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post 1491910381 04-21-2017, 06:13 AM
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Ripple Toes is **** for bodybuilding

There, i said it.

Every time i see it recommended to noobs I just lol

It's ok for increasing your squat but that's about it.

Ripple Toes routine is stone age **** and needs to be consigned to the history archives.
post 1491910441 04-21-2017, 06:14 AM
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it's called starting strength, where is it advertised as hypertrophy?
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post 1491910491 04-21-2017, 06:15 AM
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Ripple Toes, starting strength, all of that chit is bullchit.

Start with brosplits or PPL then move to PHAT after 1-2 years.
post 1491910501 04-21-2017, 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted By iTitan
it's called starting strength, where is it advertised as hypertrophy?
Everyone recommends it to every noob on here who comes in wanting to get asthetic

even as a strength program its **** though.

it's got no place in 2017
post 1491910541 04-21-2017, 06:16 AM
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The only reason I hate it is because I see a bunch of noobs doing deadlifts/squats/ohp/rows with the archest back of peace and destroy their rotator cuffs in the bench.

If you're doing it with a trainer though I guess you'd get the noob gains anyway.
post 1491910711 04-21-2017, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted By NatureBoyRF
Ripple Toes, starting strength, all of that chit is bullchit.

Start with brosplits or PPL then move to PHAT after 1-2 years.
lol awful advice. the only thing worse than starting strength is bro splits for a noob
post 1491910731 04-21-2017, 06:18 AM
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y u mad doe

Did you gain 400% bf on GOMAD or something?

If you literally know zero about weight training, SS will at least teach you how to program effectively and set goals. I'd rather have high school kids doing SS than the bs I remember doing in the weight room.
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post 1491910861 04-21-2017, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted By midcoastking33
lol awful advice. the only thing worse than starting strength is bro splits for a noob
I started on a bro split and i look like a greek god.

Deal wiv it.
post 1491910971 04-21-2017, 06:20 AM
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This is in contrast to all of your threads claiming you aren't making any progress doing brosplits and asking about doing other routines
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post 1491911151 04-21-2017, 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Earl-hickey
I started on a bro split and i look like a greek god.

Deal wiv it.
Looking good doesn't stop you from being a ****git.
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post 1491911171 04-21-2017, 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Elllissss
This is in contrast to all of your threads claiming you aren't making any progress doing brosplits and asking about doing other routines
I'm not making no progress.

Look at my avi son, im at 90% genetic potential and looking for something to shake it up and make that last few %
post 1491911361 04-21-2017, 06:24 AM
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Originally Posted By iTitan
Looking good doesn't stop you from being a ****git.
neither does talking tough on the internet. little buddy.
post 1491911401 04-21-2017, 06:24 AM
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Originally Posted By Earl-hickey
I started on a bro split and i look like a greek god.

Deal wiv it.
Greek god...black. Okay
Best thread: http://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=168274783
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post 1491911471 04-21-2017, 06:25 AM
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Agreed. Absolutely horrible routine, luckily I never fell for it. That is, I did one session and barely felt like I had done anything and then never went back to it again.

If one wants aestethics the only fullbody routine worth its salt is Big Beyond Belief or something similar. But even then some muscle groups tend to get underdeveloped.
post 1491911511 04-21-2017, 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted By ImpressiveGainz
Greek god...black. Okay
For the last time, i'm samoan!!!

And ok i look like maui went on a cut.
post 1491911621 04-21-2017, 06:26 AM
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Surprising considering its not at all marketed as a bodybuilding or hypertrophy routine

You seem like someone that has very little knowledge or experience with training in general
Training log: http://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=165829701
post 1491911931 04-21-2017, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted By midcoastking33
lol awful advice. the only thing worse than starting strength is bro splits for a noob
Starting Strength is too intimidating for noobs. No noob is going to squat, deadlift and overhead press a barbell on day one. It is a bullchit idealistic program probably made up by some fat fuk powerlifter. Brosplits are an easier introduction and then once someone is accustomed to lifting, the gym, and form, do something like PPL incoporating squats, deads, overhead presses etc. and then for example PHAT with its increased power/volume/intensity after a year or two when gains start to stall.
post 1491912031 04-21-2017, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted By arn710
Surprising considering its not at all marketed as a bodybuilding or hypertrophy routine

You seem like someone that has very little knowledge or experience with training in general
Lol

I do alright man, i do alright
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Originally Posted By Earl-hickey
I started on a bro split and i look like a greek god.

