QUOTE(N0eL @ Feb 15 2008, 09:22 PM)
Yes Sir,
I do believe and understand the rules of equilibrium, but currently i do not have plans to go as big till my physique looks unbalance. Even stating as such, I do not ignore the fact that I might start with leg routines in the future. Or Squat or Deadlift ~! I acknowledge their superiority in the bb world, but i'm just too stubborn to do it at the moment. That's my lost ~! I know it since the day I started training.
Darklight, I really appreciate that u took the time to go thru my journal and telling me my flaws. I do not have excuse for any of those other than my own hard headed self. I'm tackling each goals of mine at 1 time at the moment. Thought it might be time consuming, it really indicate to myself what I really want, coz till now I am only holding on a vague future image of myself.
Kindly do provide with further advice and assistance in the future ~!
Don't get me wrong. I think you have decent upper body development and pretty ok potential. And for your info, imo, the squat and deadlift, however effective exercises and mass builders they are, aren't a MUST to develop an impressive physique however much they help.
I quote here:-
QUOTE(N0eL @ Feb 15 2008, 09:22 PM)
I do believe and understand the rules of equilibrium, but currently i do not have plans to go as big
till my physique looks unbalance. You won't get "unbalanced" even if you grow big proportionately, but you
will look unbalanced if your upper body way overshadows your lower body development. Females will notice disproportionate legs, even through thick baggy pants. I'm not trying to sound condescending nor patronizing, just merely advising you to hit those legs before the gross differences between upper and lower body start becoming noticeable.
You've nothign to hurt adding 3 sets of leg presses into every workout. =) But then, it's your call, i understand of course. To each his own.
This post has been edited by darklight79: Feb 15 2008, 09:32 PM