welcome to the era of pussification. today people make excuses amillion about their shortcomings and damn if they succeed they will take all the credit and screw the rest right? part of this era involves people being too damn lazy to do the work for themselves but rather follow what someone else does cause its easier and failure is less likely. another issue...we have so much shit on the shelves its crazy and you will have someone buy damn near the whole store just to make a puny 15-20 pound gain in six months. so what the hell is going on right? why have we moved away from the FOUR things that could make a huge difference....and why we have moved from educating ourselves and becoming robots to those who haven't?

here's something funny. years ago i was called out by someone about how i trained which by the way is the same i train now. i posted up doin 1000+ shrugs for reps and 700+ barbell rows for reps. i was asked what was the point in doin all this "crazy" shit if it didn't translate to hitting PRs on the platfrom. i explained how and why and even that wasn't enough as this at the time "purist" thought i was a dumbass. long story short...later i read his ebook and even watched a video of his on youtube...turns out he's now on the bandwagon....this was just funny to mention again cause it shows one part of the era of pussification...the unlikely idea of doin work. my motivation was to be what this method is all about...being the alpha male...by that being strong at EVERY MOVEMENT and not just where your ego lies. that's how most programs are today. people like to follow a path already made for them cause someone else used it before them and made them into fr3aks but in reality never used their program but maybe one time. but that's not their fault. its ours. for not being smart enough to follow our own path...becoming your own fr3ak in your own way. having the guts to do for you...YOUR WAY cause you can. who says you can't train like a bodybuilder for a powerlifting meet or vice versa? sure it could take alot of trial and error but the end result will be a SELF-MADE FR3AK...

another component is lack to educate. when i started..i stay in the library. reading every bodybuilding book i found and tried to take them home with me to keep learning. this was in the early 90s before the internet came out. so i either had to learn it thru magazines or the library. today, everyone has their fkin hands out wanting freebies left and right and not willing to educate themselves to put in the work. are you fkin serious?! this game is constant physical evolution thru constant mental education. i must of tried every training method and taken the good parts and merged them with good parts of others i've picked up and just went into the gym and tried the shit. even better. the guys i've coached using my method...all are teaching ME something...how's that?! that's what this is about.

another thing about training...i've seen it...one word. HALFASSED. your in the gym for one reason...TO WORK. if your leaving with your soul intact and not crawling out...YOU HAVEN'T WORKED. the stronger you get...the more work you have to put in to continue to make progress to continue to adding muscle. you cannot train as if your a first year after your 2nd year. your bigger. your stronger. so grab your sack and load up the weight and the volume. i looked at how Brian Siders trained years ago...people were astounded by the amount of volume that man did. He was the first to say that over time the volume grew more and more as he got bigger and stronger and that makes sense. i see these programs where everyone is on the same shit. a guy that has a 1300 raw total CANNOT do the same program as a guy who totals 2000 raw. in bodybuilding...an amateur cannot be trained the same way as a PRO does. believe it or not there are powerlifters today who train at the same "level" as a rookie...why? laziness. that simple. they rely on luck of their "gear" and gear to help win meets. this adds in mentality...have it in you from the start...no defeat. no retreat. know that no matter what or who u face...you will not be defeated and you will not retreat. fk luck. push the weight by any means necessary.

-side effects could include, but may not be limited to:
•Growth of a sack, which may even include balls
•Massive amounts of testosterone
•Massive amounts of muscle mass being packed onto every inch of your body
•increases strength and aggression levels
•the inability to deal with or handle being around bitches, pussies, or anything in skinny jeans
•sudden urges to smash iron, tear it up, fk shit up, and go beast mode
•depression and thoughts of suicide will be gone forever
•sudden impulses to eat everything in sight, including but not limited to: meat, veggies, live animals, and small children
•increased sense of being a man
•urges to mate with every female in sight
•overall sense of confidence and the need to be badass
•loss of baby fat
•loss of love handles, spare tires, and bitch tits
•increased appearance of abdominal muscles
•increased attention from the opposite sex

the idea is to rely on hardwork in and out of the gym and not on the luck of something outside of your control. train as if your outworking your competition by the day...by the plate...by the rep...that's how it was done years ago..and yes..how the russians and germans kick our asses over and over by OUT WORKING their competition to death. they didn't rely on luck. they relied on what they spent weeks building up...called MUSCLE! that's the name of the game. the ONLY name of the game.
if your not about building that muscle...playing games is your best bet...hope you luck out. just saying. as luck usually has it...it ends up someone taking a dump on your day lookin jacked as fk with no reason to turn to luck.
This was pretty good, though I must admit your grammar probably could have been better.
ReplyDeleteI really hope that "side affects" part was just a joke, if not I'll happily carry on being small skinny and frail. I don't need any thing like increased aggression and generally becoming a destructive asshole to ruin my life.