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    Congratulations, /r/bodyweightfitness! You are Subreddit of the Day!

    @amber2754 I always squat between holds so I don't miss out on the GA1NZ
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    I'm still Chris Brown and this is my 2-year progress post about bodyweight training and life!

    @natalya1 There has been no proof, thus far, to provide a proper answer.
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    @avronne You don't
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    @trekdad99 the 2nd option
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    @dawn16 Yes Forearms, and yes Anti-rotation With more weight, 5-10lbs, depending however much it takes to get back to that base volume. BWF progression will take more thinking, you can do the same "level" with a slower tempo instead of the next "level" if it's too diffficult or you could try...
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    @lions215 I'd recommend sticking with the RR, at maximum 6 months, once you can do everything with good form and hit these numbers then you'll see better results. Keep in mind, it'll be most optimal by adding weight instead of choosing harder progressions for the main stuff
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    @joinder88 Yes, but you'd need a barbell for the closest alternative. You can use resistance bands for the palof press
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    @dawn16 You could but you'd be flirting with not enough recovery
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    @dawn16 If you have absolutely no means to do extensions, yes but it won't be as effective if imagine. And no, frequency doesn't matter for hypertrophy if it isn't paired with increased volume
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    1 year, 6’2” 37y/o, 215lb weak to 205lb not-weak

    @crteague Congrats on the progress, I wonder where you'd be if you actually challenged yourself.
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    Bob's Basic BWF (B)Hypertrophy (B)Routine

    The Program Here is the spreadsheet It's super basic but it should serve you well for ~4-6mo in a row if you don't want to prioritize strength all that much, more alternatives to the routines we already have on this sub is always nice. Weight stays the same for the 4 weeks, Week 1-3 ramps...
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