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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    @jhoke Yeah originally I wanted to do 109,500 of push ups and squats and then 54,750 pull ups. But dropped the numbers to 100,000 and 50,000
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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    @jhoke Nice workout journal!
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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    @arteytheatheist We’ll see! I’ve done high rep stuff for the last 4 years anyway just kicking it up a notch this year
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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    @arteytheatheist Yeah a lot of people have said that, it’s an everyday thing though cause my goal for 2022 is to do 100,000 push ups 100,00 squats and 50,000 push ups. Or whatever the math is for doing it everyday
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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    @joyjoy21 Yeah 300 push ups 300 squats 150 pull ups 7 days a week
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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    @joyjoy21 I don’t do bw rows often. But once Im almost finished with my daily reps I do multiple different variations of push ups and pull ups. More strength focused stuff. I’ve done hundreds of thousands of push ups and pull ups in my life and probably less than 1000 bw rows and I don’t have...
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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    @derry No way haha I used to run 10 miles a day. I literally hate running now and will never do it again. No joke I even look like that guy
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    Body weight DOES translate to lifting gains

    I do 300 push ups, 300 squats and 150 pull ups a day. Today I decided to try some deadlifting for the first time in many months. Seriously haven’t touched a barbell in 4 months and even then it was squats not dl’s. Well I pulled 335 like cake so I said f it I’m going to 385. I pulled 385...
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