QUOTE(4Rings @ Mar 30 2012, 07:47 AM)
In the olden days body builders hit one body part twice a week. Nowadays most train one body part once a week.
Results are the same or even better due to better recovery.
Kinda depends on the volume/intensity, doesn't it? For a natural trainee, if he goes all out balls to the wall on a muscle group, twice a week probably would be counterproductive, but lower volume 2/3 times a week could give some progress. Amirite?
QUOTE(PVCpipe @ Mar 30 2012, 10:00 AM)
question... if u stop lifting weight, and your muscle kinda decay, loss it mass, doest it turn into fat? or no
No. If you stop training for years and your diet becomes crap, you'll lose muscle mass and gain fat. You just gain one and lose the other, they don't change into each other.
QUOTE(theCrab @ Mar 30 2012, 11:32 AM)
By traps I am having naturally peak and I never done any shrugs before
Not saying its huge but the height is there
Genetics play a huge role but big traps need big delts to compensate else you will looks like a trap monster.just compare ronnie and jay cutler they both have 2 different build.melforce is more to jaycutler that kind wide frame ..
I think ppl having long neck will have hard time to balance between traps and shoulders...
Yeah, genetics determines the insertion points of your muscles. I've got high insertion points for my lats and low insertion points for my traps.