Arbel
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Post by Arbel on Nov 30, 2004 7:19:38 GMT -5
when you start lifting , you cant wait for chest day .
after a few years your cant wait for chest day to be over so you can go and do leg day
when you start lifting , you worry about your bi's and your abs .
after a few years you worry about calvs quads and delts
you realy change the way you think after a few years ...
seems funny , but i love tha change
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Post by Tim Wescott on Nov 30, 2004 7:24:41 GMT -5
I agree bro...at first all you want to do is see how much you can bench and do mega-curls,never taking into consideration that triceps are the largest part of the arm!!
I actually like training legs more than arms ...even though neither are very impressive!! LOL
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Post by ifearnoman on Nov 30, 2004 7:28:10 GMT -5
I kind of like leg day too..
Simply because I like the pain I feel afterwards.
Chest/bis day is great though too!
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Arbel
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Post by Arbel on Nov 30, 2004 8:58:02 GMT -5
I kind of like leg day too.. Simply because I like the pain I feel afterwards. Chest/bis day is great though too! dont get me worng ...i love working chest ( plus that one of my stronger body parts ) but that feeling after a very hard leg day ...the feeling of victory , over iron , over flesh , over pain ...nothing comes close . limping my way home from the gym is painfull but i'm smileing all along the way |
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Post by Intensity on Nov 30, 2004 13:32:12 GMT -5
I think that i was a very strange young guy: I always like to train every muscle part! I loved them all equal but differently like they were my kids ;D
seriously, i must admit that i enjoy more the legs training today than 8 years ago!
Mo
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TLM
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Post by TLM on Nov 30, 2004 21:35:49 GMT -5
bis used to be the favorite. Now I love tris, all of the back and...hmmm...that's it. Those are my favorites now. I don't hate leg days anymore. That's a huge improvement.
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Post by youngblood on Nov 30, 2004 21:45:39 GMT -5
I've always had an instant connection with bi's and quads. My tri's and hams on the other hand, took a lot of time to develop that connection. I have it now, and it's good.
To me, there is no replacement for feeling your legs pumped with blood, wobbling from squats.
Actually, I do have one that beats that feeling, for me. Do a heavy set of deadlifts and your pulling close to your max, and after a few deep breaths on the last rep or two, you finish your set. Then you set the bar down and everything turns white- your head spins- and you can't concentrate on anything but getting back your equalibrium. Now DAT, is training to me (to paraphrase Arnold in PI when he talks about Ed Corney posing).
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