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From Average to Greek God – Step by Step Transformation

Links mentioned in the video: 
The Greek God Program
The Path to your Goal Physique 

Depending on your current physique, you’ll need to take different steps to reach your goal.

If you start from a high body fat percentage, your first move will obviously be to cut. If you start from a very skinny physique, your first move will be to gain weight and muscle. Each person needs to take different steps (like I explained in the Path to your Goal Physique)

In this video we’re going to address one of the scenarios: How to go from an Average physique to the Greek God Physique.

Let’s get started.

From Average to Greek God Step by Step

The average physique is a term I use to describe the most common male body: 13-17% body fat with little muscle mass.

Most people start their fitness journey from this point. I started from the Average physique as well.

Radu Antoniu transformation

The first picture shows is how I looked before I started lifting. One and a half years later I reached the Warrior Physique (middle picture) and one year after that I reached the Greek God Physique.

To reach the Greek God Physique you need to reach certain standards of strength while maintaining a slim waist:

Greek God Standards

Muscle is a by-product of strength. To reach a certain muscle size you need to hit the strength level that corresponds to that size. Then, to have great proportions, great muscle definition and 6 pack abs, you need a low body fat. Waist circumference around the navel corresponds fairly well to body fat. Having a very slim waist guarantees a low body fat. This is why we set that as the goal.

When you reach those standards, you will have the Greek God Physique.

Should you Cut or Bulk First?

The most common issue people have starting from the average physique is that they’re unhappy with both their size and definition. These are the guys that ask the famous question: Should I cut or bulk? They would like to get bigger and leaner at the same time.

Unfortunately, you can’t do that efficiently. Your transformation ideally would go down this way:

  1. Start with a cutting phase. Lose body fat until your waist reaches about 45% of your height (for example at 6 feet tall you’d want a waist that is 32 inches around the belly button). Depending on how much fat you have to lose, this cut can take anywhere from 3 to 10 weeks.
  2. When your waist reaches ~45% of your height, move into maintenance for 2-3 weeks.
  3. After the maintenance phase, start eating more and focus on muscle growth. This lean bulk should be stretched over several months to maximize muscle gains and minimize fat gain.
  4. Once you’re up to 14-15% body fat (waist is about ~48% of height) it’s time to cut back to the 9-11% range (waist is ~45% of height). Ideally, as you’re gaining size you’ll never go above 15% body fat again. Your cut and bulk cycles will be kept in the range of 8-15% body fat. This way you’ll have good muscle definition all the time (or at least a 4 pack) and your face will stay angular.
  5. Repeat this process until you’ve built enough size to have the Greek God look when you cut down to 8-11% body fat.

I know a lot of people will argue against starting with a cutting phase as you will end up looking too small. They’re right. In the first few months you will look very small. But it’s worth it is because as a beginner, you will also gain muscle very well while losing body fat. At the end of your cut you will be smaller, but you’ll be ripped. Also, by losing fat first, you can then stay in a calorie surplus for a very long time without getting too fat.

Getting to the Base Level: how to get down to 10% body fat

After your first cut and 2-3 months of lifting you end up at what I call the Base Level.

You are around 10% body fat, you can do 8 body weight chin-ups and you can incline bench press 90% of your body weight for 5 reps. This is the starting point for either the Warrior Physique or the Greek God Physique.

To get there from the average physique, you need to lose 5-10 pounds of fat and gain 5-10 pounds of muscle.

If you’re just getting started you’re probably confused about how to lose belly fat and gain muscle. I understand. I used to think high intensity exercise, low carb diets and cardio were the reason we lose body fat. I also thought confusing your muscles would get me bigger.

The truth is fat loss all comes down to being in a calorie deficit. And muscle growth comes down to getting stronger.

If you track your calorie intake directly and make sure you’re in a deficit you can lose fat playing on your phone instead of doing cardio.

To lose fat quickly without affecting your muscle mass, testosterone, or gym performance, you need to have a deficit that is 20-25% under maintenance. Here’s how you set that:

For fat loss you should eat between 10 and 13 kcal per pound of body weight everyday.

