I always thought my front needed more work than the back. Lack of chest/delts/traps lol
Legs aren't cut enough to show, but 9+ years of Taekwondo and my weight should be enough to tell you they're not small lol
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Well, I count traps as back since they... run down your whole back and most people forget about that :P
Traps+lats need to come up a lot more than your front IMO. Arms are very well balanced, delts and chest are nothing to snuff about for a natural. If you were to compete, your back would be hurting you the most for sure.
I actually started working out last week. I am making graphical work for a dude, and in exchange he's being my personal trainer. Working on abdomen and shoulders/arms mostly. Will post results.
Well, I count traps as back since they... run down your whole back and most people forget about that :P
Traps+lats need to come up a lot more than your front IMO. Arms are very well balanced, delts and chest are nothing to snuff about for a natural. If you were to compete, your back would be hurting you the most for sure.
Shiiiiiit. Time to hit the deads some more!
Arms have always been a strong point, IMO. Chest and delts have always been lagging, but my chest has come up a lot this past year. Wouldn't mind having a wider back, though...and bit thicker so that everything pops out like Lavado (no homo )
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Arms have always been a strong point, IMO. Chest and delts have always been lagging, but my chest has come up a lot this past year. Wouldn't mind having a wider back, though...and bit thicker so that everything pops out like Lavado (no homo )
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Reach a0 has convinced that Starting Strength is bad based on advice from you. What is a program I should consider as a beginner to get good gains quickly?
Reach a0 has convinced that Starting Strength is bad based on advice from you. What is a program I should consider as a beginner to get good gains quickly?
SS is a fine program for strength gains as a beginner. It's also good for learning compounds.
As a bodybuilding program it's awful and squatting twice a week overdevelops your legs and leaves you with chicken arms since there's pretty much no arm work in it.
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