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[oldtimestrongman]

For more Oldschool strength knowledge, please visit: https://www.oldtimestrongman.com/ #oldtimestrongman #oldschoolstrength #livemoderntrainold (at Ann Arbor, Michigan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPa8j_5gy-7/?utm_medium=tumblr

[zacheven-esh]

Reg Park is one of the greatest bodybuilders in the history of the sport. 👉 He was the biggest inspiration to Arnold in both bodybuilding and then becoming a movie star 🏆💪⭐️ He created the “Golden Six” routine that has become a staple for beginners in the gym (at least for those who want to get started off in the right direction) Through his charisma and charm, Reg inspired the golden age athletes – he became Arnold Schwarzenegger’s idol and mentor. 👉He was also one of the first bodybuilders to become a movie star & I believe he was the first bodybuilder the bench press 500 pounds, during the pre-steroid era💪💪🏆🏆 👉Reg’s training program was actually the original 5 x 5 which I have written about extensively and posting videos on, make sure you check out the video we did on my YouTube channel 👉 IRON ROOTS 🏆👊 ======== ZachStrength.com - Get your free strength training courses 💪 LINK IN BIO - NEW TRAINING COURSES, SEMINARS & FREE TRAINING INFO 🏆🏆 #SilverRraBodybuilding #OldSchoolStrength #GoldenEraBodybuilding #RegPark #Arnold #Bodybuilding #Powerlifting #BenchPress #UndergroundStrengthCoach #UndergroundStrengthGym #SSPCoach (at Manasquan Underground Strength Gym) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS31rcvrQod/?utm_medium=tumblr

[benberg1984]

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Having some fun swinging the StrongerGrip Monster Mace out in the cold snow. Play wherever you can. Mace weighs 23.2 lbs. Weather is 37 degrees outside. Grab one or other awesome tools at StrongerGrip.com #mace #swinging #snow #health #fitness #maceswinging #oldschool #oldschoolstrength #strongergrip @ryanjpitts1 #repost @get_repost #instagram #grip #greatgama #india #hindu #pehlwani #kushti #kushtiwrestling (at Hayden Lake, Idaho)

[totalhealthperformance]

New program today @totalhealthperformance Modified Hepburn Method A1) Scott EZ bar curl mid supinated thick grip 1 1/4 A2) Mid grip bench w/chain thick B1) Scott DB curl supinated grip B2) Decline close grip bench w/chain thick #oldschoolstrength #strengthcoach #strength #strengthandconditioning #strengthtraining #personaltraining #personaltrainer #arms #rugbyleague #jiujitsu #bench (at THP - Total Health Performance) https://www.instagram.com/p/Clzgnbpv3B9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[oldtimestrongman]

For more Oldschool strength knowledge, please visit: https://www.oldtimestrongman.com/ #oldtimestrongman #oldschoolstrength #livemoderntrainold https://www.instagram.com/p/CU5u-OPlmQB/?utm_medium=tumblr

[oldtimestrongman]

For more Oldschool strength knowledge, please visit: https://www.oldtimestrongman.com/ #oldtimestrongman #oldschoolstrength #livemoderntrainold https://www.instagram.com/p/CU5u-OPlmQB/?utm_medium=tumblr

[oldtimestrongman]

For more Oldschool strength knowledge, please visit: https://www.oldtimestrongman.com/ #oldtimestrongman #oldschoolstrength #livemoderntrainold #dontbeasurfboard https://www.instagram.com/p/CU5u00PlnYI/?utm_medium=tumblr

[zacheven-esh]

ANDERSON SQUATS "If you don't bend those legs and do those squats, you'll never reach your potential." - Paul Anderson The Russians were correct when they called Anderson a wonder of nature. He was a "natural" if ever there was one. Paul toyed halfheartedly with some light dumbbells while in high school, but his first real exposure to weight lifting--and the first hint of his vast potential--came when he was a freshman football player at Furman University in 1950. Paul Snead, another freshman football player who witnessed Paul's first attempt at squatting: "We had about 350 pounds on the bar, which was a lot of weight back in those days, and Paul wanted to try it. I said, “Paul, you better not try this, you've never lifted and you might strain yourself.' I knew what the coaches would say if he got hurt or anything. Paul got up under the weight and squatted about ten consecutive times. I was aghast at that, and I said, "Paul, you don't know how strong you are. If you concentrate on lifting weights, it's hard to tell how far you could go with it." Randall Strossen writes that Anderson recognized early on that "the legs and back were the key to one's strength." As mentioned above, his early training was devoted mainly to the squat. "Paul combined short, intense workouts throughout the day, with periods of rest," Strossen writes. For example, he would do 10 reps in the squat with 600, rest for about 30 minutes, and then do a second set of 10. After another 30 minutes rest, he would increase the weight to 825 and do three reps, rest again and do two more reps with 845. Then he would rest again and conclude by doing half squats with 1200 for 2 or 3 reps and quarter squats with 1800. The whole routine took three hours or more. He would sip milk during the rest periods, consuming a gallon or more throughout the course of the day. ======= #PaulAnderson #Squats #UndergroundStrengthGym #SSPCoach #OldschoolStrength ➡️ LINK IN BIO ⬅️ (at Manasquan Underground Strength Gym) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTispXoM_3E/?utm_medium=tumblr