Hello Christian, First off let me start by saying i believe that after many articles and interviews from you on this sight, i have actually decided to pursue a nutrition and exercise career in college. My major now being Nutrition and Exercise Science. You Have really motivated me and inspired me t…

[quote]dayne_lathrop wrote: Hello Christian, First off let me start by saying i believe that after many articles and interviews from you on this sight, i have actually decided to pursue a nutrition and exercise career in college. My major now being Nutrition and Exercise Science. You Have really m…

[quote]zraw wrote: Im not CT but you know… I feel DC kind of have the same “principles” as what CT as been saying lately… By this I mean that DC itself is very CNS oriented… [/quote] It may be, but these training styles are very different from one another, to the point where it doesn’t seem to m…

[quote]HK24719 wrote: zraw wrote: Im not CT but you know… I feel DC kind of have the same “principles” as what CT as been saying lately… By this I mean that DC itself is very CNS oriented… It may be, but these training styles are very different from one another, to the point where it doesn’t see…

[quote]Mateus wrote: I too have been doing DC and love the results thus far. Interested in CT’s response.[/quote] My response is: you can’t argue with results! If it works, it works. And I’ll give you another answer. In my article I mention that as long as you are always trying to accelerate the…

[quote]Christian Thibaudeau wrote: Mateus wrote: I too have been doing DC and love the results thus far. Interested in CT’s response. My response is: you can’t argue with results! If it works, it works. And I’ll give you another answer. In my article I mention that as long as you are always try…

[quote]Cephalic_Carnage wrote: So I’m rooting for you here, Thibs. [/quote] x2, reading a lot from his posts, I’m sure it’s not just another hyped program. I looking to get in my previous shape after october 18 (photoshoot) ASAP (performance and a bit more of size) to test my results on “I, Bodyb…

I don’t think you can incorporate the ramping philosophy entirely with doggcrapp. My understanding is that with doggcrapp, you cut an exercise from your rotation when you cannot beat the numbers you put up for the exercise in your previous session. Your goal here is to beat the book, no matter what,…

[quote]MonkeyO wrote: I don’t think you can incorporate the ramping philosophy entirely with doggcrapp. My understanding is that with doggcrapp, you cut an exercise from your rotation when you cannot beat the numbers you put up for the exercise in your previous session. Your goal here is to beat th…

[quote]Cephalic_Carnage wrote: MonkeyO wrote: I don’t think you can incorporate the ramping philosophy entirely with doggcrapp. My understanding is that with doggcrapp, you cut an exercise from your rotation when you cannot beat the numbers you put up for the exercise in your previous session. You…

Doggcrapp: Yes or No?

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