Robby Luttrell
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Robby Luttrell
@RobbyL89
we’re kind of, just…here…
Sacramento, CA Katılım Eylül 2011
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@arrakunrin This stuff has been studied extensively. Yes recovery is key but after that volume wins every time. Muscles recover within 24-48 hours. So yeah you can workout 3 times a week and get ripped but more is better. As long as that muscle isn’t sore when you hit it again.
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You want to know why he looked better when he started lifting 3x a week?
It’s because in between his lifting sessions, there’s breaks. And during those breaks, he’s body is resting and repairing the worked out and “torn” muscles.
The worked out and “torn muscles” repair themselves by adding an extra layer of muscle to further strengthen that targeted area. This gradually happens over a period of time and is often not immediate sha.
Rest days are important if you work out. They as important as lifting and dieting.
Reece Schnell@schnellreece007
Lifting 6x a week Lifting 3x a week
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@SenseUncommonn @ProblemWright I should probably try marathon. I only get 1-2 hours a day and that game looks intimidating.
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@RobbyL89 @ProblemWright Ive done more quests in 25 hours of Marathon than I ever did in 250 hours in Arc
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Had a chance to be generational. Minecraft, fortnite, wow, lol, dota…. Dropped the ball so bad by not balancing weapons, not fixing skill tree perks that dont work, no new skill tree perks, trash updates, recycled quests/expedition, no new guns. Generational FUMBLE.
ARC Radar@ARCRaidersNews
ARC Raiders has been out for almost 5 months now. What's that opinion you have that will get you like this?
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@FianHyde @schnellreece007 3x per week per muscle group. If you’re hitting a 2.5 hour full body workout then yeah 3 days is fine
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@StrengthDebates 8-12 has become normalized because hypertrophy will occur in 8-12 but injury risk is lower and nervous system fatigue is far less
It is an intentional trade off. You can stimulate hypertrophy more often weekly, and be safer and consistent
Best to block out a bit of each tbh
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@JThomasson6 @sam_gzstrength Key word, Attainable. As in working your way up to that over a long period of time.
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@sam_gzstrength What high school did you got to? 90% of dudes cant do 135.. you think 90% of men can get to this? Pipe dreams for the majority
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@tiab33483 @hubermanlab Wait till you find out it's the same factories sending these pharmacies the raw api sources lol.
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@AlpacaAurelius Somewhere between 8 and 9 there’s a phase where you realize seed oils are perfectly fine too.
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mens health phases
phase 1: not giving a sh*t, partying, late night pizza, vapes
phase 2: taking a multivitamin, drinking vodka soda instead of beer, jogging
phase 3: reading ingredient labels, lifting weights
phase 4: eating more chicken and salads
phase 5: paleo
phase 6: keto, carbs are murdering people, telling everyone about it
phase 7: holy shit everything is poison not just carbs, even the veggies are trying to kill us, going full carnivore, organ meats, lots of butter and tallow, no porn
phase 8: stop blaming carbs for what seed oils did, adding back fruit, juice, honey to the carnivore diet, ray peat
phase 9: old italian man, leaving cities, tutto passo mentality, joie de virve, having a silly goose time above all else, completely trusting your gut not any diet.
where you at
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@latterdaylaura I’m a little bit that way too. I think we deserve some me time occasionally but not every day. That being said I don’t think it makes someone a bad parent for doing things differently. There’s many ways to be a good parent.
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My super strong parenting opinion is that while the kids are awake, you come last.
No spending all of Saturday golfing. That’s family time. 6 am tee time only, maybe.
Wanna go to the gym? Go after the kids go to bed, or wake up at 5.
In a few short years, they’ll be out of the house and you’ll have all the time in the world for your own stuff. It’s okay to come last for a while.
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@troisoak @DeanTTraining As long as you are getting at or close to failure between 5-30 then the weight is fine.
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Dudes will live their entire life with the Back development of a 14 year old boy simply b/c they refuse to do their Rows WITH Chest Support rather than without
It
Is
Honestly
INSANE
drew@dr3w_29
@DeanTTraining Any type of row with chest support will be infinitely better for building a huge back than without. It’s just physics. Less core effort required to stabilize
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@DeanTTraining They also throw on way too much weight and don’t do full range of motion. Stretch and the bottom, squeeze at the top.
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@HLFOB88 @BigolWave @MonthlyTiger Eat all the salmon you want and live a long healthy life. I don’t fall for this rage bait bs
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@BigolWave This app has divulged into one giant Opposite Day. And I blame the algorithm. Shit like this gets fed to the masses simply because they’re wrong.
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"Most researched" means most funded. And who funds supplement research? The companies selling the product. Decades of research showing "improvements in strength and lean mass" while nobody asks why the starting molecule is a fertilizer chemical synthesized in an industrial reactor at 70°C. You know what else improves strength and lean mass? Eating red meat which contains creatine in its whole-food form with every cofactor your body needs to actually use it. But there's no $14 billion industry behind a ribeye.
Dan Go@CoachDanGo
Creatine is one of the most researched supplements on the planet with studies showing improvements in strength, lean mass, and training performance. One study doesn’t erase decades of research.
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@_willcompton That’s how I drink bud lights too. Once the cap comes off the smell makes me want to vomit
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Deadlift and it isn’t particularly close.
- Closest thing to a full body stimulus in one movement
- Trains posterior chain + quads + entire back + grip + abs/trunk, trap, lats, and triceps isometrically. Even the pecs to a small extent get isometric work
- Most people can lift the most weight for a full ROM in a DL = huge systemic stress and adaptive response
- "Carryover to real life" - learning proper positioning for lifting stuff off the ground, and being strong at it, is a highly useful movement pattern
Ironically the thing that makes some hypertrophy bois hate the DL, the fact that it doesn't isolate and target any one muscle group to a high degree, is what makes it the best choice if you could only do one exercise.
R@TheK_Nox
If you could only do 1 exercise for the rest of your life what would it be?
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