I Figure that since there have been a lot of people interested in the HIT training method, that I would post my training log for them to see how well it works. Don't get too in to the size aspect of things as I am pretty well maxed out as far as natural size goes and I'm not on anything right now.
Now don't flip out if a vary from the routine sometimes. I tend to lift according to what my body tells me.
Current stats: 2 months off SD cycle (junk, but wanted to try it)
32 yrs old
6'0"
238-241 lbs
Arms: 18 1/2 - 18 3/4 inches cold
Chest 50 inches cold
Legs: 26 inches cold (pathetic I know)
BF: don't know but I guess it is in the mid to high teens.
HIT ROUTINE
Type II A fibers: 11-15 rep failure
Type II B fibers: 6-10 rep failure
Type II C fibers: 1-5 rep failure
Workout days: Mon., Wed., Fri.
-alternate workout every time (A,B,A,B,A, etc.)
-Rest 3 min. between sets (only 45 seconds on warm-ups)
-Rest 5 min. between body parts
warm-up sets: (should not be fatiguing)
2 sets: 1 light (15 reps) + 1 moderate (6-8 reps)
working sets
3 sets: (reach for failure on last set)
Upper Body: B,C,A routine
Legs: A,B,C routine
WEEKS 1-3
WORKOUT A - (3 sets each body part)
Chest: compound movement (flat or incline press)
Shoulders: over-head compound movement (dumbbell press/ military)
Triceps: close grip bench or French press
Traps: Shrugs
Abs
WORKOUT B – (3 sets each body part)
Back Width: pulldowns or chin ups
Back Thickness: bent rows (BB or DB)
Biceps: barbell or dumbbell curls
Calves: standing calf raises
Quads: squats
Hamstrings: leg curls (standing)
WEEKS 4-6
WORKOUT A - (3 sets each body part)
*should not be able to reach desired rep range on last set. Do modified rest pause (10-15 seconds) in order to hit desired reps.
Chest: compound movement (flat or incline press)
Shoulders: over-head compound movement (dumbbell press/ military)
Back Width: pulldowns or chin ups
Back Thickness: rows (seated or bent)
Traps: Shrugs
Abs
WORKOUT B – (3 sets each body part)
*should not be able to reach desired rep range on last set. Do modified rest pause (10-15 seconds) in order to hit desired reps.
Triceps: close grip bench or French press
Biceps: barbell or dumbbell curls
Calves: standing calf raises
Quads: squats
Hamstrings: leg curls (standing)
*After 6 weeks take 10 days off
*Do 2 six week cycles then go to 4 week cutting phase