Armed & Dangerous Old School Biceps & Triceps Training for Combination Fighters
The Claim: You can build astonishing strength, muscular endurance, tendon/ligament and joint stability using Old School Physical Culturist methods for both aesthetically pleasing and fight-ready arms in as little as 4-minutes per training day.
The Proof: Is in the pudding. Give it a go, and you’ll find out for yourself how doing Less can give you More. It’s worked wonders for me even at the age of 59 when I am well in the midst of sarcopenia.
FYI: If it helps, I use no aid that was not available in 1910. That means no TRT, no supplements, hell, not even creatine. The Unleaded Experiment is pure Old School.
The Method: Well, I won’t give that away for free, but here are some glimpses.
· The 2/3rds Iceberg Approach to Arm Conditioning
· 11-Exercise Choices
· The Vital Importance of Anterior/Posterior Balancing
· 4 Programs
· 2 Approaches: Whole Hog & Aristotle
· Whole Hog: 17-Minutes Training Time Twice Per Week
· The Aristotle: 4-Minutes per Training Day
· Synergistic Torching
· “First Rep Equals the Last Rep”
· “Breaking the Wrist”
· “The Uppercut” Trick or Elbow to the Fore
· Below 90-degree Turnovers.
· How Thumb Positioning Influences Biceps Development
· Frozen Thigh
· Rodin’s “The Thinker”
· Restricted Elbows
· The How and Why of the Serratus Anterior Shrug
· And…well, you get the picture. This is some deep detailed work.
I worked hard to codify this material and put myself through its paces.
I offer my own testimonial—It works.
The Claim: You can build astonishing strength, muscular endurance, tendon/ligament and joint stability using Old School Physical Culturist methods for both aesthetically pleasing and fight-ready arms in as little as 4-minutes per training day.
The Proof: Is in the pudding. Give it a go, and you’ll find out for yourself how doing Less can give you More. It’s worked wonders for me even at the age of 59 when I am well in the midst of sarcopenia.
FYI: If it helps, I use no aid that was not available in 1910. That means no TRT, no supplements, hell, not even creatine. The Unleaded Experiment is pure Old School.
The Method: Well, I won’t give that away for free, but here are some glimpses.
· The 2/3rds Iceberg Approach to Arm Conditioning
· 11-Exercise Choices
· The Vital Importance of Anterior/Posterior Balancing
· 4 Programs
· 2 Approaches: Whole Hog & Aristotle
· Whole Hog: 17-Minutes Training Time Twice Per Week
· The Aristotle: 4-Minutes per Training Day
· Synergistic Torching
· “First Rep Equals the Last Rep”
· “Breaking the Wrist”
· “The Uppercut” Trick or Elbow to the Fore
· Below 90-degree Turnovers.
· How Thumb Positioning Influences Biceps Development
· Frozen Thigh
· Rodin’s “The Thinker”
· Restricted Elbows
· The How and Why of the Serratus Anterior Shrug
· And…well, you get the picture. This is some deep detailed work.
I worked hard to codify this material and put myself through its paces.
I offer my own testimonial—It works.
The Claim: You can build astonishing strength, muscular endurance, tendon/ligament and joint stability using Old School Physical Culturist methods for both aesthetically pleasing and fight-ready arms in as little as 4-minutes per training day.
The Proof: Is in the pudding. Give it a go, and you’ll find out for yourself how doing Less can give you More. It’s worked wonders for me even at the age of 59 when I am well in the midst of sarcopenia.
FYI: If it helps, I use no aid that was not available in 1910. That means no TRT, no supplements, hell, not even creatine. The Unleaded Experiment is pure Old School.
The Method: Well, I won’t give that away for free, but here are some glimpses.
· The 2/3rds Iceberg Approach to Arm Conditioning
· 11-Exercise Choices
· The Vital Importance of Anterior/Posterior Balancing
· 4 Programs
· 2 Approaches: Whole Hog & Aristotle
· Whole Hog: 17-Minutes Training Time Twice Per Week
· The Aristotle: 4-Minutes per Training Day
· Synergistic Torching
· “First Rep Equals the Last Rep”
· “Breaking the Wrist”
· “The Uppercut” Trick or Elbow to the Fore
· Below 90-degree Turnovers.
· How Thumb Positioning Influences Biceps Development
· Frozen Thigh
· Rodin’s “The Thinker”
· Restricted Elbows
· The How and Why of the Serratus Anterior Shrug
· And…well, you get the picture. This is some deep detailed work.
I worked hard to codify this material and put myself through its paces.
I offer my own testimonial—It works.