Not too shabby Ha!
pretty cool but layne does train as a powerlifter aswell…
roids
Why does every cool video have to be accompanied by a SHITTY song?
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
Why does every cool video have to be accompanied by a SHITTY song?[/quote]
I’d like to point out that my 2011 training vids had some damn awesome songs! 
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Nice
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
Why does every cool video have to be accompanied by a SHITTY song?[/quote]
I’d like to point out that my 2011 training vids had some damn awesome songs!
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Links please?
used a double hook grip too, solid.
I love watching Layne Norton powerlift. It’s nice to see he got over his fear of a pec tear.
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
I’d like to point out that my 2011 training vids had some damn awesome songs!
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Roelly lookin’ pretty weak there. 
trying not to Hijack, but don’t forget the other few I threw out into cyberspace (thanks for the 1st one Lunarisx718!)
4-18-11 Delts n Tris (device quality).wmv - YouTube (Delts n tris)
4-21-11 chest n calves (device quality).wmv - YouTube (Chest n Calves)
Legs 5-1-11 (device quality).wmv - YouTube (legs)
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Nice videos Stu!
I wonder where the myth that bodybuilders are weak came from…
[quote]coolusername wrote:
pretty cool but layne does train as a powerlifter aswell…[/quote]
I think you missed the point. Big time.
[quote]DeltaOne wrote:
I wonder where the myth that bodybuilders are weak came from…
Can anyone tell me the names of those Korn songs?
[quote]Vir wrote:
[quote]coolusername wrote:
pretty cool but layne does train as a powerlifter aswell…[/quote]
I think you missed the point. Big time.[/quote]
Yep. Although it was a valid point, Layne did have a 405 bench before he tore his pec and started powerlifting.
[quote]spar4tee wrote:
[quote]Vir wrote:
[quote]coolusername wrote:
pretty cool but layne does train as a powerlifter aswell…[/quote]
I think you missed the point. Big time.[/quote]
Yep. Although it was a valid point, Layne did have a 405 bench before he tore his pec and started powerlifting.[/quote]
Its my understanding he was always primarily a bodybuilder, powerlifting is a more recent endeavor. Cant really lump him in with the dedicated powerlifters who dont compete in bodybuilding as well.
[quote]audiogarden1 wrote:
[quote]spar4tee wrote:
[quote]Vir wrote:
[quote]coolusername wrote:
pretty cool but layne does train as a powerlifter aswell…[/quote]
I think you missed the point. Big time.[/quote]
Yep. Although it was a valid point, Layne did have a 405 bench before he tore his pec and started powerlifting.[/quote]
Its my understanding he was always primarily a bodybuilder, powerlifting is a more recent endeavor. Cant really lump him in with the dedicated powerlifters who dont compete in bodybuilding as well. [/quote]
That’s right. He powerlifts on the side.