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    Quote Originally Posted by Arch View Post
    That is true - going to a gym would definatly be more effective, although i think starting out and having the convenience of being in ur home with just dumbells is well worth it for the first couple of months atleast (1-3).

    Also in those body pics wtf is ottermode and how does that happen ?
    It's like skinny fat with muscle.
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    Looks welll weird id rather be skinny fat haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulMacC View Post
    Bodyweight exercises are good for definition but not size. If you want to get big go to a gym
    Progressively increasing stimulus + lots of calories = size

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wig44. View Post
    Progressively increasing stimulus + lots of calories = size
    There's only so far you can go with bodyweight exercises. Unless you add weight, which is impossible. Imagine adding a 20KG plate to your back while doing a push up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulMacC View Post
    There's only so far you can go with bodyweight exercises. Unless you add weight, which is impossible. Imagine adding a 20KG plate to your back while doing a push up?
    Many people have added far more than 20kg to press ups. It's not hard to think of ways of adding weight without balancing it on your back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wig44. View Post
    Many people have added far more than 20kg to press ups. It's not hard to think of ways of adding weight without balancing it on your back.
    I suppose you could use a weighted vest.
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