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*An Update on Overtraining One’s Legs

Jamie Chaos

It works. I trained legs between 4 and 8 sessions a week for 6 weeks, with reps mostly in the 1-5 range, and this was the result, with very little in the way of real dieting:
Bigger and more striated, in spite of the fact that I lost about 10 lbs due to my inability to do just about everything to which I’m accustomed.

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Jamie Chaos
I am a former all-time, all federation world record holder in raw powerlifting at 181lbs, a record I broke just to say fuck you to the internet’s “lifting” community and the powerlifting community at large. Over the last ten years I’ve written over 500 articles on strength training, nutrition, and supplementation, and continue to do so simply to fight the tide of weakness and sadness that currently pervades the scene I’ve called home for the better part of three decades. I’ve got personal trainin certs, BodyPump and BodyCombat certs, a BA in History and East Asian Studies from the University of Arizona, and MBAs from the Vienna University and University of South Carolina on my side, in addition to some sick lifts and a hell of a lot of rage. What the fuck have you got?

2 responses to “*An Update on Overtraining One’s Legs”

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    seand11

    How many sets each session and did you only work legs with the exclusion of everything else?

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