25kg difference?! that's ALOT!Originally posted by Marco_Simone:Today,I saw this guy at the gym. He was around the same height as me,but he weighed at least 25kg less.
He was doing tricep kickbacks with 2.5kg dumbbells...
I could see him putting in a lot of effort in each set. He was sweating profusely from the hard work he was putting in.
I applaud his determination to gain muscle mass and I wish him all the best in this endeavour.
Can't you see I am being sarcastic???Originally posted by Simon Dean:Hmm strange that you didnt complain about tricep kickbacks
Originally posted by Marco_Simone:Can't you see I am being sarcastic???
a 60kg/1.8m guy doing 2.5kg tricep kickbacks???Originally posted by Simon Dean:
Think i got it, has to do with the 25kg less part and why he is not doing mass building exercises(compounds).
i dont really seek their advice.They said i ought to do more quad ext.Damn it, they cant even squat their way outta a paperbag.Originally posted by Marco_Simone:a 60kg/1.8m guy doing 2.5kg tricep kickbacks???
The funny thing is the Clubfitt instructor actually taught him how to do a kickback...
he'll be better off doing 40kg bench presses.Originally posted by pierre^^:i calculate his BMI
dun see wats the wrong with kickbacks lei, they are meant to strengten ur triceps, but maybe not as much as building mass
I do barbell bench presses and I have never had a training partner before,I have never asked for a spotter either.Originally posted by pierre^^:i can oni do 30 kg inclune bench press, even den it is shaky also...
need a training partner siah, but my si frens all lazy...