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Before I get started next week, I'd like to clarify the following exercises:

* When doing the one arm dumbbell-rows (p. 147 in BFL book), does the

initial 12 rep consist of 6 on each arm or 12? Then for the 10 rep, 5 on

each arm or 10? etc.

* Do you increase intensity of the Ab workouts (p. 170) by holding onto a

weight, going slower, or both?

Thanks,

Marcus.

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Hey Marcus,

Any movement that is done one arm at a time like rows,

concentration curls, triceps extensions etc the reps

are always listed per arm or side...so your first set

of 12 will be 12 left followed by 12 right...

Hope this helps

--- marcus amann <marcus_amann@...> wrote:

> Before I get started next week, I'd like to clarify

> the following exercises:

>

> * When doing the one arm dumbbell-rows (p. 147 in

> BFL book), does the

> initial 12 rep consist of 6 on each arm or 12? Then

> for the 10 rep, 5 on

> each arm or 10? etc.

>

> * Do you increase intensity of the Ab workouts (p.

> 170) by holding onto a

> weight, going slower, or both?

>

> Thanks,

> Marcus.

>

>

_________________________________________________________________________

> Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at

> http://www.hotmail.com.

>

>

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