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A lot of you need to see this. All I’m saying is this is the future of fitness. Unencumbered human potential > “are my proportions good enough daddy?” Almost 67 years old and confidently flying. For those afraid of falling apart - you’ll probably be ok if you decide to be.

A lot of you need to see this. All I’m saying is this is the future of fitness. Unencumbered human potential > “are my proportions good enough daddy?” Almost 67 years old and confidently flying. For those afraid of falling apart - you’ll probably be ok if you decide to be.

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Look at this kid ⬇️ “Bad genetics” often is just someone with no violent intent during heavy lifts Guys with “good genes” are always lifting with aggression If you want to produce more force you need to command the body to do so It needs to be a bit more of a violent action

Look at this kid ⬇️ “Bad genetics” often is just someone with no violent intent during heavy lifts Guys with “good genes” are always lifting with aggression If you want to produce more force you need to command the body to do so It needs to be a bit more of a violent action

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𝐄𝐱𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 “𝐈𝐧𝐣𝐮𝐫𝐲 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐤” 𝐀𝐫𝐞 𝐆𝐎𝐎𝐃 The fact that certain exercises have higher risk of injury is EXACTLY why they are stimulating (in most cases). Bench press blowing out rotator cuffs is *indicative* of the fact that the stress of the exercise is far higher on certain tissue adaptations than the small isolation and machine movements being performed by many. The fact that the other exercises for the rotator cuff, such as a facepull, are so “safe” by comparison is simply due to the fact that they aren’t as stressful and thus not going to bring complete development to your physiology. Sprints often tearing hamstrings also is also evidence of them being potentially the most powerful movement for developing the legs rapid contraction qualities. The key is understanding how to use and apply the dosage of these tools. Isolations & lower stress movements certainly do still have their place and significantly compliment a program. A holistic understanding of physical human development goes much deeper than just muscle pump stimulation.

𝐄𝐱𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 “𝐈𝐧𝐣𝐮𝐫𝐲 𝐑𝐢𝐬𝐤” 𝐀𝐫𝐞 𝐆𝐎𝐎𝐃 The fact that certain exercises have higher risk of injury is EXACTLY why they are stimulating (in most cases). Bench press blowing out rotator cuffs is indicative of the fact that the stress of the exercise is far higher on certain tissue adaptations than the small isolation and machine movements being performed by many. The fact that the other exercises for the rotator cuff, such as a facepull, are so “safe” by comparison is simply due to the fact that they aren’t as stressful and thus not going to bring complete development to your physiology. Sprints often tearing hamstrings also is also evidence of them being potentially the most powerful movement for developing the legs rapid contraction qualities. The key is understanding how to use and apply the dosage of these tools. Isolations & lower stress movements certainly do still have their place and significantly compliment a program. A holistic understanding of physical human development goes much deeper than just muscle pump stimulation.

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Even elite boxers recognize that they ran too much in their prime. If there is a way to develop the gas tank with less running it’s probably a good idea.

Even elite boxers recognize that they ran too much in their prime. If there is a way to develop the gas tank with less running it’s probably a good idea.

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This massive Italian guy is a local amateur fighter near me. He is so insanely athletic and very skilled. In person it is crazy to watch him. He DOES his strength and conditioning training and it looks exactly like it should: > Joint isolation > Mobility > Heavy strength work > Power

This massive Italian guy is a local amateur fighter near me. He is so insanely athletic and very skilled. In person it is crazy to watch him. He DOES his strength and conditioning training and it looks exactly like it should: > Joint isolation > Mobility > Heavy strength work > Power

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Some followers will remember how often I was called a moron for saying this ⬇️ I don’t dislike bodybuilders but they have some of the most close minded communities when it comes to training outside basic muscle gain. Same mindset as “functional gurus” with a different set of beliefs.

Some followers will remember how often I was called a moron for saying this ⬇️ I don’t dislike bodybuilders but they have some of the most close minded communities when it comes to training outside basic muscle gain. Same mindset as “functional gurus” with a different set of beliefs.

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One of the most undervalued tools for punching power ⬇️ Though it’s a classic – it’s been largely forgotten in modern strength circles. 1) the unique impulse profile 2) handle vibration …provides a benefit to your hands/wrist and arms that you don’t quite get anywhere else.

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