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Gym muscle vs. job / manual labor muscle
- Thread starter hood b. goode
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mvp_status
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Son in that vid is lacking both
a gym muscle guy? Who and where?
Are the gym muscles in the thread with us? 
SheWantTheD
Veteran
If I wasn't active in the gym, there were some manual labor jobs I would struggle at.
Worked at one warehouse that sold kitchen appliances to like restaurants.. only 1 person could last more than a week and he was still there when I left for an IT role.
Worked at one warehouse that sold kitchen appliances to like restaurants.. only 1 person could last more than a week and he was still there when I left for an IT role.
Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
I tried to pick up a kettle bell earlier…Heavy beyond belief
Are the gym muscles in the thread with us?
Lemme get this thread title off brehs
SuppLemme get this thread title off brehs
Mirin4rmfar
Superstar
Where is the muscle? plus the short guy does this every day so his muscles is built for this over time and also he is short.
Second breh had hooks for hands...
This thread is like those stupid ass "Calesthenics >>>>> Weight lifting" threads. No, manual labor muscle is not stronger, it's specific. If I swing a hammer all day, the specific task of swinging and hitting a target I should be great at. Same with if you squat and pick up heavy rocks all day. You will have basically done atlas stone training, something most lifters don't do.In this case, white dude chose the worst grip for deadlifting which is the double-under. The other cat used a mix grip which was 100% the reason he was able to move the object. If the white guy actually did it that way, he would have been just fine.
etrofllenrod504
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Only thing I use these days for my workout. 40lbs kettle bell, pull ups, and grappling.