Lee Priest - Chest & Shoulders - Battle For The Olympia 2002 DVD 

Pinned! Awesome! Thank you! 🙏🏻

Me either

Must not have caught on. Probably still available somewhere. They have similar machines, without the sensor. I wonder if the sensor fails at times

yeah, but what if the sensors gets dusted, broken or malfunction? not nice when it doesnt lock when it should xD

To be honest, it seems like one of those things to me that could very well have caught on for the first few years and then some terrible accident happened in a gym somewhere with the sensor failing and that would have put all the nails in its coffin.

who decided what the proper form is/was? that i s proper form? because we dont train the same... full range of motion never worked for me... i tried partial reps BLAM i grew like crazy!... so no one can say what proper form is for everyone!

@@tomandersson5089 if the shoe fits wear it. I must have struck a nerve. To each their own. Have a good day. Note: I just looked at your pic. Great physique bro. Obviously the partials worked for you. I should have presaged my comment by saying, "in my opinion"....but as you rightly suggest, there are many roads to Rome.

In my opinion, the best form is one that is full of innervation. Feeling the target muscle stretch and contract; contracting the weight up instead of merely lifting it. If it's an all out beyond failure work set I'd do full ROM to failure with 2-3 forced reps (if partner is available) followed by a static hold near the bottom before tension comes off and then possibly a drop set or double drop. Sometimes I'd advocate doing partial pulses or stage sets. I too think partials are effective. I too have used body english to get up cheat reps after strict failure on barbell curls. But for most people, doing an exercise under control, without cheating and without throwing the weight around, is indeed the proper way to lift. For you using loose form may work wonders, but I'm assuming that's not what you're really postulating. If you're reading this trust me, Lee uses great form. Using great form doesn't mean you can't train brutally hard. As a matter of fact, strict training is far harder than loose form training. Make every exercise as hard as possible and you'll make it as useful as possible. If you're new to the iron game use Lee's form as a guide to emulate. Charles Glass is another great guy to learn from. If you'd like email me and I'd be happy to set you up a customized training and dietary regimen.

Yes, his form is perfect, each rep of every exercise is total control. I have been lucky to have belonged to several gyms that had Pro bodybuilders train there, and their mind/muscle link is the thing that I feel separated them from the 'others'. Their concentration while working out was unreal, total focus on the muscle being trained, not on the weight being used.

Dude is a fuckin trainwreck, he aint going nowhere with nothing

Both bodies are different in class branch warren is all about vascularity ND mass monster type ND lee is a legend who comes in decades

Functional fitness literally has nothing to do with it seeing that bodybuilding isn't functional. At all lol. But the difference in builds is something I'd certainly agree with. Branch just seems like he's lifting to be a movie character. Lee lifts to be Mr Olympia.

@@snbirdsfarm673 lee looked way better than branch lmao

His arms are ridiculous.

Branch won the Arnold classic and got 2nd in the Olympia. Your not qualified to critique him

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Yeah that's true it's amazing channel old school is beast ❤

yea unfortunate truth, not to take anything away from the king

You’re welcome. There will be LOTS more coming that have never been uploaded. Stay tuned. ~Bruce

Thank you. Awesome avatar btw. Frank is my fav character of all time.

You meant ´one of the tallest´ but he was definitely one of the biggest.

Right seems like it would be sketchy but its not

Looks like a potential death trap to me.

Right!?! Crazy it’s been that long!

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True, his mind must be set SO deep within the muscle

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