Would it be too much to do the SS and add the armstrong pullup

>>36540193
try and see wat happens
eat a lot

that's not really how it works. SS starts out super easy, but gets progressively harder as you add more weight. eventually it gets so hard that you can no longer recover in time for the next workout. that's when you start stalling.

so clearly, you can do SS + pretty much anything and it will work for a while, because it's simply not challenging in the beginning. what changes when you add more work is that you'll stall sooner, i.e. at lower weights, and thus get less out of the program. it's difficult to predict the effect, though. you just have to try it.

>>36541961
Lolwat the weight just gets too heavy on SS. Being able to recover has nothing to do with it. Linear progression stops being viable.

But op do it and you will be fine. If your shit is too sore just take a rest day

>>36542126
Is it difficult to function going through life with special needs?

>>36542126
you idiot kouhai, weight just gets too high is your retard laymans term for he has reached the point to where he cannot recover enough to add more weight in the next session. 0/10 its like you're not even trying

Recover enough new muscle fibers? Okkkkkkk senpai

Just do pullups to failure after your main SS lifts

>>36542283
>thinking your body generates new fibers
>physiology 101

>thinking hypertrophy is the only kind of muscle growth
>2016

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>>36540193
some people on leddit say watch out for too much elbow use. you dont want tendonitis and not be able to jack off
https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/comments/2vn2k3/low_pullup_reps_try_the_armstrong_pullup_program/