  • Those who are very sedentary (only weight training at the gym and just sitting down the rest of the time) should use the lowest end of the interval (10 kcal x bw in lbs)
  • Those who are mostly sedentary (only weight training at the gym and daily brief walks) should use the low end of the interval as well (11 kcal x bw in lbs)
  • Those moderately active (weight training + walking and sports from time to time) should use the middle range of the interval (12 kcal x bw in lbs)
  • Those that are very active (manual labor + weight training and sports) should use the top range of the interval (13 kcal x bw in lbs).

For example someone who works a desk job, doesn’t do cardio or play sports and works out 3 times a week should set their calories at 11 per pound of bodyweight.

Also, to support muscle growth, you must make sure you include around 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight in your daily intake. This is important. Getting enough protein in your diet makes a huge difference for muscle growth.

So to lose 5-10 pounds of fat here’s what you need to do:

1.Have a 20-25% calorie deficit
2.Get around 1 grams of protein per pound of BW or 2 grams per kg
3.Fill the rest of the calories with fats and carbs
4. Do this until you get to around 10%

If you stay in a calorie deficit for 4-10 weeks and get around 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight, you will be able to lose body fat, while also gaining muscle.

Getting to the Base Level: how to build muscle while cutting

Rotate exercises for muscle

When you want to build muscle, the main goal of your workouts should actually be getting stronger.

Most people don’t understand this, but we can’t train for size. Muscle grows either to produce more force (increasing the size of the contractile tissue so it can lift heavier weights) or to improve endurance (increasing the capacity to store fuel known as glycogen around the muscle fibers). Increased muscle size, is a side effect.

Most of the muscle mass a natural lifter can gain will come from getting stronger in the 5-12 rep range. That is because lifting heavier and heavier weights over time increases the actual size of the muscle fibers. Doing a lot of light reps will only lead to a small amount of muscle growth. That’s because after your glycogen stores have increased enough to handle that volume, there’s no more reason to grow.

What this means for you is that the routine that will get you strongest in a medium rep range will also be the routine that will give you the largest increase in muscle mass.

So here’s how your first workout routine might look like:

Workout A

  • Incline Bench Press – 5 x 5
  • Barbell Row – 5 x 5 (You do these until you can do body weight chin-ups)
  • Seated DB Press – 3 x 8
  • Biceps Curls – 3 x 10-12

Workout B

  • Squat / Sumo Deadlift – 5 x 5
  • Reverse Dumbbell Lunges: 3 x 6-8 reps per leg
  • Standing One Leg DB Calf Raises: 3 x 10-15 reps
  • Abs Wheel Roll Outs: 3 sets x 10 reps

Notes:

Training is done three days per week, on non-consecutive days, alternating between Workout A and Workout B, like this: Monday: Workout A, Wednesday: Workout B, Friday: Workout A, Monday: Workout B, Wednesday: Workout A, and so on.

Rest three minutes between sets for the compound movements. Rest 60-90 seconds for the assistance exercises.

When you hit the required reps for all sets, increase the weight on all sets the following workout. This will probably cause you to lose 1 or 2 reps in the last 2 sets. That’s normal and the goal for the following workout is to add back the reps in those last sets so you can increase the weight again.

From the Base Level to the Greek God Physique

After 1-3 months of cutting and lifting you’ll be at the Base Level. To reach the Greek God Physique you now must focus on gaining weight in addition to gaining strength.

You’ll now shift your focus on maximizing muscle growth by lean bulking. To do this you’ll eat a slight calorie surplus (5-10% above maintenance) for long periods of time. As you’ll gain strength on the key movements you’ll also build muscle and size.

For most people, the process will take around 2 years. A lot of guys get discouraged when they hear that and I think they miss a VERY important point. You won’t go from your current physique right to your goal physique.

It won’t be like: fat & weak, fat & weak, fat & weak, and on the 730th day you’ll wake up looking awesome. No! You’ll gradually look better as you’re progressing towards you goal.

This is the reason why we need to stay lean while building muscle. To keep our motivation high and enjoy our fitness journey, we should start out looking good and end up looking great!

You need to stay under 15% body fat all the time. Your cut and bulk cycles will be kept in the range of 8-15% body fat. You’ll inevitably gain some fat as you’re gaining muscle so once you’re up to 15% body fat it’s time to cut back to around 10% range. You’ll repeat this process until you reach the Greek God Physique.


greek god program

The Greek God Program 

This program lays out exactly how to go from the Base Level to the Greek God Physique. It’s the training and nutrition program I’ve been following for two years.

