April 17, 2006
3 responses to Interesting Buffalo Bar trivia
Under the Bar is 21 years, 7 months and 6 days old with 462 posts, 329 photos, 108 video clips (363 M worth) and a bunch of comments.
Kris: Hi Bobby, Thanks for the feedback and sorry for the slow reply. I just came back from a few weeks at...
Bobby: wow nice work. I really enjoyed seeing how you built it from start to finish. i am thinking of making...
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The making of an outdoor power rack and heavy-duty bench
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April 19th, 2006 at 7:35 am
Is Super Squats in your current (and expanding) lifting library?
April 20th, 2006 at 12:59 am
I love the tag line on the book “add 30 pounds of muscle in 6 weeks”, sounds like a get rich fast scheme
April 20th, 2006 at 5:16 pm
Jamie, I know what you mean. Nonetheless, there are plenty of folks out there who claim it gave them good mass results. Still, I have a hard time seeing THAT impressive results in a natural experienced lifter. Squatting twenty reps with a weight you would normally only do for ten and then adding 5 lbs to this every workout is not the newbie way. The program also calls for the trainee to “eat a lot of wholesome food, drink at least two quarts of milk a day, and to get plenty of rest in between the twice- or thrice-weekly workouts”.
Scott, don’t have the book yet, but it’s a classic so… not an urgent priority though, am having a hard time seeing this being conducive to powerlifting unless I need to get a new mass base.