[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
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That guys is fucking hardcore. Man. I wish I was as cool as him.
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
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i’ve never seen one of those things before so i’ve no idea how to use it but whatever that old guy is doing… its wrong. i almost missed the “lifts” as it seemed he straightened his arms about an inch for 1/4 of a second
I like how he has an entourage with him lmao
[quote]Xab wrote:
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
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That guys is fucking hardcore. Man. I wish I was as cool as him.[/quote]
Not to mention, he’s HYOOGE!!!
Was that guy standing next to him as a spot?
[quote]Skinystudent wrote:
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
[/quote]
i’ve never seen one of those things before so i’ve no idea how to use it but whatever that old guy is doing… its wrong. i almost missed the “lifts” as it seemed he straightened his arms about an inch for 1/4 of a second[/quote]
You could do a quick Youtube search for “Hammer Strength Press” to get an idea. The scary part is the fact that this guy claims to be a trainer.
I’m so signing up for his dance lessons
[quote]Skinystudent wrote:
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
[/quote]
i’ve never seen one of those things before so i’ve no idea how to use it but whatever that old guy is doing… its wrong. i almost missed the “lifts” as it seemed he straightened his arms about an inch for 1/4 of a second[/quote]
There is someone laughing at the end of the video… i’m not sure if he is laughing at him or a congratulatory laugh?? The people applauding him are retarded.
[quote]trav123456 wrote:
I’m so signing up for his dance lessons[/quote]
he dances like how I imagine Larry David does
also, I like how he looks so nonchalant after doing the hammer strength ‘presses’
[quote]Skinystudent wrote:
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
[/quote]
i’ve never seen one of those things before so i’ve no idea how to use it but whatever that old guy is doing… its wrong. i almost missed the “lifts” as it seemed he straightened his arms about an inch for 1/4 of a second[/quote]
I am familiar with hammer strength presses and still had to go back to the beginning of the video multiple times, thinking I had somehow missed the actual lift. But no, he just never even performed one rep in the entire video. What are these people thinking?
[quote]Eric 2.0 wrote:
[quote]Skinystudent wrote:
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
[/quote]
i’ve never seen one of those things before so i’ve no idea how to use it but whatever that old guy is doing… its wrong. i almost missed the “lifts” as it seemed he straightened his arms about an inch for 1/4 of a second[/quote]
I am familiar with hammer strength presses and still had to go back to the beginning of the video multiple times, thinking I had somehow missed the actual lift. But no, he just never even performed one rep in the entire video. What are these people thinking? [/quote]
Hahah I love that he demands his entourage put the weights on for him
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
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He didn’t even straighten his arms at the end. Really? Come one.
hahahaa I didn’t even realise that his “reps” were the actual lifts.
A favourite at my gym - supersetting incline bench presses in the smith machine with chatting on the phone. Pisses me off…
So the other day I saw this guy doing decline benches with this guy spotting him. Nothing too out of the ordinary.
Well the kicker was, the spotter needed extra leverage so he had to step a foot forward so he was more under this bar… and so that his junk was right over the guy "benching"s face.
tl;dr spotter teabags a brah.
^don’t you know that’s the new way to spot on the bench brah?!
the juices seeping from his sack drip pure testosterone sweat into his tear ducts.
the douchebags got a new way to do their ‘thing’.
[quote]xjusticex2013x wrote:
Behold the one and only Dr. Joe: The “Guru” of Fitness
Found in the description of one of his videos: “He combines a philosophical belief of life and a radical body building method to form the most advance weight training program ever.”
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Can’t watch that without imagining a few people waiting outside of frame for fuckthermos here to stop dicking around on the equipment so they can use it. What a colossal douche.
Of what use is a “bodybulding method” that leaves you weighing 165 pounds and looking like any other old guy with his pants pulled up too high?
[quote]A Ninny Mouse wrote:
Well the kicker was, the spotter needed extra leverage so he had to step a foot forward so he was more under this bar… and so that his junk was right over the guy "benching"s face.
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I have to have one foot forward in front of/under the bar when i spot some of my friends, if im actually going to be able to help them if they fail. However, i don’t keep my balls right above their face… Allso the benches are all fancy and suck major ass. Almost impossible to spot no matter how you do it.
