[quote]apwsearch wrote:
Oh boy. Please, don’t tell me I “fail”. I feel like such an internet pariah. Whatever will I do.
At lease you didn’t post a nifty little photo for me. I like the faceplant one, myself.
So what are you? Some Poliquin parrot. Polly want a cracker?
Give me his phone number and I would be glad to have a conversation with him around the topic. I would be fascinated to gain his insight. It would be worth every minute of my time.
The fact stands that the reason for it’s development was to build the muscles to help competitive sprinters. Unless you have a time machine, you can’t change that.
Now run along and continue to think you know more than Eastern Block coaches.
adarqui wrote:
apwsearch wrote:
adarqui wrote:
thats why a bunch of eastern bloc white sprinters have broken sub-10 right?
ghr’s must be magical…
k.
That’s parallel arguing, there slugger. Nice job of deflecting from the fact it is a piece of equipment designed to develop musculature in sprinters to assist in competitive applications. They observed top tier sprinters and one of the things they noticed was amount of muscle mass they carried in their glutes and hams.
Just be a man and admit you’re wrong instead of posting stupid shit and then scampering off.
“parallel arguing” + “slugger” + “competitive applications” = fail.
it’s not parallel arguing, you claimed GHR’s were meant to bring white sprinters capable of competing with black sprinters, and if this is the case, then it’s obviously doing a bad job…
admit im wrong? poliquin is an advocate of leg curls for sprinting… go run your mouth at him and see where that gets you.
who woulda thought sprinters have lots of muscle in their glutes and hamstrings, thanks for pointing that out… top tier sprinters got this mass from ghr’s? explain that? no they got it from genetics & sprinting… you can use ghr’s to help try and improve hamstring mass, but leg curls will be more effective… leg curls also are more specific to the recovery leg in sprinting so you can whine all day long about ghr’s being super-godlike-magical but they aren’t… you want to hit hip extension, knee flexion, plantar flexion, and hip flexion… quads develop easy as they experience very high forces upon stiking the ground.
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“The fact stands that the reason for it’s development was to build the muscles to help competitive sprinters. Unless you have a time machine, you can’t change that.”
how many dumb bullshit gimmicks have been developed to help people get faster? how does that have anything to do with its effectiveness…
and the reason the leg curl was developed was to train the hamstring in knee flexion? what is your fucking point? bodybuilders have huge hamstrings & glutes don’t they? i would say about 1% of them do ghr’s.
vertimax was developed to make you jump higher… doesn’t change the fact that it is incredibly useless.
you think people build ghr’s for fun and then just give them away? no, they make money off of them… of course companies involved in the performance industry will push ghr’s as being magical, when that is far from the truth.
bleh.