I highly recommend you check it out!

Click here to learn more about it

 

46 Comments

  1. leo on April 15, 2016 at 5:06 pm

    i Radu i am 184 and only 69 kg and i am around 16 % body fat. As you say in the article you recommend cutting. But don’t you think my weight is too light to cut ? Also i have been training for 1 years and went from 56kg to 69 kg.

    Thanks in advance

    Léo from France

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:25 pm

      Hey Leo!

      Yes, 69kg is too low. You can do a lean bulk instead.

      • leo on May 1, 2016 at 10:27 am

        thanks

        • Radu Antoniu on May 3, 2016 at 3:20 pm

          You’re welcome!

    • Gloria on May 31, 2017 at 6:06 pm

      Hey,

      Just bought the Greek God program and the Goddess program and for the greek one it says that you can achieve the body you want in 4 month.. Then i went on internet and found your article and it’s a bit confusing in my head.. For example, for the greek program, for my boyfriend, there is the recomp protocol where Greg explains that you can loose fat and gain muscle in the same time, by only adjusting calories on your lifting days.
      It also says that you should start with 15cal per pounds per day for the maintenance calories and from there you adjust how much you eat per day.
      My boyfriend has 82kg,182cm and 21 body fat and he wants to get to 85kg muscle. Can it be achievable with the recomp protocol? As for myself, i have 63kg, 172cm and 28 body fat (a little bit, i know :p ) and would love to have 65kg with muscle. It’s not the same the Goddess program, but it says eating 14cal per pounds for women also.
      Can you give us some advice?
      Thanks

    • kashif on March 23, 2018 at 1:48 am

      3 days of weight training and wat about cardio?
      seperate days for cardio or post workout?

  2. Moonlight15 on April 17, 2016 at 6:47 am

    Salut ! Daca devii mai musculos e posibil sa nu ai partea dd jos a abdomenului? (Lower abs). Daca rutina mea se bazeaza pe:
    -impins la piept inclinat si orizontal
    -genuflexiuni
    -presa la umeri din sezut
    -indreptari romanesti si conventionale uneori

    Se dezvolta tot abdomenul? Adica tot 6 pack-ul?Mersi !

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:19 pm

      Da, de obicei nu e nevoie sa faci abdomene daca faci acele exercitii.

  3. peter on April 17, 2016 at 3:33 pm

    Hey Radu!
    In your videos you said that strenght correlates with size if it’s gained in a medium rep range from 5-10. Im recently following the GGP strenght and density routine. I noticed some good strenght gains but not really a lot of size. As you know the first set on the key lifts goes from 4-6 reps. This means I usually hit 4 reps in the first set. Is that the reason why my muscle growth is not so fast and if so should I keep my first set between 5-6 reps? Please let me know

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:18 pm

      Hey Peter!

      Strength usually comes first, you’ll notice the size gains over the next few weeks.
      If you’re no longer a beginner (you’ve made your neurological strength gains), your bones and joints have adapted to training and your form is efficient, if you’re gaining strength, by definition you’re also gaining muscle.

  4. Abhijit on April 17, 2016 at 7:31 pm

    hey Radu, thanks man! great info. I had a doubt- By ‘bodyweight’ do you mean target bodyweight or my current body weight. plz elaborate with an example. I’m about 100 kgs at 5ft 8in .what should I do? plz reply!

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:17 pm

      Current bodyweight

  5. Avery on April 19, 2016 at 1:50 am

    Amazing article man, just read and started to apply your “Path to your Goal Physique.” Just wanted to say keep the good work up!

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:16 pm

      Thank you!

  6. Nicolas on April 19, 2016 at 11:50 am

    How much weight do you gain to go from warrior to greek God?? Nice physic by the way

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:16 pm

      Thanks Nicolas!

      About 5-10 kg (10-20 lbs) of muscle

  7. Hartfrix on April 20, 2016 at 2:42 pm

    Hi Radu, so i have a question.
    Should we keep eating that surplus of calories if we are on (not gym days) like (saturday,sunday)?

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:16 pm

      Yes, your body is recovering on those days.

