looking for anything else lad?
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Like this
Close, but try this one
I'm here, user
waiting until I get to the end to post anything related
The simple and ultimate guide for beginners getting into shape
Need to shower and eat lads, will check up in a while
Based op
gay post m9 kys
>correct bar path
>bench press
There is no universal, correct bar path in bench pressing.
/ic/ here, been looking for a good clean and jerk animation ref
thanks breh
what is this
protein synthesis
I'll post my old Jow Forums stuff that I didn't see.
Forearm and grip training.
Anyone got info on reps count, time and hyperthrophy?
twinks
Layman's version, or scientific?
Bloatlord pls no bully
You are like a little baby, whatch this
Holy shit this is so incredibly wrong I don't even know where to start.
>Muh bodyweight is better.
Tired meme, to correctly enter the position to perform a back squat, deadlift, snatch, or clean all require sufficient flexibility. Something like an overhead press requires one to develop full body tension. Bumping around a few machines isn't lifting.
>Muh balloon muscles
Flexibility again, look at Jujimufu, guy is flexible and jacked. They aren't mutually exclusive. Strongmen have good endurance, weightlifters are usually quite good at sprinting and jumping.
>muh video of an arm wrestler vs bodybuilder
A professional bodybuilder has the advantage of technique and practise behind him. His training for years has been specific. Not ragging on arm wrestlers but the poster might as well have complained that swimmers are terrible at archery because they have "long thin watery muscles"
>Run on your toes
NO. Balls of your foot. That is the fleshy part below your toes.
>It builds muh calves
So does running in a way that doesn't destroy your patellae
>Running improves [a bunch of muscles that slowly become more likely to have been pulled from his arse]
Running is great, but if you want aesthetic legs you can't just run.
If you want big legs, you can't just run.
If you want strong legs, you can't just run.
Read this post and google marathon runners, tell me do those people have legs you want
I'll go kill myself now, smell you later friends.
>Layman's version, or scientific?
both? please
Thank you very much, gonna read that.
Also, on that, I heard that its not about reps but about time. So 15 reps equals 1 minute if you do quality reps, its just that we falsely got used to using reps instead of time? Not sure If I got told bollocks there though.
And another question. If I want to get a wholesome approach, could I pick a weight at 6 reps, and stick to that till I can do 20 reps so i get strength, size and endurance at that weight level, and then move on? I'm trying to be healthy and I would think endurance is part of that, especially if I have to do some lifting for hours on my job somedays.
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It's about hard sets, progressing from 3 sets of 8 to 4 sets of 12 then increasing the weight is a good way of doing it
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It's probably better to train these things concurrently. Do strength stuff, and bodybuilding, and conditioning. In that order. Check out Brian Alsruhe for ideas
>concurrently
I don't get that. How do I traing strenght, size and endurance at the same time? I thought I had to pick one rep range
Nah brah, it goes like this
So imagine this. On shoulder day you do barbell overhead press using a proven progression scheme. If you're a novice that could be linear progression (add weight every session) or if you're more advanced maybe 531 (percentages). So you do like 3 sets of 5. That's your strength work.
Then you do bodybuilding work. Front raises, lateral raises, rear delt flyes, all for 3-4 sets of 8-12. That's your bodybuilding stuff
Then at the end you do 20 burpees every minute for 10 minutes. That's your conditioning.
Oh ok thanks.
Do I understand you rigt that you do strength for some muslces, and bodybuilding work for others?
Do you alternate each workout?
>Read this post and google marathon runners, tell me do those people have legs you want
Note that endurance and intensity builds (and requires) different physiques.
Compare Robert Förstemann (ascended t-rex) to Chris Froome (spooky skeltal), both top-level cyclists.
The former is a sprinter and the latter is an endurance cyclist, and the difference in leg size should be apparent.
That being said, you'll probably find that they both lift weights - turns out that overcoming great resistance is an effective way to build strength.
No that's all in one workout
based brining poster
I still don't know whether this info graphic is an attempt at trolling or not.
love it
May the gods of iron bless you OP
May you conquer all of your lifts
Smash all your PR's and be graced with the mires of the brappiest of thots
This thread is everything that Jow Forums has been missing.
>unfortunately I don't have any infographics that haven't been posted
>czech those dubs though
Based, thank you for this.
lol don't deadlift or clean it back to the rack. Take the weights off and place it back on the rack. Or ask someone to help you pick up. You'll break the damn rack if you try to deadlift it up there.
>trappy-chan
Oh god, time flies so fast
Now im sad