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RobRegish
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Is anyone here using a largely body weight routine, following BP Famine/Feast/Cruise principles?

I've been doing it for quite some time, but ironically found the weight I gained (I'm talking good weight too), hinders me on some BW moves.

Curious to know if anyone else is in this dilemma?
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I'm using something similar, and have the same issue you do.

Likely because I mix in some full range and static holds. If you look at all the best BW trainers, they're almost all under 200lbs. That's not an area I want to get into (now), probably will after age 60.

If I make it that long :D
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You answered yourself :lol:

But yes, I have been using BW only training for the past 22 months. The weight gains are usually a good fit with increase intensity for EDT. Still need to change angles and symmetry to achieved the correct reps goal though.

Tell me again BW training doesn't build muscle

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Big and lean!!

Way to go Big Pelo... :)
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