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Old 01-20-2006, 01:50 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I just finished two runs through DF 5x5. At first Ass to grass squatting was hard, but when I finished two cycles, I was squatting more A2G that I used to when I only went parallel - I added over 40 pounds to my squatt in 3 months....Good stuff.
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I just finished two runs through DF 5x5. At first Ass to grass squatting was hard, but when I finished two cycles, I was squatting more A2G that I used to when I only went parallel - I added over 40 pounds to my squatt in 3 months....Good stuff.
Very nice to see you here Eric! Same here. I believe anyone can parallel squat big numbers, but A2G seperates men from the boys. It's refreshing to see people's signatures at other forums saying their 18 years old, bench: 200 lbs, deadlift: 315, squat: 405 :eek: [they forget to mention it's a quarter squat with a belt and knee wraps] BTW, if anyone thinks they can squat more than deadlift, then their not old enough to buy a pack of cigarettes! I think I started A2G with 225 lbs and ended with 285 x 5 after 2 5x5 cycles...Probably could still do more. After my deload I'm aiming for 295-315 x 5 A2G after three cycles.

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Old 01-21-2006, 11:57 AM   #13 (permalink)
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It's refreshing to see people's signatures at other forums saying their 18 years old, bench: 200 lbs, deadlift: 315, squat: 405 :eek: [they forget to mention it's a quarter squat with a belt and knee wraps]
Yeah. I wonder if it's worth it, trading your knees for higher numbers on your signature?
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Old 01-21-2006, 01:00 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Holy Shit! Now I know there's a prank or something going on...Not a few hours after I post this:
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It's refreshing to see people's signatures at other forums saying their 18 years old, bench: 200 lbs, deadlift: 315, squat: 405 [they forget to mention it's a quarter squat with a belt and knee wraps] BTW, if anyone thinks they can squat more than deadlift, then their not old enough to buy a pack of cigarettes!
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decided to post here since im new. been lifting for bout 2 yrs and living the bodybuilding lifestyle for bout 4 months. stats are
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hopin im welcome here an look forward to bein a member
Am I psychic or is someone we know playing games!!

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Damn we think alike!
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Damn we think alike!
Yeah, but isn't that wierd that that happened not 4 hours after I posted?? :eek:

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Yeah, too close for coincidence for sure.
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At 14, I wouldn't have been able to figure out how many plates to use to get 500lbs...let alone squat the fuckin thing :eek:
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how does one perform these a2g squats? i know about half squats and full squats (where you get your thighs parallel to ground - which is what i do). please enlighten me. (various searches yield no info, and the search function on this forum won't take < 4 characters)
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also i've noticed with this new workout that i don't really get very sore. i'm finishing my last set at about 85pct of my max and i cannot do another rep when i am done, but the next day it doesn't feel like i worked out. at least not like it did when i was doing (monday: chest/tri, tue: back/bi, thu: legs, fri: shoulders). am i doing something wrong? i do exactly what is stated in 0311's previous post on this thread, with the exception of powercleans. my gym doesn't have the proper equipment/facilities to do cleans and on the workout it says you can substitute rows, which is what i do.
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