Jay Cutler’s genetics and gear stack allowed him to recover from this. If a natural lifter does this, they’re just frying their CNS for zero gains.
Jay cutler wasn’t just using progressive overload on squats. In this clip, he’s using descending-load training, starting heavy, then removing a plate from each side after every set and continuing until the bar is almost empty. This technique is commonly known as a stripping.
Always challenge your muscle.
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Therapy looks different for everyone. Mine involves squats, heavy sets, and legs that barely work afterwards.
Therapy looks different for everyone. Mine involves squats, heavy sets, and legs that barely work afterwards.
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Taking creatine will make you feel like you got superpowers. Mind blowing what 2-3 weeks of taking creatine can do
Old-school shoulders weren’t built on variety.
They were built on the same 3–4 movements done heavier, longer, and with fewer excuses.
Complexity is just another form of avoidance.
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180kg is serious weight for anyone, but she handled the set without making it look chaotic. This is what solid strength looks like when the technique and confidence are both there.
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Henry Cavill training for man of steel. was it all he had to do to attain that physique?
I think he did more with his diet than the workout itself.
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Why do some guys train biceps for 3 years and still have sleeping muscles?
At what point do we admit that the problem isn’t genetics?
180kg is serious weight for anyone, but she handled the set without making it look chaotic. This is what solid strength looks like when the technique and confidence are both there.
He’s not breaking the rules. He’s using them. Short limbs = shorter ROM + better squat leverage. The people crying about height are just looking for an excuse not to train harder than him.
60kg dwarf just squatted 220kg. Explain to me again how ‘leverage’ and ‘height’ matter more than actually training hard
Just for context: Only about 1–5% of typical male gym bros can squat 220 kg.
It is extraordinarily rare—effectively under 0.1% for a 60 kg dwarf to squat 220 kg. HE BROKE THE RULES!
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One thing about calisthenics bros: they look funny until they start pulling off moves that defy human logic.
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Bro suddenly became one of the strongest men ever , if you can’t spot me like this when I’m trying to lift heavy I don’t want .




