  8. Hartfrix on April 20, 2016 at 2:44 pm

    Hi Radu,i have a question.
    Should we keep eating that surplus of calories if we are on (free days,no gym days) like (saturday-sunday) ??

    • Radu Antoniu on April 26, 2016 at 5:15 pm

      Yes.

  9. M.Jadeer on April 23, 2016 at 7:05 pm

    Nice Work both of you at Kinobody Greg and Radu at Think.Eat.Lift, agreat work keep all the best in the future i will be starting aggressive fat loss 2.0 program soon, i have been lifting on and off from 4 years its like i will train 3 months stop coz (busy with work) life etc. For a few months even 6 7 months than start again train for 4 – 5 months and stop then 2 months and so on. Recently i am training for last 2 months doing intermittent fasting and wating at 15% deficit and have got great result from waist 38 i went down to 35 my arms are 17 inches i can see my biceps hump up but so defined. I plan to go fown to waist 32 Btw i am 6’1″ 208 lbs i think 18% – 21% body fat i think not sure. I train 6 days a week weight for 4 Days and Hiit for 2 days. Any Advice?

  10. Avery H on April 28, 2016 at 12:39 am

    Hello Radu,
    I’m sort of stumped on what to do next. I’m reading your path to a goal physique but I’m more of a skinny with decent muscle kind of build. Should I cut for summer or do a lean bulk?

    I’m like
    5,8ish
    130lbs which is like 65-69kgs

    • Radu Antoniu on April 30, 2016 at 5:41 pm

      Do a lean bulk.

  11. Nathan Oest on May 9, 2016 at 12:59 pm

    Hi Radu
    I’m weighing 185 and over 10% body fat, I lift 4 times a week with my high school football team
    But my goal is to reach the Greek god physique
    Could you help me
    Honestly I’m not sure where to start
    Thank you in advance

  12. Shenlong on May 10, 2016 at 8:27 pm

    Hey Radu ! Recently discovered your website and your YouTube channel and it’s amazing. You have earned all my respect and I wish you the best.
    I read your website and heard on one of Greg’s videos that a man should never drop below 1800 (or 1600) kcal a day. But I’ve done much worse as I currently am on a 800 kcal intake per day. It’s really not that hard and I don’t feel sick. Just hungry and a little frustated (but not that much). I’m not about to break my motivation any time soon, it’s really not the hardship that bothers me.

    I know it’s bad, but I lost a ton of weight in a limited amount of time, which compensated for the moderated hunger I suffered. But I don’t want to regain all of this weight. It would be a nightmare. (not extreme at all, I swear)

    Many people believe it is inevitable, that by some kind of dark magic I WILL regain every single kg I painfully lost. What can I do to maintain this loss and not be fat again ? I assume that I can’t go back to my 2300 kcal diet directly… I’m lost !

    I just want to add that I don’t do any type of working out, I just did a lot of cardio to be sure to burn most of what I eat, and I intend to start working out when I’m finally thin. I’m 74kg for 1m74 now, started from 84 and I wait until I’m 65 (around 9% body fat) to finally start lifting. I really don’t want to waste all this effort.

    I really need your advice on this problem, man. I’d be very thankful. Keep up the amazing work ! I look forward to reading your answer and I thank you for that !

    Cya, from some Frenchie in Paris.

