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If you like an exercise, chances are you’re doing it wrong.

— Arthur Jones The New High Intensity Training (2004)

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Never be so arrogant that you fail to give people the benefit of being as stupid as they actually are.

The New High Intensity Training (2004)

Thinking is a terrible disadvantage with which most people are not burdened. Being able to think merely makes you aware of the outrages around you.

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Split routines make about as much sense as sleeping with one eye open. Best results will almost always occur from exercising both your upper body and your lower body in the same workout.

The New High Intensity Training (2004)

There must surely be a few bodybuilders who are not idiots. But if so, they are well camouflaged in some undiscovered cave.

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How old am I? Old enough to know it’s impossible to change the thinking of fools, but young and foolish enough to keep on trying.

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