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Swirv

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The Butcher said:
Sounds like you had a simple case of #Powda deficiency and resting on your laurels. I'm prescribing preworkout #Powda, 1 scoop by mouth as needed (:dame:).

I'd also like to put you on a daily dosage of green tea. It'll help catch any covid when it's in da thoat to push is down to da stommuch where da acids will kill it.


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I read this in TI voice :russ:
 
LiveFromLondon

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Real talk for arms to grow and get that cut look whats best, heavy weights or a high rep number. Oh and these chicks booty be looking different everytime you see them in the gym, one day they in booty scrunch leggings and the booty fat:whoo: next time normal leggings booty disappointing:pacspit:
Other times its nice and plump, next time its wide and flat:stopitslime:
 
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Son Goku

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LiveFromLondon said:
Real talk for arms to grow and get that cut look whats best, heavy weights or a high rep number.
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(from T Nation, so take that as you will):
Different muscle groups have different functional characteristics and tend to have varying fiber-type ratios. The soleus (part of the calf) for example, is a slow-twitch (type I) dominant muscle while the triceps tend to be fast-twitch dominant (type II).

Slow-twitch muscle fibers recover more quickly, both within a workout and from session to session, than their fast-twitch counterparts. Consequently, training muscles that are predominantly slow twitch more frequently makes sense.

In general, the classification of muscle fiber-type ratios are:

  • Hamstrings: Mixed, 44-54% type I
  • Quads: Mixed, 44-64% type I
  • Glutes: Mixed with a tendency towards slow twitch, 52-60% type I
  • Chest: Fast twitch, approximately 60% type II
  • Calves: Slow. Gastrocnemius roughly 44-76% type I. Soleus in the range of 70-96% type I.
  • Spinal Erectors: Slow, 63-73% type I
  • Traps: Mixed
  • Shoulders: Mixed fiber distribution with a slight type I dominance
  • Triceps: Type II
  • Lats: Greater proportion of type II
  • Biceps: Tendency towards fast twitch dominant, approximately 40% type I


So biceps can be hit 4 times a week and triceps can be hit 3 times a week. Unless you're doing an upper/lower 6x a week or have 3 arm days, I'd prolly shave that twice each and eat the L.

I like using heavier/lower-rep compounds at the beginning of a session (weighted chins, close-grip bench, etc.) and finishing off with lighter, higher-rep isolation movements.

Still waiting for a definitive empirical answer to this question. :jbhmm:


Also growth and "that cut look" have nothing to do with each other. :francis:
 
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Serious said:
You won't be ready for summer 2022 at this rate :umad:
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:unimpressed:

I'm ready for summer 2022 right now. You think Imma get :flabbynsick: from eating food? :mjlol:
I just stepped on the scale with clothes on and I'm only up two pounds with water and an XL pizza in me. :smugfavre:


You an ole hating-ass motherfukker. Have a good night though.
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The Butcher said:
Had Chinese yesterday. Getting pizza right now.

And for some reason I'm really fiending for some Chick-Fil-A.
2022 diet on :flabbynsick: but the gains still on swole. :wow:



Edit: Woke up around noon and made pancakes for breakfast. :steviej:
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How old are you bruh?
 
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