As a human being
Or even most advance machine
I still doubt we're far far away from achieving Perfect
Body weight > improve form > add weight > improve form, rest in between
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Proper form VS heavier weight during workout, To get more fit & muscle
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My understanding of Perfect = 99.99999999999999999999999% perhaps 100% absolute precision, absolute zero room of improvement
As a human being Or even most advance machine I still doubt we're far far away from achieving Perfect Body weight > improve form > add weight > improve form, rest in between This post has been edited by helven: Feb 18 2020, 12:01 PM |
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QUOTE(hotguuy @ Feb 18 2020, 07:43 PM) Then of course proper form/good form loh, and effective weight. For example, if it is a biceps curl, pick a weight that let you do the biceps curl ONLY, not full body swing curl that you start engaging other muscle group. The name is already saying it is a biceps curl mah |
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