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Old 12-18-2006, 03:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
George Grigoryan
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Default Upper/Lower Imbalance

Chad (or anyone),

I asked this over on T-Nation, but you didn't get a chance to answer it yet. I thought this might be a better place to ask.

Just finished your new book. I liked it because there we a lot of practical stuff I can use right away.

I currently have a size imbalance. My upper body is too small in proportion to my lower body.

Any more lower body hypertrophy is undesireable right now, but I still want strenght gains. How can I tweak your programs to suit my needs? Will cutting lower body volume in half do the trick?
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Old 12-19-2006, 11:26 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by gx3
Chad (or anyone),

I asked this over on T-Nation, but you didn't get a chance to answer it yet. I thought this might be a better place to ask.

Just finished your new book. I liked it because there we a lot of practical stuff I can use right away.

I currently have a size imbalance. My upper body is too small in proportion to my lower body.

Any more lower body hypertrophy is undesireable right now, but I still want strenght gains. How can I tweak your programs to suit my needs? Will cutting lower body volume in half do the trick?
Cutting the lower body volume in half is a good place to start. Do it.
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