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"x-reps" ??

rysigpi

rysigpi

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It was a pretty interesting read. In my mind it is actually one of the more believable pro workouts as he isnt doing a ton of insane sets.

What do you all think. I know that it would keep most peoples egos at the door. I know I would have to drop the weight down a bit!

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i was reading that yesterday and thought about it, it sounds like something that id like to try and will.
 
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Anther article about it. From the read it seems they lower the volume and add in x-reps only on one set?
 
milwood said:
good way to tweak a stale workout for sure. Change is good...
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Yeah I dont think it is anything revolutionary...just something nice to throw in for a change.
 
i been using x reps for about 6 months definately have noticed a change in my body, gained mass and lost bf nothing as dramatic in the before and after pics but none the less it worked for me
 
:toofunny: :toofunny: :toofunny: :toofunny: People are paying money for this book (which is a simple old school tip) to get hyooooge?? :toofunny: :toofunny: :toofunny: 4 books for $30 a piece.....since they all have the "X" as in X-treme, people will buy that **** thinking that they will look ripped like the pics. If you get a microscope and read the fine print at the bottom of the preface, you'll see that they have a disclaimer stating that all models used for advertisment have been using AAS to get the "chisled physiques" :study:

How do you expand a simple training tip into four books?
 
It's actually from IronMan magazine (Jonathan Lawson).

I use this technique from time to time to switch things up and I really like it. It's also a great option for those times of the year when busy with other things and your workout time is limited to shorter sessions.

And I don't think it's total waste of $30.00. I bought one of the e-books and it has some good stuff in there and some nice routines. I've blown alot more than that on useless supplements over the years.

Hell, I remember buying Cybergenics back in the day! **** I'm old...
 
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