but thats just it.. 1 movement for back is not enough to stimulate growth..now if you take a normal fullbody split like HST.. its 4days of 1movement for back.. thats 4 movements a week?? a normal split like phat would give around 6-8 movements a week .. multiply that by 52 then a guy on phat...
so you are going to do 4 types of back exercises , 2 types of OH presses, extensions,curls , squats and deadlifts all on one day?? dont be daft and ignorant
the point is by the time you have trained for 2 years your body needs more intensity or volume and a full body wont give that with sufficent recovery plus it zaps your focus and energy so by the 3rd or 4th movement your just playing around so its a waste.. plus who would squat first?? most guys...
its actualy the oppisite effect.. the biceps and triceps and even the delts get stimulated alot but the back has so many fuctions that even 1 day of direct stumili wil not be enough for someone wanting hipertrophy
because a squat wil utilize more than just the legs.. the back wil also be a huge mover so by only doing a squat you wil under stimulate either the hamstring quad or calves..
you do know that steroids were being used from the 60s? but i didnt say he has to do huge amounts of volume.. i dont do more than 4 sets per bodypart and i train them twice a week.. wat i ment was a fullbody is more likely to under stimulate huge muscles like the back and legs.. thats why i dont...
football is a bit more specific toe the postion you play .. were rugby is 80min of tackling the **** out of one and other.. so rugby players are more ''fit'' than most nfl players and every rugby player has to be strong in all aspects were an nfl player trains more specificly.. but for what you...
pics up the mic , says he is sorry and goes to the public library to lookup why concentration benefits overlap the jitters as well as the strength benefits
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