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| Fred Rollon shows amazing old-school muscular development. |
Hail to the Dinosaurs!
Three quick notes, and then we'll talk
training.
1. Dino Training on Instagram!
I'm on Instagram now, and I'm posting
fun photos and video. Be sure to follow
me at this link:
https://www.instagram.com/brooks_kubik/
This is a great supplement to my daily
email tips, and gives you a unique, up
close and personal look at Dino Head-
quarters. Check it out!
2. John Wood on Instagram!
My buddy John Wood is also on Instagram,
and he's publishing some really cool photos,
including some great photos of old-school
iron. The kettlebell photo is my favorite so
far -- with John's sledgehammer collection
right up there as no. 2:
https://www.instagram.com/oldtime.strongman/
3. The February Dino Files
Is almost finished, and will be ready soon.
It's another terrific issue, and you're definitely
going to want to grab the little monster. I'll
send an email when it's ready to go.
4. A Training Tip from Doug Hepburn
Doug Hepburn may have had the strongest
upper arms of all time. They also were pretty
darn big. In his prime, the 1953 World Weight-
lifting champion was one of the most massive
muscular giants in the entire world.
Hepburn built his arms with basic exercises:
1. For the triceps, he did plenty of heavy
military presses, push presses, dumbbell
presses and bench presses.
2. For the biceps, he did plenty of heavy
curls.
And here's the interesting thing. Doug Hepburn
is the only man in history who set World records
in:
1. The military press
2. The bench press,
and
3. The barbell curl
Think about that for a second.
All over the world, trainees are pumping away
with baby weights in their upper body exercises,
desperately trying to build "big guns." You see
it all the time. It's the most common thing in
any gym.
Some guys spend hours doing nothing but
endless sets of concentration curls and triceps
pumpers.
And they get nothing to show for it.
As in, nada. Zippo. Not a thing.
Those big guns aren't even BB guns.
Heck, they're not even BB's.
Meanwhile, there's Doug Hepburn -- quietly
loading the bar with massive weights for his
presses, bench presses and curls.
Did I say he set a World record in the curl?
He did. It was 260 pounds. Using an Olympic
barbell. And doing it perfectly strict. No swing,
no cheat, no leaning backwards. Just a strict
curl performed with superhuman arm power.
That was Doug Hepburn's secret. He trained
his arms the way he trained the rest of his
body: hard and heavy.
I cover the same kind of old-school arm
training in Dinosaur Arm Training. It gives
you a complete set of progressive workouts
that focus on building strength, power and
muscle throughout the entire body -- with
extra emphasis on the arms.
If you grab the course and follow the
programs, you may not end up as big and
strong as Doug Hepburn -- but you'll end
up plenty big and plenty strong.
The course is available in your choice
of hard copy or PDF with immediate
electronic delivery:
Hard copy
http://www.brookskubik.com/dinosaur_armtraining.html
PDF version
http://www.brookskubik.com/dinosaur_armtrainingpdf.html
Anyhow, that's the tip of the day -- and it
comes to you from one of the strongest men
who ever lived.
Yours in strength,
Brooks Kubik
P.S. My other books and courses are right
here at Dino Headquarters:
http://www.brookskubik.com/products.html
P.S. 2. Thought for the Day: "Hard and heavy
applies to curls just as much as squats and
deadlifts." -- Brooks Kubik
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