Anything Heavy Will Build Muscle

Published: Mon, 07/15/13

The other day I was watching a video my boy ManTis
 
Cinder Block Workout by USAJG

He was doing squats with cinder blocks

In the comments there was something that puzzled me & to some degree disturbed me

Here is the comment:

can you really build muscle with cincer blocks

I don't understand how you can ask that question, as the equipment or tools don't matter that much to build muscle
 
All you need is just something heavy in order to provide your body with resistance (your body doesn't know that you are using a barbell or cinder blocks, all it knows is that you are putting heavy stress on yourself)
 
So to answer him: HELL YES! you can build muscle by doing cinder block squats
 
In the end weight is weight & heavy weight is resistance for the body regardless of it's shape
 
Might not sound as sexy as a guy or girl giving you a tour of their fancy globo gym telling you all this hyped up stuff about how they have superior weights and machines that will get you results faster, but it's the truth
 
If you wanna train at a gym that is fine, am not here to tell you where and not to train...I simply want you to wake up and realize that conventional weightlifting equipment is not needed to get results
 
It might be more convenient to train with it, but isn't needed

Results happen when you lift anything heavy - whether it be cinder blocks, milk jugs, car batteries, rocks or barbels - all are weights so use them!
 
Attack Life & Get Stronger
 
Luis Carrillo
http://BeastLifestyle.com
 
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