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I'm sure many on here have met pros. Good question about who's as big as them on here!
I'm still friends with some. I learned tons from Jim Quinn who trained me once.
In Golds in Venice I saw most of them in the great 90s era of bodybuilding. I was amazed at the size! Paul Dillet in person...
Bb rows are great. I can't do them no longer heavy as I want to due to back pain and I'm older. But I do them on the seated cable row area with the long bar, not as good though as bent over but I didn't want to completely give them up.
Everyone's different with back, mine responded best to...
I guess the answer is if training for hypertrophy or strength.
I keep the reps lower to gain strength but higher for hypertrophy.
If I were going up on weight I use how many reps I can do without sacrificing form.
Like if I increased weight and can only get two reps say on a lat pulldown...
Im always adding weight each time but I watch my form, the muscle- to see if it's working and not working other muscles.
Like say seated rows. If I go up too high on those I feel my forearms working, my back tweaking but not much ROM or feeling the back working which tells me that I went up too...
If you are feeling those lats working then that's all that matters. Yes they are impressive.
I'm concentrating more on those to offset my wide waist/hips.
I can't build any lats if I don't do pullups/chinups with emphasis on pullups. Dunno how some don't incorporate those yet have wings. Genes I suppose.
Good you are feeling better Howarth.
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