Training technique

[Mr incredible]

YouTube - Dennis Wolf Training

I'm not saying he always trains like this but Dennis Wolfe's routine looks quite basic and not incredibly heavy. What is eye catching is the fluency and rythem of movement, its more like watching lee haney than ronnie or dorian. He has that whole apparently partials thing happening on the lat pulldown

Does anyone else train like this?

My movement is much more 'one lift at a time' within a set and always FRM

at what point should you do partials, and

what is the logic to them, do they, ensure you don't overtrain like with pressing so that you don't use Tri's as much

[THE BOUNCER]

in most cases with pro bodybuilders, there is no logic in the training. they simply do as they have always done and they grow. people really need to realize just how big a part genetics play.

[Stonecold54]

Originally Posted by THE BOUNCER

in most cases with pro bodybuilders, there is no logic in the training. they simply do as they have always done and they grow. people really need to realize just how big a part genetics play.

bingo

[Nekrawulf]

Save the partial reps for when your fucking your wife, they have no place in bodybuilding

[Stonecold54]

Originally Posted by Nekrawulf

Save the partial reps for when your fucking your wife, they have no place in bodybuilding

now are you talking about training on perfect machines or freeweights when you make that statment?

[Nekrawulf]

Originally Posted by Stonecold54

now are you talking about training on perfect machines or freeweights when you make that statment?

I prefer to fuck my wife on the perfect machines, But I prefer to workout with freeweights. hope that clarifies

[The_Grinder]

Damn, training for 8 or 9 years? I've been training for 4 and I'm not halfway to looking like that. :-)

[ROCKILLER]

Originally Posted by Nekrawulf

I prefer to fuck my wife on the perfect machines, But I prefer to workout with freeweights. hope that clarifies