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Old 01-26-2012, 10:29 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Not using the correct exercises, they need to be focussing on the big-boy compound lift. They believe they can get big with cable cross-overs and bicepT curls.
Shit... I'm gonna have to change up my whole routine now.
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Misunderstanding what "light weight for high reps" really is. 15 reps of DB curls with 80 pound DBs will likely beef up your arms, 15 reps @ 20 pounds won't do a whole lot.

Take home point: You need to be strong enough to move good weight before your body will want to put on more muscle to move it more times.
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What are some of the biggest mistakes that a newbie makes when first starting to train and lift?
1. Not doing there research, research, research on nutrition and the human body. Whith out this you have no idea why you are eating and w/o the way you are. Your walking blind.

2. Not keeping logs.

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Old 01-26-2012, 06:17 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Ditto to what Rich said about Not keeping a log or journal, it very key IMHO!!!
Also, not following or having a program to follow. One of my high school female clients was training chest 3 times a week, because her older brother told her to!!!
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That's what I meant by lack of balance, by the way. Not falling over...
But this will help, right?

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Not using the correct exercises, they need to be focussing on the big-boy compound lift. They believe they can get big with cable cross-overs and bicepT curls.
I'm still learning but I always thought that you really could get big with just standard bicep curls. I know now I am wrong.
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Jerking the movements around and being in a huge hurry to be done with the session.
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I noticed a lot of guys were more interested in lifting heavy than correcting their form.

I think form should be the major concern in the beginning. Once thats been mastered, concentrate on adding weight.
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