silverskyline
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Bino said:imo, 5*5 is too easy, esp after doing it a few years.
5*7 i think is a better scheme, fuggin killer on sq days
Hahaha Viking Quest...awesome
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Bino said:imo, 5*5 is too easy, esp after doing it a few years.
5*7 i think is a better scheme, fuggin killer on sq days
silverskyline said:I hear what your saying and respect a lot of good bros ont his site that all have great info to retain. I ahve read over the training vault material and it has a great backing and rep behind it as well.
No your stats dont tell me if you know what your talking about he just called it out and I was curious is all. Stats wont tell anyone that they dont know what they are talking about but they can tell someone they definately do know what they are talking about if you get what I mean.
for instance if you were 300 lbs with 30 percent you gould be a doctor or anatomical and nutritional sciance (highly unlikely a doctor of that reputation would let that happen but anyhow) still know what your talking about however if you were 270 6 percent shreadded you dont even have to open your mouth for me to know that you obviously know about what you do.
djeclipse said:As far as the post workout shake thing goes... don't be so gullible dude. Don't believe everything you hear, do some research for yourself.
It is a load of complete bull shit that you abslutley need a Post workout shake after working out in order to grow and gain muscle.
Post work out shakes weren't around back when the cave men were out hunting, they weren't around when the romans started the olympics (which was meant to be a test of human strength). These people were able to gain muscle without protien shales. protien shales weren;t even around when everyones hero Arnold started training. It must have been amiracle that they were able to put on any muscle.
But now, all of a sudden everyone needs a post workout shake or we'll never get any bigger or stronger?? Really think about that for a second.
These companies and magazines you're reading/ listening to are trying to sell you a product, and they will say anything to get you to buy into their theory/ product.
A protien shake after a workout can be beneficial, yes. But is it absolutley necessary, not a chance.
The nest source of protein is meat protein hands down, you should not be relying on a protein shake as your #1 source.
Bino said:imo, 5*5 is too easy, esp after doing it a few years.
5*7 i think is a better scheme, fuggin killer on sq days
silverskyline said:All I ever eat is protein shakes morning day and night 6 times a day I'm huge!
Hahaha I believe in the shake because even though it was not around back then science is always evolving and why not utalize that??? When they discovered the vaccine for the common cold people wernt like hey the cold was around before this BS and everyone else is still alive who has had it.
well no shit but wouldnt you rather not get it if you can.
same for Isolate shakes and quick obsorbtion yeah I can get my protein from animal and have it slow obsorbtion and still get some but why not get it where it's so much more effective? They never used it before that dosnt mean I dont want to utalize it's effectiveness now
djeclipse said:As far as the post workout shake thing goes... don't be so gullible dude. Don't believe everything you hear, do some research for yourself.
It is a load of complete bull shit that you abslutley need a Post workout shake after working out in order to grow and gain muscle.
Post work out shakes weren't around back when the cave men were out hunting, they weren't around when the romans started the olympics (which was meant to be a test of human strength). These people were able to gain muscle without protien shales. protien shales weren;t even around when everyones hero Arnold started training. It must have been amiracle that they were able to put on any muscle.
But now, all of a sudden everyone needs a post workout shake or we'll never get any bigger or stronger?? Really think about that for a second.
These companies and magazines you're reading/ listening to are trying to sell you a product, and they will say anything to get you to buy into their theory/ product.
A protien shake after a workout can be beneficial, yes. But is it absolutley necessary, not a chance.
The nest source of protein is meat protein hands down, you should not be relying on a protein shake as your #1 source.
djeclipse said:That's right, utilize it because you can, it is there, quick and easy. But it is not 100% necessary for muscle growth. Which is what Porportional and this tool at the supplement store was trying to tell me.
It is beneficial, but not necessary for muscle growth.
silverskyline said:Agreed
djeclipse said:Finaly, we agree on something lol
Ant it's almost 5:00 here time for the weekend...