Thread #77116829
100 years of lifting, 100 years of exercise science and coaching, and these faggots STILL haven't figured out a basic routine that does everything. There's always something missing. Stabiliser muscles, isolated muscles, flexibility, fascia, grip strength, progression, etc. etc. What the fuck are these idiots playing at? This is like if engineers never figured out how to make a fucking bridge.
>oh but they don't know what you're training for blah blah
Motherfucker I said basic. Not sports, not injury recovery, just a general optimal health routine that you can fit into a regular schedule.
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>>77116829
>Not sports, not injury recovery, just a general optimal health routine that you can fit into a regular schedule.
That already exists, but you won't like the answer. It's 150 minutes a week of aerobic exercise at over 140 bpm that include proprioception training and plyometrics and 120 minutes (or more) of anaerobic exercises that start with stabilization strength training and progress into higher levels of strength training. Also don't load weight on your spine.
It's that simple.
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>>77116829
>Stabiliser muscles, isolated muscles, flexibility, fascia, grip strength, progression
if you know what you need to train for why not just do it?
Why do you have to sit around waiting for some faggot on tiktok to spoon feed you a "routine" he pulled out his ass?
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>>77116829
https://www.youtube.com/user/ShifuYanLei
Shaolin dudes figured out how to balance all this shit hundreds of years ago already. You're welcome.
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>>77116829
Yessis 1x20
The entire point is to find and hit every single conceivable muscle/joint action
20 reps ensures not only strength gain but enhanced muscular capillarisation
Designed to prepare athletes alongside sport, the one set of high reps doesn't bite into your recovery the same way sets of fahve do
General overall conditioning, you can do it for a few months then rotate into a more focused routine, or you can just stay on it forever, since it generally goes 20->14->8 reps per set anyway
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The answer is simple, get a fucking job you worthless faggot, your ancestors worked during the day, travelled during the night, and napped before sunrise and after the sunset, they moved, they lived, they didn't sit on their ass for 12 hours and set aside 4 hours to lift some crappy weights at their local gym three times a week.
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>>77116829
>and these faggots STILL haven't figured out a basic routine that does everything.
Because "everything" is a terrible goal if you're working out. People work out to achieve specific goals, be it appearance, sports, or longevity. These are often mutually exclusive, or detrimental to achieve together, even when there is overlap.
>all these years doing chemistry and they still haven't invented an catalyst that just does EVERY reaction - cross coupling, olefin metathesis, hydroformylation, pyrolisis, reduction, oxidation etc etc.
>what the fuck are these idiots playing at?
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>>77116829
>basic routine that does everything
You can't do everything. You always have to optimize for something at the cost of something else.
>This is like if engineers never figured out how to make a fucking bridge.
There is no universal bridge retard. Each bridge will be designed from scratch depending on its intended purpose, load, budget, placement, etc. Just like your routine should be optimized for variables unique to you.
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My ancestors are all dead and I'm alive, therefore they were all wrong and I'm right.
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>>77117675
Optimal health is not a specialised goal dumbass, if the body can do all these things then it can do them all better.
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>>77121097
To be more precise:
>3x10 bro split spread over MO, WED, FRI
>LISS cardio on TUE, THUR
>Before an after every workout, do like 10-15 minutes static stretches
And that's it. Works for everyone, every time.
Fitness was solved in the 80s and 90s, deal with it.
Yes, it's the polar opposite of what the internet teaches, that's how you know it's legit.