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Arnold Schwarzeneggers New Guide to Modern BodyBuilding

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    Arnold Schwarzeneggers New Guide to Modern BodyBuilding


    Anybody read this. just curious who has and who hasn't, i read some of it at a buddy's house not to long ago. and it was full of great info that you can understand. i highly recommend it.



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    Do you mean "The Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding?"

    That's like the Bible man! Packed with great info and Arnold's stories are the best...

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    Just remember, when you get a pump its like cumming!

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    Exactly what made this guide "great" for non-competitive, natural builders???
    I still have to find those who followed his 12-15 sets per bodypart routine and got good results with it. Indulge me, if you can.

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    Originally Posted by SpargelJanusz View Post
    Exactly what made this guide "great" for non-competitive, natural builders???
    I still have to find those who followed his 12-15 sets per bodypart routine and got good results with it. Indulge me, if you can.
    I did...and still do on some things.

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    Originally Posted by SpargelJanusz View Post
    Exactly what made this guide "great" for non-competitive, natural builders???
    I still have to find those who followed his 12-15 sets per bodypart routine and got good results with it. Indulge me, if you can.
    Genetic freaks.

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    Originally Posted by SpargelJanusz View Post
    Exactly what made this guide "great" for non-competitive, natural builders???
    I still have to find those who followed his 12-15 sets per bodypart routine and got good results with it. Indulge me, if you can.
    The volume is slightly high, but mostly the frequency. good grief. I use a toned down version of his program and that has been the basis of my physique. You do the whole thing like he says hitting chest 3 times a week ect and you will die a slow death - probably even if you are on steroids. Arnold was a freak.

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    he was a genetic freak. but still a beast

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    Those routines in the book are off the hook, but if approached with common sense are very effective.

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    right now i am taking his chest routine and using it once a week, (with some added lifts to bring up the intensity) and his back routine on back day,( with some added lifts) and arm routine on arm day ETC. eather way i only work a muscle group out once a week. i just incorporate his workouts into them because i believe that they could be quite effective.

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    Originally Posted by Matt6969 View Post
    right now i am taking his chest routine and using it once a week, (with some added lifts to bring up the intensity) and his back routine on back day,( with some added lifts) and arm routine on arm day ETC. eather way i only work a muscle group out once a week. i just incorporate his workouts into them because i believe that they could be quite effective.
    They are tried and true. Don't tell Mike Mentzer i said so! RIP mike.

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    Sorry to bump an old post, but I just got a free gift card for Borders and saw some people recommend this book.

    Is there a difference between the paperback version and the hardcover?

    Hardcover says revised and published in like 1998 while I see Barnes and Noble has a paperback that says it was published in 2007.

    http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...Schwarzenegger

    I'd prefer the hardcover but if the paperback has newer revised information then I guess I'd have to go with the paperback...

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    True, iDSha, this goldmine of information should not be left unpurchased.

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