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    Starting Supersquat routine

    I am going to start the supersquat routine and keep a semi log
    Routine follows
    M-W-F
    Squats 1 set x 20
    Barbell Pull overs 1x20
    Dipsx3
    Chin Upsx3
    Decline Sit upsx3

    If not working after 4 weeks, will stop

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    Hey good luck with your supersquat program. Make sure you push the weight up and up. I am also currently performing 20-rep squats. Hard work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redz122
    Hey good luck with your supersquat program. Make sure you push the weight up and up. I am also currently performing 20-rep squats. Hard work.
    how long have you been doing it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinandrews7
    ...Routine follows M-W-F....
    Doing a fully body workout 3x week, if you want to do this you'll need to have a plan for constantly progressing the weight. You should look at HST, its a great full body program that allows for constant progression though a 6-8 wk period. HST is the perfect blue print for such a program. In HST you'll start with lighter weights & higher reps & progress ever heavier while lower reps as you move forward.

    Take a look, can't hurt.

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    can someone list the entire supersquat routine out for me so i can make it a sticky under the traing programs post?

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    20 Rep Squat Routine
    Muscle Building Workout




    One of the fastest ways to gain size and strength in the entire body is by following the squats and milk program. This is an old time routine that has been around for over 50 years, but it works awesome for fast gains. Even if you are a hard gainer.

    The way it works is you train 3 days per week (i.e. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday).

    Each workout you will start with full squats. Do 2-3 easy warm up sets to get the blood flowing and to warm up your joints. Then take a moderate weight and do 1 set of 20 reps. For each rep take a couple big mouthfuls of air, hold your breath, squat down and up, and repeat. As you progress through the reps you will need to take more breaths in between reps. During reps 15-20 you may need to take 5 or more big mouthfuls of air in between reps. It takes me 3 minutes to complete 1 set all out set of 20 rep squats.

    Right after the squats while you are still out of breath, grab a light barbell (i.e. 25 lbs.) and do pull overs while lying on a flat bench. Take a deep breath in between each rep and really feel the stretch in the rib cage as you do the exercise. Do 1 set of 20 rep pull overs with 25 lbs. Keep using 25 lbs. for the pull overs as this exercise is just for stretching the rib cage.

    Barbell Pull Overs




    Each workout add 5 lbs. to the squats and get all 20 reps. This is the key to making serious gains with the program. You have to make 5 lb. jumps in weight each workout. I just finished a squat routine like this and within 2 months I worked up from doing 20 rep squats with 225 lbs. to 20 reps with 315 lbs.

    When doing this program you should do full squats. I personally squat down until the back of my legs touch my calfs. This will make the squats far more effective for muscle growth.

    Full Squat



    Another thing, do NOT wear a weight lifting belt while doing the 20 rep squats. By squatting with out a belt you will strengthen your lower back and it will be easier to take deep breaths while doing high rep squats.

    Make no mistake about it this routine is brutally tough, those 20 rep squats will take every bit of energy that you have, but the gains are awesome. This routine will stimulate your entire body to grow from the stress of the squats. And the pull overs will help to stretch your rib cage and make your chest bigger.

    After you finish the squats and pull overs do a circuit of:

    Chin Ups


    Dips

    Decline Bench Sit Ups


    Do a set of chin ups for as many reps as you can
    Rest a minute
    Do a set of dips for as many reps as you can
    Rest a minute
    Do a set of decline bench sit ups for as many reps as you can

    Do this circuit 3 times and your workout is done.

    Do this exact routine 3 days per week. Each time make sure to add 5 lbs. to the squats and try to pump out more reps with the chins, dips, and sit ups. This will work every major muscle group in your body and force you to grow like nothing else.

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    thanks i will add it to the thread.

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    No thats not the SUPERSQUATS routine.

    This is the real SUPERSQUATS routine out of the book SUPERSQUATS:

    Seated BTN press 3x10
    Bench press 3x12
    Bent over row 2x15
    Standing curl 2x10
    Parallel squat 1x20
    Rader chest pull 1x20
    Stiff-legged deadlift 1x15
    Rader chest pull 1x20
    Toe raises 3x20
    Crunches 1x25

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    there is several variations of this routine

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