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| Registered User | What are your goals? |
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| Registered User | if you were me, i would cut a little, maybe just a few % bodyfat just get some good ab action happening, then bulk up thats what i would do, what you wanna do may be completly different |
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| Jumbo Shrimp | Your pics look good. You have some nice shape going. However, Sinced you asked for a critique. I would have to suggest that you prioritize your posterior.Your front is more developed than your back. This is commom amoung beginners.We tend to focus on what you can see. I did it myself years back.One of the best things I ever did training wise was correct that.I would reccomend bringing up your rear delts, back and traps. You can always pick out the trainees that are lacking there. Their shoulders protract forward and it gives that rounded shoulder gorilla appearence. You're not there yet though. You have some nice development from the front and side. As far as bulking or cutting, I would suggest more of a recomp/lean bulk approach. Slow and steady wins the race. Too many make the mistake of focusing on one or the other, and then end up having to worrk twice as hard later to get the desired look. PM me if you want some training suggestions. Another option is to work with Bobo.Can't go wrong there. |
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| Jumbo Shrimp | Quote:
One last thing... When prioritizing theese muscle groups, stretch your chest regularly. Over time this will help correct posture by allowing the posterior muscles to re-align your shoulder girdle to a more optimal position | |
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| Gold Member | I think you need some back width. Pull ups and lat pulls. Make sure you focus on using your lats in your movements. |
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| Pork Chop | Quote:
I was going to post basically the same thing, Lean One covered it. You just need more overall mass and could use leaning out, but if you had to try and specify parts your back is your weakest link, definitely. Good luck, train and eat smart ![]() | |
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| Registered User | So should I widen my grip? Right now my my thumbs are on the outside of my shoulders, right where the bar bends on my lat pulldowns. If I do need to widen why? |
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| Registered User | One more question. My 5x5 routine calls for deads but I can't do them so I need a 5x5 that can possible sub as best as possible. What would be the best exercise to do heavy for back and hit as much as possible? thanx |
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| Jumbo Shrimp | Bent over barbell rows. |
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| Registered User | Like the new look of the site for one. Second what muscles does that work lean? |
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| Jumbo Shrimp | Quote:
Next to deads, probably the best mass builder. | |
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| Registered User | Right on! back is on Saturday so I will try it out then. thanx for all you help, |
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