Deal wiv it.
post 1491912541 04-21-2017, 06:36 AM
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If youre not doing PPL twice a week youre prob just lazy
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As everyone has said it isn't specifically designed for hypertrophy.

I also believe that most beginning lifters, and even those training purely for aesthetics, would benefit from becoming proficient with the basic compound lifts. Especially given that most lifts you'll end up doing are just variations of the basic lifts. If you start as a beginner and learn to be a good squatter, presser, rower, puller, you will have a huge leg-up on the bro-splitter beginners who can barely curl properly. The mechanics of the core compound lifts carry over to almost everything else...

Not to mention it isn't the program causing these Dreamer bulks it's the GOMAD/"eat everything to get big" bro diets doing it. There's no reason to tell guys doing a 5x5 program to eat 1000+ calories over maintenance every day. It's just making them fat. That's the issue.
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can confirm
SS + GOMAD is all you need srs
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There's enough straw men in here, to build a small army.

"But but but the marketing!"
Where did OP state that it was marketed as a hypertrophy program? He said it was being recommended to noobs (who want to build muscle)... which it is.

Judging by OPs avi he's the best looking dude in here. No homo.
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post 1491913761 04-21-2017, 06:54 AM
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroc****
There's enough straw men in here, to build a small army.

"But but but the marketing!"
Where did OP state that it was marketed as a hypertrophy program? He said it was being recommended to noobs (who want to build muscle)... which it is.

Judging by OPs avi he's the best looking dude in here. No homo.
in the thread title...

fuk it's awkward when people are this dumb...

...bodybuilding = hypertrophy
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It's called starting strength and not starting hypertrophy for a reason
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroc****
There's enough straw men in here, to build a small army.

"But but but the marketing!"
Where did OP state that it was marketed as a hypertrophy program? He said it was being recommended to noobs (who want to build muscle)... which it is.

Judging by OPs avi he's the best looking dude in here. No homo.
Bold post by someone who doesn't know that hypertrophy is building muscle...
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Originally Posted By NatureBoyRF
Starting Strength is too intimidating for noobs. No noob is going to squat, deadlift and overhead press a barbell on day one. It is a bullchit idealistic program probably made up by some fat fuk powerlifter. Brosplits are an easier introduction and then once someone is accustomed to lifting, the gym, and form, do something like PPL incoporating squats, deads, overhead presses etc. and then for example PHAT with its increased power/volume/intensity after a year or two when gains start to stall.
I did. But I'm also not a pussy and understood that it was going to be challenging to achieve my goals. SS worked well for me. I really just wanted to get big and strong so I was eating a ton and busting my ass in the gym. I was probably more motivated when I first started lifting than I am now. SS along with 5x5 ended up giving me a really good base for the two bodybuilding shows I did, but I also started as a skinny little fukker so for someone starting out that is overweight I would go a different route for sure. Depends on what your goals are.
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroc****
There's enough straw men in here, to build a small army.

"But but but the marketing!"
Where did OP state that it was marketed as a hypertrophy program? He said it was being recommended to noobs (who want to build muscle)... which it is.

Judging by OPs avi he's the best looking dude in here. No homo.
Judging by the posts you are one of the only ones who can actually interpret words correctly.

good looking out
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It is terrible. GOMAD is extremely retarded.There is no reason for someone to be squatting that much unless their goal is to be a powerlifter or football lineman.
Most people who seek workout help online are wanting to have a heavy bench, big arms and abs and look like Zyzz or Fight Club Brad Pitt but they end up looking like a fat bellied, skinny armed T Rex after listening to advice from online neckbeards.


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Originally Posted By iTitan
in the thread title...

fuk it's awkward when people are this dumb...

...bodybuilding = hypertrophy
So saying X program is chit for hypertrophy = X program is marketed for hypertrophy AND is chit?
Please reply
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