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Old 07-10-2005, 05:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Alright Im just wondering why I dont ever see this being talk about, I know Mostly this forum is filled with bodybuilders but still...

Now as some know I play football and im training not only for physique but strength+speed and stamina...

Still wouldnt that extra 500+ jumpropes a day build a pretty decent look on the old calf's... Same with crunches except not calfs???
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Hell yes!

Look at world soccer players. They have the biggest calves in the world. Why is that? Because they continually pummel their calves with high repetitions every day. In the beginning of Arnold's career he used to stand in knee deep water when posing because he was embarrassed about his girly calves. It wasn't until he started slamming them with a thousand reps every other day before they started looking like dinner rolls. Good examples of why it's highly recommended to do so.

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Old 07-10-2005, 05:58 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Hell yes!

Look at world soccer players. They have the biggest calves in the world. Why is that? Because they continually pummel their calves with high repetitions every day. In the beginning of Arnold's career he used to stand in knee deep water when posing because he was embarrassed about his girly calves. It wasn't until he started slamming them with a thousand reps every other day before they started looking like dinner rolls. Good examples of why it's highly recommended to do so.
Ok good I was just checking cause Ive never read on forums about them...

Side note: Honestly who on this forum does there jump-roping???

Me for one starting on my days off.. Added with around 500 Crunches...
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I'll jump rope only when I feel I have excess calories that I didn't burn off in the gym. Actually, it'd be hue of you to do your jump ropping within 20 of awakening in the AM on an empty stomach. It'll kick start your metabolism in high gear for the duration of the day.

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I'll jump rope only when I feel I have excess calories that I didn't burn off in the gym. Actually, it'd be hue of you to do your jump ropping within 20 of awakening in the AM on an empty stomach. It'll kick start your metabolism in high gear for the duration of the day.
Yeah Definently... Im thinking about hitting 100 or so after I wake up from now on, Get the blood pumping for sure...
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ive always wanted to do jump roping but the ceilings in my house are 8 ft so its kinda hard. the jumprope idea when u get out of bed sounds interesting, maybe ill go outside and do that tommorow.
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ive always wanted to do jump roping but the ceilings in my house are 8 ft so its kinda hard. the jumprope idea when u get out of bed sounds interesting, maybe ill go outside and do that tommorow.
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Any other exercise that will kick start your metabolism thats not so loud or something I get up for work at 5 am and i dont wonna be waking up every1 in the house (3rd story house im on top floor so everything echoes below)
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Something simple but effective is a brisk 45 minute walk around your neighborhood. DC always recommends that and the people he trains is shredded! I'll post a pic of one of his trainees so you can see for yourself. Also, you can jump rope without the rope. Noone's watching so you shouldn't feel stupid.

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This should do it. One of his trainees, Dave Henry...IFBB Pro.
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