
Yellowskies
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It's not supps, not special diets to be honest. No "nutrient timing" or windows. You just need a basic amount of everything and then there is individual preferences, it's not rocket science as people will have you believe.
Not particular moves, exercise selection or lifting gear. or rep ranges even. Same here, to train your body is not very complicated.
And the biggest misconception of all: it's not about weight numbers.
People often think that naturals must lift like a power lifter and even HEAVIER than steroid users who they say just needs to pump up and grow in their sleep. And they think naturals should rest extremely much to grow.
That they should hold off the gym even if they want to go.... This is ridiculously wrong and exactly what limits a natural to grow I would say.
So what then..?
It's all about frequency. Number one factor for a natural to get bigger is the straight frequency of muscle stimulation. That is really what works for a normal natural trainee with no natural born superstrength and with no crazy genetics. The way to get up frequency is to workout as much as you can. This is highly controversial today because of common sense being lost.
And to a second degree it is intensity (of course), we all know intensity is better than no intensity.
Shut tf up you bitch boy, this is exactly why men are more soy than ever in 2022.
Just look at fucking construction workers and iron workers arms. How come they aren't atrophied down to puny bones after overtraining every day? Hmm, a novel thought?
So why do people not really get this? I can think of a few reasons:
1. Frequency is really hard and takes a big commitment from your time and energy, people are in genereal lazy and want a "supp" or some magic remedy.
2. You might get bored when you plateu, so you want to fix something that is not broken and change training regimens.
3. Very hard to get this information from "trusted sources". Steroid users and the supplement companies have been fooling us for about 50 years. It is one of the most dishonest industries there, built on lies.
Even today in 2022, fitness youtubers still fool us and talk about 99 % irrelevant stuff. Most tubers in fitness are on roids, and somehow they are advicing naturals on training.
The key if you are in doubt is looking at how the most muscular men trained before steroids and there is the clue. They were hella jacked, much more than naturals on bro splits today.
Not particular moves, exercise selection or lifting gear. or rep ranges even. Same here, to train your body is not very complicated.
And the biggest misconception of all: it's not about weight numbers.
People often think that naturals must lift like a power lifter and even HEAVIER than steroid users who they say just needs to pump up and grow in their sleep. And they think naturals should rest extremely much to grow.
That they should hold off the gym even if they want to go.... This is ridiculously wrong and exactly what limits a natural to grow I would say.
So what then..?
It's all about frequency. Number one factor for a natural to get bigger is the straight frequency of muscle stimulation. That is really what works for a normal natural trainee with no natural born superstrength and with no crazy genetics. The way to get up frequency is to workout as much as you can. This is highly controversial today because of common sense being lost.
And to a second degree it is intensity (of course), we all know intensity is better than no intensity.
- But but... natural bodies break if they don't get 48 hours rest - and you can't ever train triceps before chest and be careful to...

Shut tf up you bitch boy, this is exactly why men are more soy than ever in 2022.
Just look at fucking construction workers and iron workers arms. How come they aren't atrophied down to puny bones after overtraining every day? Hmm, a novel thought?
So why do people not really get this? I can think of a few reasons:
1. Frequency is really hard and takes a big commitment from your time and energy, people are in genereal lazy and want a "supp" or some magic remedy.
2. You might get bored when you plateu, so you want to fix something that is not broken and change training regimens.
3. Very hard to get this information from "trusted sources". Steroid users and the supplement companies have been fooling us for about 50 years. It is one of the most dishonest industries there, built on lies.

Even today in 2022, fitness youtubers still fool us and talk about 99 % irrelevant stuff. Most tubers in fitness are on roids, and somehow they are advicing naturals on training.
The key if you are in doubt is looking at how the most muscular men trained before steroids and there is the clue. They were hella jacked, much more than naturals on bro splits today.
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