Mountain dog training coaches since John’s passing

[b-boy]

LOL, keep doing whatever you have been doing, you got a nice physique bro, those pics you just posted

Your basically getting a bunch of advice in this thread on training from a bunch of people no where near your level, so just keep doing what your doing, your gear and diet are obviously on point (nice cycle), so just train hard and push yourself, you will keep advancing.

 

[Deleted member 226465]

LOL, keep doing whatever you have been doing, you got a nice physique bro, those pics you just posted

Your basically getting a bunch of advice in this thread on training from a bunch of people no where near your level, so just keep doing what your doing, your gear and diet are obviously on point (nice cycle), so just train hard and push yourself, you will keep advancing.

Thank you bro I appreciate that. This is my first time actually properly bodybuilding prior to this I did powerlifting for a bit then prior to that off and on but when I did train I’d mostly do Dorian Yates/DC/PPL style stuff the old progressive overload stuff which I think is great but my body isn’t such a fan anymore just gotta be smarter I can see why a lot of guys who max out there size so to speak switch over to traditional BB training as picking up a tear would far outweigh the benefits of adding 10lbs to a lift.

However I don’t think im quite at the level yet or really have the genetics to get away with that style of training im not sure how I’d progress with it week to week

I do agree asking questions on an open forum can be asking for trouble as it’s hard to gauge the level and experience of people replying - however this is definitely the best forum by far

 

[A50#]

I tell u what, I really miss John. Probably the most influential person I've ever came across in this sport. Taught me to make gains when I didn't think there were any gains to be had. I am thankful that he put out so many training videos out, great way to keep his legacy alive.