Bold statement: No you don't have to squat to build great legs. Squatting is really only a must if you plan on competing in powerlifting as skill learning is key in squat strength development.
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Allowing choice (autoregulation) in your program benefits muscle growth if each muscle group...
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You don't have to squat to get great legs.
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Dbol reaction help
I was on 1.5ml test per week (test E/300mg) split into 2 doses. Was fine. Started dbol (20mg x 2 tablets a day, spread out) and started getting ‘wipe outs’ ie sleeping but feeling exhausted (not sleepy but like someone sucked out all my energy) when I wake up to the point that I’ve had my breakfas...
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Prolactin issue and Anti-P
So I have never ran any anabolic or growth before in my life; trained naturally for 10+ years; recently I took a supplement Follidrone 2.0(epicathen) and Hi-Tech laxogenin; they are considered natural anabolics but have really dont nothing for me in terms of strength and body composition department;...
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7 Grand Bahama competitors win overall titles at BBFF Nationals
These women are looking good!
Pictured from left top: Daphne Porter-Fox and Dekel Nesbitt. From left bottom: Sharon Bethel and Julia Mellor
by: Shayne Stubbs, Sports Reporter - Published Tuesday, August 30, 2016
The Bahamas Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation...
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jimbosmith316 started a topic Effie Parnell-Hopkinson wins first bodybuilding show, thanks to burger and chipsin BikiniEffie Parnell-Hopkinson wins first bodybuilding show, thanks to burger and chips
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Effie Parnell-Hopkinson
After months of hard training and a precise nutrition plan, a burger and chips helped a bodybuilder win her first competition. Former Cheltenham College student Effie Parnell-Hopkinson travelled t...
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Chris250 Gofundme Memorial Fund Link!
Chris250 Gofundme Memorial Fund!
Chris was a Long Time Site Rep With MuscleChemistry Who Helped and Touched...
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New Member, Pushtoday
I'm new to the forum and wanted to say thanks for all the help I've received so far.
Everyone has been very cool and really helped me build what I know will be a successful first cycle.
5'6" 170 lbs. Early 40s
Obviously not going to compete, just want to be a bigger stronger me....