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		<title>Forget Isolation Movements: Three Bodyweight Movements that work 80% of your Body</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2009 03:30:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Note, this is the second installment of the article &#8220;How to Design a Perfectly Balanced Full Body Bodyweight Workout.&#8221; I just didn&#8217;t feel like using the same title. I hope you understand. In part one of this article, the goal was to get someone who&#8217;s used to bodybuilding, isolation-type training to recognize and understand the importance of developing a program with 100% compound movements. The article ended with the following workout: Pullups, 3 sets Pushups, 2 sets Bodyweight Squat, 6 sets Boot Strappers, 1 sets Incline Pushups, 2 sets Chinups, 3 sets Close Grip Pushups, 2 sets Situps, 1 sets Calf Raises, 1 sets I actually don&#8217;t like this workout routine at all. Now why the hell would I prescribe a program I don&#8217;t like? The reason is that you can&#8217;t take someone who&#8217;s been bodybuilding for at least 6 months and all of a sudden put them on a completely different program. You need to keep some high volume and isolation movements in there in order to make them feel &#8220;good.&#8221; This is one of the reasons why I never design a diet for people. I make them write down their foods intake for a week, then gradually have [...]]]></description>
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