  13. SD on May 12, 2016 at 7:57 pm

    Hi,
    I only recently discovered your youtube channel which is very useful, motivating and funny.
    Being 41y.o. workout out since my 16th, I guess I have a lot of experience.
    For the moment at 172cm, 69kg en BF% 13-14.
    Like everybody I want to get ripped more and gain lean muscle mass as well.
    I have been in the past bulky: 82kg with a lot of fat on top.
    Now is much better. Still I want to reach less than 10%BF.
    I am cutting calories with an iPhone app since 1 year, works out very well for me. I follow you completely saving most calories for the evening and so on.
    Some controversial info (which I believed in for many years) confuses me though.
    Good stuff, postponing first meal, saving most calories for the evening, etc.
    -What about “stopping the catabolic effect in the morning”, “having a whey protein shake immediately after waking up to stop catabolism (I don’t want to burn muscle)”, “having slow digesting ‘time-release’ protein as micellar casein”, etc? You get what I am asking. What is your opinion on that?
    -I have believed a lot of stuff written on t-nation.com all about the importance of peri-workout nutrition… Do you really not believe this?
    -https://www.t-nation.com/training/truth-about-bulking
    They are talking about cutting back and eating enough to build muscle. What is your opinion?
    “So what if you’re at 13% body fat and don’t have that much muscle? Should you bulk up? No! Cut down to 10% then gradually increase your nutrition until you reach a point where you’re gaining 1.5 to 2 pounds per month. You’d gain muscle at an optimal rate while staying at 10%.”
    -https://www.t-nation.com/diet-fat-loss/perfect-body-fat-percentage
    I saw your movie on “not taking supplements”. I’ve had periods taking none, periods taking all kinds. Surely creation, vitamins and minerals are useful.
    Always difficult telling to what extent placebo effect helps for example when taking Biotest Indigo…
    -https://www.t-nation.com/training/fasted-cardio-eats-muscle
    = still more confusing info… what is your opinion?
    “fasted cardio is a very good way to eat away at your muscle mass”. This does not stroke very well with your (and for the moment my) method of having very few calories in the first part of the day and saving most for evenings (feast)…
    As you can read, after many years of dieting, working out, trying all kinds of supplements, I still am confused about a lot of the info.
    Still I am a scientist man myself and realize we should listen to the (meta)studies.
    Wish we could discuss a lot of more issues with one another.
    Kind regards,
    SD

    • Cornelia on July 19, 2016 at 10:59 am

      Until I found this I thhougt I’d have to spend the day inside.

  14. Pranav on May 16, 2016 at 3:57 pm

    Hi Radu,

    I have a question for you. I weigh about 150 lb, and eat about 1500 calories a day (I am vegetarian), using intermittent fasting, but I don’t really see any weight loss though. What should I do?

  15. Jeff on May 20, 2016 at 10:54 pm

    Hi Radu,
    I am a teenager and I was wondering how to cut and fast while getting enough nutrients to grow. After I have lost 20 pounds I have not been growing and struggled with my fat loss. I cut 200 kcal every day, eat very lean(no processed foods, sugar or any junk), but yet I don’t see results and not grow. I am at 15% body fat. What should I do?

    • Radu Antoniu on May 26, 2016 at 9:18 am

      Hey Jeff, you should track your calories and make sure you’re in a deficit.

  16. adrian on June 2, 2016 at 2:24 pm

    Hi Radu,

    I’m 40 years old, 182 cm tall, 69 kg, 48% waist. I’m at ~12-13% BF. I have started to cut a month ago with 71 kg with ~ 15% BF, following the beginners routine from GGP. I was thinking to cut below 10% and then following your advice, stay in maintenance for 2 weeks. But this, for sure, will take me to ~66-67 kg. Can you, please, advise if starting the lean bulk from 66 kg, following GGP beginners routine it will be ok?

  17. Chris on June 5, 2016 at 12:11 am

    Question: I’ve been losing lots of weight, but my belly is still 38 in, but I’m only 180 lbs. How much will I weigh at 11% body fat?

  18. Marcus on June 11, 2016 at 4:25 pm

    Hi Radu,

    Found your YouTube channel (while checking for Kinobody reviews) a month ago and I have been binge watching all your video’s. Great job man!

    Question: I have been cutting the last months from 90kg to 82kg with a (1×6) 75kg incline, 80kg bench and 1×6 bw+28kg chin ups. So while I’ve maintained most of my strength I keep hearing from others that I am starting to look small (even my mother and GF says it now).

    My waist is 42,5% of my height (82 cm of 1.94cm height) but I’m not at 10%, I think about 13% bodyfat. What would you recommend? Should I do a bulk or keep cutting even though 82kg bw @ 194cm height is already pretty small?

    Love to hear your thoughts, greetings from Holland.

  19. Jonathan on June 19, 2016 at 11:08 pm

    Hi Radu, I recently found out about your channel and I really like your videos, they’re the most informative videos on fitness I’ve seen yet. I am currently 150 lbs with a warrior physique, but I’d like to bulk up to reach the Greek god physique but I’m confused on how I should lose body fat for when I bulk up. For example, if I wanted to lower my current body fat, according to what you said, I should be eating 1500kcals (1500 calories)/day to lower my body fat %, but isn’t that too low to not be hungry?

