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Question Thread 15

New thread because the old one's too damn long. Please read the rules below. 

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If you have the time and patience for it, it's worth playing around with. The chin-up routine works by similar mechanisms.

I'll answer ^the above tomorrow - others use the new question thread instead. It's up within the next half hour, I'll share some stuff first.

What is your opinion on ultra High Frequency Training with a Low Intensity, i.e. doing 100-200 push ups every day, or 10-20 pull ups every hour as a supplement to a regular weightlifting program? Training the movements but going nowhere near failure. Waste of time or legit? Would be interesting to get your take on this regarding the Pavel Tsatsouline esque "Greasing the groove" as well as the potential improvements in work capacity.


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