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I can answer questions relateing to practical strength training, that is, training that you can actually use. sports. martial arts or just wanting to satisfy the instinct to be powerful, I can assist you.
I have trained for jiujitsu, for military and street combat, I have trained others to adapt to physically hard jobs, for martial arts and team sports. I know what really works.
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# 3: QUIT DOING CURLS. the function of the bicep is primarily to supinate your hand, and the complex motion of throwing a punch only peripherally ionvolves the bicep, you're better off doing
you want to use .... farmers walk benchpress squats curls dips ok........ first off, I don't do "bodypart" training. and your choices of exercises really doesn't speak to that idea anyway..
recovery is the answer. don't destroy yourself in your workouts, but tap into those reserves..then REST & RECOVER..if it takes a few days or two weeks....I've got my workouts down to one or two sessions
your exercise routine is designed in bodybuilder fashion, you should know that training for POWER has NOTHING to do with bodybuilding. in order to generate bodypower and lift in such a way as to not tear
do some direct abdomenal work, and make sure you push and pull in your exercise selection, balance out your strength. balance is the main reason for doing abdomenal exercise, for your back! if all you
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