>unironically doing reddit fitness dyel mod's program ISHYDDT.
Carson Jenkins
Can you explain what's wrong with squats, deadlifts, bench presses and BB rows?
Or are you just gonna shitpost with a homo pic?
Adrian Butler
That's not the problem. The problem is the programming my sweet sweet naive dyel summerfriend.
Robert Morgan
Beginners don't need programming you stupid fuck
Wyatt Powell
Explain what's wrong with the programming then, I'm actually interested
Ryan Evans
It's a fantastic program. Don't listen to that anonymous piece of shit. He probably doesn't even lift.
Jaxon Wilson
Deload: The Program You don't know what programming actually means do you? Not him but let's see. >deadlifting once a week >beginners going to failure >deloading 10% everytime you fail a final set Take your pic kiddos.
Juan Flores
Reddit in one picture
Austin Collins
>beginners going to failure As a beginner who goes to failure, what's the problem? I mean I'd rather go to failure now when I bench lmao 50kg, then in a year when I bench twice that - less chance of getting hurt with small weights.
Andrew Thompson
Lmao beginners with shit form should not get anywhere NEAR failure til they learn the lifts.
Gabriel Butler
>bench less than 50kg >going to failure Dat board press must be solid breh
Jace Hill
This quite frankly, deterioration in form when you try to grind out extra reps can seriously fuck your shit up, especially as a beginner with -already doubtful form -poorly developed stabilizer muscles -low baseline strength base
Connor Gomez
The Greyskull LP isn’t just a reiteration of a program outline. Instead, it’s a 56 page synthesis of material that JP has talked about for years. For those of you who are uneducated, the Greyskull LP is a linear progression that differs from other LPs; it reduces the squatting frequency (a significant change in itself), changes exercise order, and adds in various twists like going for max reps on the last set of each exercise. JP explains all of this in detail, but more importantly he explains why these alternative techniques work. I’ll also point out that they don’t merely work, they work better.
William Green
Nice citation dyel.
Jacob Scott
After establishing the reasoning for the program’s outline, he spends 30 pages discussing variations, “plug-ins” (or subtle changes that push the trainee towards particular goals). He discusses ways to improve pull-ups and push-ups via the frequency and ladder methods. He discusses that trainees can in fact get big and strong, yet do so with athletic body fat and conditioning levels by using short, intense conditioning workouts. He discusses the effective, yet boring (his words, but I agree) aspects of low-intensity conditioning. JP contributes effective methods of accomplishing each individual goal.
A lifter at Greyskull
The “Putting it all together” section creates a focused synthesis of his material and programming for different LP goals such as mass/hyper/swollertrophy, fat loss (including female fat loss), and the ever popular “linebacker” focused Greyskull LP that gets guys bigger, stronger, and athletic.
It’s rare that I wholeheartedly endorse someone in their coaching and programming, but JP doesn’t merely apply programming templates; he thinks through and around situations and always comes up with something better and more efficient. It’s almost as if his tattoos augment his brain power. The Greyskull LP is simple to read and contains more information than what is merely contained in the program itself. It explains a lot of side topics that are frequently asked about on 70’s Big and Strength Villain and gives reasoning for their utility (JP’s observation on body fat and his burpee challenge is probably worth the price alone for most of you). If you want to read a text that will help you get bigger, stronger, leaner, and more conditioned, check out The Greyskull LP by John Sheaffer AKA Johnny Pain.
Dominic Johnson
Hey thanks JP can I give you my money right now you shill piece of shit
So then what program should a beginner do? Without becoming a T-Rex mode
Isaiah Barnes
SS
Eli Ortiz
Here's a guy that did the Greyskull program LMFAO
Jason Powell
Literally started three weeks ago. But my form is good and I have a spotter, so why not give 100% on that last rep?
Which is why Greyskull stressed that "going to failure" means going to the point where your form starts to deteriorate - THAT is "failure" in GSLP, not being physically incapable of lifting even if your life depended on it.
Sebastian Hill
I've heard good things about Greyskull LP both on this board and bodybuilding.com, so why all the hate ITT?
He hasn't posted one on strenghtvillan so far. Was a year ago so he SHOULD have made progress. Perhaps he gave up?
Jack Ross
I've been doing greyskull lp Veeky Forums edition since the start of june. first recorded lifts were: 50kg squat 90kg deadlift 30kg The Press 50kg bench all 3x~5 except deadlift. I'm 5'7, still a skelly trying to fill out from the bitchhips frame. I have put on weight though, and despite being dyel in both pictures I have made slight aesthetic gains, I think they come through a little better irl. Happy with my strength gains so far, aiming for 1/2/3/4 then I think I'm gonna try some more hypertrophy stuff.
Ian Rivera
Meanwhile every one else wants to listen to an obese manlet from flyover Kansas and a mentally ill twink that pretends he's a girl.
James Young
Don't forget that this is the same faggot who banned brosciencelife discussion because Dom is a misogynist.
Jacob Myers
I pick all 3, explain to me everything wrong with each of those aspects.
i'm waiting.
Jose Cox
What's the Veeky Forums edition of GSLP? Nice progresd
Ryan White
Does.... does he not understand Dom isn't real? That it's a character played by a regular guy, poking fun at bro stereotypes such as being a misogynist?
Alexander Gray
So you are basicly doing a push pull with an added one heavy antogonist. Add accesories, not fucking presses and rows.