[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The 4am Crew was woke, cause it was the first of the month. The entire crew showed out for this workout, as well as some fresh faces that pushed the competitive atmosphere of the Midwest Mecca. It was like Old School Gym traveled back to the 1970s, because this chest and back day was straight out of the Golden Era.
It is easy to recognize that the bodybuilders of the Golden Era of Bodybuilding offered arguably the best bodybuilding workouts. The classic style of physique is what many people aspire to look like to this day, however, many people fall short of their goals because they have a misconception of what it takes to get there. [/vc_column_text][vc_separator][vc_video link=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM4NNgJbMjQ”][vc_separator][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]
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Thomas Vick
Wife and daughter asking why daddy never wears a shirt anymore while I’m around the house. Had to let them know just following protocol lol. Having to put the neighbors on notice as well while washing the cars.
Quick question, looking for some help on setting a realistic date and amount for a goal. Although it’s baby numbers, got 335 off mats this morning sumo. Want to get a date on the calendar to work towards to really focus in on improving this lift. Was thinking of using the OPBA date just to be with you guys in spirit. Through all your years of experience, what’s a realistic amount of lbs I should shoot for to add on to my sumo deadlift in that amount of time? I know improving form and leverages plays a big part. Going to implement some extra posterior chain work in addition to GS25. Any additional tips or accessory work I cld add on to help? As always, appreciate the time and help G!
Cory Gregory
Thomas first off I love it! I think you are on it man way more posterior chain work is the key.
plus Hamstrings,Back extensions,GHD, abs is the key to big lifts.