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of your unanswered questions are answered in this 320-page book.
Through our other books we’ve tried to provide all the information needed to achieve lifelong bodybuilding and strength-training success. But over time we found there were questions that had slipped through unanswered. That’s when we decided we had an obligation to address those questions, fill in the gaps, provide further information and wisdom, and in turn reinforce trainees’ understanding of what it takes to hit the success target. If you want to make the most of your training, even if you’re a veteran trainee, the following will give you the flavor of what’s in store. Here’s just a small sample of the 230+ questions answered in FURTHER BRAWN.1. For a few years I’ve had to “crack” my back when getting up every morning, or after sitting for long periods. Have you come across this “cracking” before, and is it okay to keep on lifting as long as I don’t have any pain? 2. Even though my strength is increasing, my size is not. I thought that if your strength increases it’s inevitable that your size will increase. Am I wrong? 3. I’ve read about a number of different
ways to train in an abbreviated way, and I’m confused. How do I make
sense of all the variation? |
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I’m losing my grip on the deadlift even though the rest of my body wants
to carry on. Any ideas on how to solve this?
5. I’m currently discovering the one-arm deadlift, which seems to be a terrific exercise. This exercise isn’t covered in your book on exercise technique. How do I perform it? 6. How can I increase my hamstrings involvement in the stiff-legged deadlift and Romanian deadlift? 7. What’s your opinion on Super Slow? I couldn’t find any reference to it in BEYOND BRAWN. I’m also curious how Super Slow fits in with the slow-twitch/fast-twitch “theory” of muscle tissue and muscular development. 8. I’ve used a two-days-a-week program (splitting the body into two workouts), but recently used a four-day split that works every bodypart once a week. Isn’t this the same as the two-days-a-week program, with the same amount of recovery time? 9. Why do I feel weaker on my work sets if I skip on my warmup sets? I’d have thought that by saving on energy by doing very little warmup work I’d have had more energy for the main sets. 10. After heavy 20-rep squatting, my heart rate is very high. Does this have the same effect on my cardio system that hard aerobic work would? 11. What about training an exercise once every two weeks, or even less often? 12. I can only train at a commercial gym, and can’t barbell squat safely. The gym doesn’t have a Tru-Squat, a shrug/trap bar or a decent leg press, and won’t be getting any new gear. What else can I do to work my legs and glutes productively? 13. Please describe proper form for the hip belt squat. 14. My left arm is naturally smaller and weaker than my right. And my pecs differ greatly, my left being larger. What do I do? 15. What’s your opinion of using the Manta Ray device while squatting? 16. You don’t mention the leg curl for hamstring development? Is this exercise inherently bad? 17. What’s your opinion on the idea that in order to maximize muscle growth, higher volume is required? Do you think a lifter may benefit from increasing his training volume as a part of a cycle? 18. I was wondering what you think of a CKD-type regime. 19. What if a trainee wants to become stronger but not bigger (i.e., a powerlifter at a designated weight class)? Should he eat a maintenance diet? What if the trainee wants to become smaller, yet stronger? 20. I have trouble getting psyched up to train hard. Please give me some suggestions to help me get charged up for my training. 21. How much protein can I assimilate at a given meal? 22. Is muscular soreness a good indicator that I’ve had a good workout? 23. How much of an effect would a martial arts class two or three times a week have on the ability of a hard gainer to make strength and size gains? 24. I’m 47. I started lifting late (age 37) but I love it and have been faithful for 10 years. Can someone my age get big, strong and lean? 25. Is it a good idea to train without wearing shoes? 26. How much increase in strength do I need to gain in the squat, bench press and barbell curl to see a one-inch increase in chest and thighs, and half an inch on my arms? 27. Aren’t you as guilty as some other people in being dogmatically rigid in your training views? 28. What are the differences between chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy? 29. I’ve heard reports of some people having heart attacks when engaged in intensive exercise, with a few of them actually dying. Is this for real? 30. I’m 15 years old. Will intensive and heavy weight training stunt my growth? 31. What’s your opinion of a young trainee (beginner) following John McCallum’s “Keys to Progress” series all the way through? 32. Who influenced you most in the Iron Game, and how? Above are just 32 of the 230+ questions in FURTHER BRAWN. Click here to read what
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