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*ahem* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzI-UQ-JsaQ (not a rickroll) [/ QUOTE ] wtf? you missed his best line. "A pump is better than coming." |
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Im coming day and night First part is the same as the other video. [/ QUOTE ] Say hello to your future president guys. |
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There's no way to create the same effect on the quads with squats that you get with the biceps and curls (as an example). You can get closer by not going deep, but there are still too many major muscle groups to pick up slack as your quads fatigue to achieve the same levels of fatigue you can get in a single joint isolation exercise. You can get something in the same family of thing, but different imo.
I too have felt the intense burn/quad fatigue from doing squats and experienced the existential crisis one can get from deads or squats-- but my first instinct (and skepticism) is going to be to question either the range of motion on the squat or how extreme the pump effect you are reporting truly is. I suspect the leg press machine will actually give you that (but I don't use it, so don't know). |
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im with shemp...i've never gotten an "arnold" type pump from doing deads/squats...i really only get them in my biceps and forearms...but to be honest i don't think it really feels that great...
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i've never gotten an "arnold" type pump from doing deads/squats...i really only get them in my biceps and forearms...but to be honest i don't think it really feels that great... [/ QUOTE ] That's probably because you're not bat-[censored] [censored] insane. |
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[ QUOTE ] Im coming day and night First part is the same as the other video. [/ QUOTE ] Say hello to your future president guys. [/ QUOTE ] not to nit this thread but I'm pretty sure he cannot run for president as he isn't a natural born citizen of the U.S. |
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