QUOTE(MugenK20A @ Nov 22 2012, 02:39 PM)
Sorry as i forgot to tag my posts as i need guys answer from my ques. I got nothing against women seriously. My sincere apologies.
Not to come across as rude but the point he is trying to make is:
When it comes to training, there is no difference between men and women.If you want to be nit picky, the only real difference is the amount and location fat is stored on the different genders (and our reproduction 'plumbing' of cos but that has nothing to do with weight training) so it shows differently (like the chest, thigh, ass). Muscle is all the same - we don't grow muscle at the same pace only because women lack testosterone. Not because there is a marked difference in how we are 'supposed' to train.
BOTH men and women who are serious about weight training should do BOTH squats and dead lifts. If there is a preference, it is because people have different goals (Sexy A is prioritizing a juicy ass as opposed to Sexy B who wants beautifully defined back-though both are excellent compound exercises for full body) and maybe they hate the burn they feel from having to do certain body parts (ie-mikehuan hates leg days).
Please eliminate the idea that gender matters in the case of training. Think about you goals instead - what is it you want?
Again, I maintain - why choose between the two? Quite frankly, your question makes no sense if you want a full body exercise (and you are injury free).
This post has been edited by shadowz: Nov 22 2012, 03:42 PM