Tweetread a thread either here or on IM from baby1 about uni-lateral training.just finished reading a chapter in one of Christian Thibadeuas books about the benefits behind it.

he said "the total sum of added wght using uni-lateral movements will never equal the total sum of bilateral movements.",which in a way made alot of sense to me.take db flat benches for ex: most guys who can easily pump out 315 for decent reps will not be able to get the same intensity or volume using 150+lb db's uni-laterally.simply because too many factore come into play.altho i prefer bilateral movements for chest i can see a benefit,once in a while,by usin uni-laterals for legs/back,arms.thinking of starting to incorporate a few movements into my routine to see what and where my weaker points are on certain bodyparts...just a thought...

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Originally Posted by Blackfoot

this type of training is great to get u thru a plateau

it's working already after only 2wks.tonight after heavy squats and moderate high rep leg presses i ran a few sets of leg extentions.was hitting 4 sets of 12 with 225 like it was candy.my normal wght for those is around the 200lb range.really wanna concentrate more on my hams tho.hitting them uni-laterally takes the wind outta my sails that's for sure...