ChatGPT and I discuss the Arnold Press

[BD Bodybuilder]

But the funny, irrelevant shit-postings are the only reason I come here! LOL

What an exciting life you must have...

 

[1bigun11]

What an exciting life you must have...

Well, I spend most of it with your mom, so there’s always that…..

 

[Test_subject]

What an exciting life you must have...

You got really annoying really fast.

From 0 to “this dude sucks” in under 50 posts.

 

[cavorite]

Well, I guess the issue is settled then.

Wait, what was the issue again?

Someone asked CJ to critique their workout and he advised them to drop the Arnold Press for a better shoulder exercise. Then this guy wrote a master's thesis on the history of the Arnold Press only to conclude that it's not a great should exercise.

 

[Test_subject]

Someone asked CJ to critique their workout and he advised them to drop the Arnold Press for a better shoulder exercise. Then this guy wrote a master's thesis on the history of the Arnold Press only to conclude that it's not a great should exercise.

What, you don’t think having to use less weight so you can do stupid twisty bullshit is a good trade off?

 

[Kraken]

Someone asked CJ to critique their workout and he advised them to drop the Arnold Press for a better shoulder exercise. Then this guy wrote a master's thesis on the history of the Arnold Press only to conclude that it's not a great should exercise.

Right... My question was rhetorical sarcasm but thanks for the Readers Digest.

 

[Diesel59]

This thread is about to turn into everybody fighting everybody, isn't it?

 

[Test_subject]

This thread is about to turn into everybody fighting everybody, isn't it?

Hey, screw you, man!

 

[BD Bodybuilder]

Someone asked CJ to critique their workout and he advised them to drop the Arnold Press for a better shoulder exercise. Then this guy wrote a master's thesis on the history of the Arnold Press only to conclude that it's not a great should exercise.

Wrong - again. The OP for this thread was not about the Arnold Press as an exercise, but rather about its origin: Did Arnold Schwarzenegger promote it as a serious exercise, or was it just an attention getter for him? And despite all the "contributions" from concerned forum members like you, that question remains unanswered.

 

[Test_subject]

Wrong - again. The OP for this thread was not about the Arnold Press as an exercise, but rather about its origin: Did Arnold Schwarzenegger promote it as a serious exercise, or was it just an attention getter for him? And despite all the "contributions" from concerned forum members like you, that question remains unanswered.

 

[TODAY]

Wrong - again. The OP for this thread was not about the Arnold Press as an exercise, but rather about its origin: Did Arnold Schwarzenegger promote it as a serious exercise, or was it just an attention getter for him? And despite all the "contributions" from concerned forum members like you, that question remains unanswered.

hyper-fixation on trivial issues is an early warning sign of Alzheimer's.

 

[Test_subject]

hyper-fixation on trivial issues is an early warning sign of Alzheimer's.

Amyloid plaque is no joke.

 

[Kraken]

And despite all the "contributions" from concerned forum members like you, that question remains unanswered.

No one knows because no one really cares.

 

[Diesel59]

No one knows because no one really cares.

I care enough for my double jointed shoulders to not attempt the Arnold press.

 

[Kraken]

I care enough for my double jointed shoulders to not attempt the Arnold press.

For me, just managing not to hurt my shoulders on a garden variety bench press is a challenge. Screw that twisty shit, I'm working on up and down.

 

[BD Bodybuilder]

This thread was not started to promote the Arnold Press, but the relative merits of that exercise seems to be what many want to talk about. OK, fine, but what a waste of time.

 

[TODAY]

but what a waste of time.

And you have so little left to give.

 

[Send0]

If we did have a "chatGPT lover" here, what difference would that make? NONE. What relevance does this have to the OP? NONE. There, you got some attention.

ChatGPT is often wrong unless you yourself are knowledgeable on a topic and can feed it more information, or tell it it's wrong on a particular item... Even then, it will usually take 4-5 corrections before it gets into the ballpark on things.

It's an interesting tool, but pretty useless for bodybuilding since 95% of the information is easily found through a web search IMO.

If you like it then keep using it, just don't expect other people to take it seriously... Also don't get your panties in a wad people make it clear they think LLM's (e.g. chatGPT) are a joke.

 

[Send0]

This thread was not started to promote the Arnold Press, but the relative merits of that exercise seems to be what many want to talk about. OK, fine, but what a waste of time.

That many wanted to talk about? Who did you see that wanted to know about the merits of the Arnold press specifically from chatGPT.

If you wanted to talk about it then that's fine, but you're literally getting offended that people are making fun of chatGPT.... It's as if you feel chatGPT and you are the same thing... News flash you're not.

People can poke fun at something while never intending to make fun of the person who posted it. You are not chatGPT, and vice versa. Chill out my dude!

 

[BD Bodybuilder]

ChatGPT is often wrong unless you yourself are knowledgeable on a topic and can feed it more information, or tell it it's wrong on a particular item... Even then, it will usually take 4-5 corrections before it gets into the ballpark on things.

My experience is ChatGPT is sometimes wrong, not often wrong.

It's an interesting tool, but pretty useless for bodybuilding since 95% of the information is easily found through a web search IMO.

Disagree, respectfully of course.

If you like it then keep using it, just don't expect other people to take it seriously... Also don't get your panties in a wad people make it clear they think LLM's (e.g. chatGPT) are a joke.

I do not wear underwear very often, but thanks so much for the tip.