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08-10-2006, 02:44 PM #1
Hows This Look For Mass?
Day 1
Hang Cleans 8-12 sets
Barbell Shrugs 4-6 sets
Squats 8-12 sets
Barbell Curls 6-8 sets
Day 2
Bench presses 8-12 sets
Barbell presses 6-10 sets
Close grip bench 6-8 sets
Next 2 days Sports preperation/specific training & cardio, Then repeat.
Was thinking about doing what exercises that I respond to the most with more sets added, instead of all this isolation BS that does nothing for me.
Looking to bulk up to 250lbs this fall without going over 12% BF. Then late fall/early winter I'm going to change my workout to strictly olympic lifts and not focus on lifting as much as now and get back down to around what I am now with hopefully more strength & alittle more size.
What do you all think?
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08-10-2006, 03:15 PM #2Originally Posted by Hellmask
People always include isolating movements, without realising that it is actually the few compound movements they are doing that is actually bringing them size! That is how I feel anyway...
Nice target of 250, hope you get there.
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08-10-2006, 03:18 PM #3Originally Posted by Flexxor
Thanks bro.
Yeah I have wasted time and energy on iso movements for a long time. I guess you have to try everything to find out what actually works for you though. I'm also trying to reach this goal free from aas. Never again will take so I hope I can get there! Actually there is no doubt in my mind.
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08-10-2006, 03:21 PM #4Originally Posted by Hellmask
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08-10-2006, 05:44 PM #5
I don't know if I like your routine. I agree about the isolation exercises but don't agree with you doing so many sets. Why do 12 sets of 1 exercise? I think your form will start to deteriorate after set 5 or 6. After that you will start working more of the auxiliary muscles and stabilizers. There are plenty of compound exercises you you do for each muscle group so that you don't need do do 12 sets of just one exercise.
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08-10-2006, 05:58 PM #6Originally Posted by Triple X
I decided to have it that many sets , because I found that doing more of what works should have a better impact than lets say doing fewer reps with what i found to work then hitting the same muscle group with another 6 reps that really has no impact to them.
What compound exercises did you have in mind? For chest I was thinking inclines, but flat bench hits it all. For back I dont do deads so...I don't know what else to do because cleans works it all aswell.
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08-10-2006, 06:08 PM #7Originally Posted by Hellmask
You can't isolate the muscles in your chest, or anywhere else in your body for that matter. ANY compound chest exercise will hit you entire chest.
Back:
No deads....fine.
Cleans=Awesome!!!!
what about all of the rowing movements? Bent rows, Seated hi/low rows, pulldowns?
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08-10-2006, 06:17 PM #8Originally Posted by Triple X
I did say that.....then you agreed with me....
Don't feel the need for rows. Pulldowns not worth the time.
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08-10-2006, 07:32 PM #9Originally Posted by Hellmask
As far as pulldowns, I kinda agree. I think pullups are the better choice for that type movement and they are very beneficial.
Hope the program works. You have some good overall goals!
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08-10-2006, 08:27 PM #10Originally Posted by Triple X
Sorry for the misunderstanding. Should have been clearer.
I'm always breaking set rules with my training. Hopefully this will work for me like my other "different" routines have in the past.
Yeah I like pullups to. Thanks for the help.
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08-11-2006, 06:20 AM #11
For mass i've tried many diff routines, and the Iron Man has given me the best results(besides an all out powerlifting routine). For a BB physique, THe iron man is the best bulker IMO, its int he Various training techniques in the sticky above
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