  20. Vick on June 29, 2016 at 6:07 pm

    Hey, great article. I’m in the process of attaining the base level. Is .8g of protein enough to gain muscle while losing the weight. See I’m in college so i don’t have much money to eat 170g protein a day. .8g per lb would put me at about 136g protein, is that sufficient. Thanks

  21. Mike on July 7, 2016 at 10:35 pm

    Hi Radu,

    I have no interest in obtaining the Greek God physique. I’m more interested in the warrior physique, finding it more attractive looking. What is the process for achieving that?

  22. Man Mihai on July 13, 2016 at 3:45 pm

    Salut Radu am o nelamurire si te rog sa ma ajuti. Atunci cand mananc imi calculez tot timpul carbohidrati proteinele si grasimea dar ca sa slabesc am nevoie de 1785 de calori si atunci cand mananc scrie carbohidrati caloriile si grasimile la 100 de g si ajung mai repede la 1785 de calori si nu apuc sa ajung la cate proteine carbohidrati si grasimi imi trebuie. Ce sa fac sa ma iau doar dupa calori sau sa ma opresc cand ajung la nr de carbohidrati proteine si grasimi

  23. Jed on July 24, 2016 at 3:42 pm

    Hi Radu,
    Excellent article! I love the strength standards. That was like a lightbulb going off for me. However, I have a few questions about these measurements. I’m 50 years old, I weigh 170lbs and and I’m 6’1″
    1. For bicep curls – According to the GG strength standard, I need to be curling 110lbs. I’m assuming this is a barbell and not per dumbbell?
    2. If I’m using dumbbells for bench, shoulder press, and curls is it fair to cut the weight in half per arm or would the percentages be different for using dumbbells?
    3. How do you measure waist? Is it relaxed and around the belly button? Relaxed and around the narrowest part? Sucked in? I’m skinny fat and hold the majority of my fat around the belly button and love handles. However, I have a bit of abs showing above the belly button.
    4. How do you measure arms? Is this unflexed or flexed?
    5. Are there any equivalent bodyweight strength standards for the warrior physique and the greek god physique?
    Thank you so much for the great info!

  24. Carolina on July 25, 2016 at 4:35 pm

    Hi Radu, I’m a 20y old lady. Can I lose body fat without a gym, without lifting? Only body weight exercise… I try to push myself and it usually takes 1 or 2 hours. I take pretty long rests and do a variety of things combined trying to matain a good heart beat. I mix yoga and body weight exercises with active cardio rests in between.

  25. Paulo on August 1, 2017 at 12:53 pm

    hey radu! I’ve been lifting for 2 years now. I’m 1.74cm 68kg around 16-17% bodyfat. Last year i did a cut and went to 10%BF but i messed up while bulking. I gained 7kg but i think it was only fat. Should i cut again to 10% and start a more carefull bulk?
    Thanks

    Paulo

  26. Youssef Fakih on September 28, 2017 at 10:43 am

    Hi Radu

    I was wondering for a man170 cm height aproximatly how much muscle is requiered to gain from 9% body fat after being slim fat to reach greek god physic, around 20 kg of muscle?

  27. Avinash on December 8, 2017 at 6:46 pm

    How to maintain muscle and chest without increase n decrease

  28. Alejandro on February 9, 2018 at 3:33 am

    Would Tom Hopper from black sails be considered a warrior body or greek god body?

  29. bob on February 16, 2018 at 10:28 am

    hi radu! great article!
    i have a question though… should i eat the number of calories according to the weight i started in? or every day according to the weight i am currently in?
    thanks!!!

  30. Miroslav on April 2, 2018 at 7:25 am

    Salut Radu,
    Eu sunt 71 kg-174cm tall, however my weist is 86cm which is more then 10%. Regarding my weight should i cut or move to leanbulk. Most of my fat is arround my belly eventhough the packs are slightly visible. Please advice
    I really want to achieve greek god program and make my abs killer visible.
    Multumesc mult Radu

    Cu stima

  31. Jarod on August 12, 2018 at 5:49 pm

    Just wanted to clarify for the Greek god standards regarding bicep curls. Is the weight percentage listed for the total weight you’re curling, as in a barbell curl, or for each arm like with a dumbbell curl. Just wanted to get some clarification as it drastically affects the goal for the weight I need to be able to lift. Thanks

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