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    Exclamation Slingshot Training for beginners!

    As I have said many times, this program will stimulate growth like nothing else if you are knew to bodybuilding or have been massively over-training, under-training or need de-programming from using overly-hyped beyond failure training techniques, this program is guaranteed to work! The advantage of these 3 and 4 day Slingshot Training Systems is that, if follwed as I have outlined, the muscles have no choice but to grow at a phenomenal rate.


    STS TRAINING ROUTINES FOR BEGINNERS!

    3-4 day per week basic STS for beginners to be used up to 3 months before progressing to once a week muscle group training.

    Note: As a beginner there is not need to prime or cruise. You'll need to blast for an entire 3 straight months! Those of you who need to de-program yourself from beyond failure training methods and/or over-training can use the beginner program for 6-8 weeks.


    Low reps= 4-6 reps with key movements and 6-8 reps with secondary movements.

    Medium reps = 8-10 (All prep sets/first work sets on key movements are stopped one rep shy of failure)

    High rep=12-15 reps



    Alternate back and forth between day 1 and day 2 when training 3 days per week using a 2-way split. For example:

    WEEK 1

    Monday (Day 1)
    Tuesday (Off)
    Wednesday (Day 2)
    Thursday (Off)
    Friday (Day 1)
    Saturday (Off)
    Sunday(Off)

    WEEK 2

    Monday (Day 2)
    Tuesday (Off)
    Wednesday (Day 1)
    Thursday (Off)
    Friday (Day 2)
    Saturday (Off)
    Sunday(Off)
    REPEAT WEEK 1 AND SO ON!



    (Week 1)


    Monday (Day 1)



    Chest-

    10 degree Decline Press- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    10 degree Incline Flyes- 2 sets (H/M)



    Shoulders-

    Dumbbell over head shoulder presses- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Lateral raises- 2 sets (H/M)



    Lats-

    Medium/wide grip pull-ups- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Close grip puldowns (plams facing each other)- 2 sets (H/M)

    Barbell rows 3 sets- (M/L/H)

    T-bar rows-((H/M)

    Note: A hammer strength MTS low row and hi row can be used for all rowing movements.

    Rear delts-

    Reverse cable flyes 1-2 sets (H/M)



    Traps-

    Seated Dumbbell shrugs-3-4 sets (HMML)



    Abs-

    Crunches-2 sets for reps

    Reverse crunches-2 sets for reps




    Wednesday (Day 2)


    Biceps-

    Standing barbell curls 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Preacher curls 2 sets (H/M)

    Seated dumbbell Hammer curls (2 sets) (H/M)



    Triceps-

    Lying Tricep extensions 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Tricep pushowns with small straight bar 2 sets (H/M)



    Quads-

    Squats- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Dead-lifts -1 set of medium reps after 1 low rep warm up set.

    Leg extensions 2 sets (H/M)



    Hams-

    Leg curls 2 sets (H/M)
    Stiff legged deadlifts 1 set (H)



    Calves-

    Standing calves raise 3 sets H/M/H

    Seated calf raise 2 sets (H/M)




    Friday (Day 1 Workout)




    (Week 2)



    Monday (Day 2 Workout)



    Wednesday (Day 1 Workout)



    Friday (Day 2 Workout) Continue with cycle!



    Important Note:

    1) You are training each muscle group twice a week to improve neural pathways.

    2) You can do 15-20 minutes of cardio on non-training days or up to 30 minutes of cardio 3 times per week.






    Those who want to train using a 4 day split will need to perform Day 1 and Day 2 on back to back days. For example:

    Monday (Day 1)
    Tuesday (Day 2)
    Wednesday (Off)
    Thursday (Day 1 again)
    Friday (Day 2 again)
    Saturday (Off)
    Sunday(Off)





    Monday (Day 1)



    Chest-

    10 degree Decline press- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    10 degree Incline Flyes- 2 sets (H/M)



    Shoulders-

    Dumbbell over head shoulder presses- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Lateral raises- 2 sets (H/M)



    Lats-

    Medium/wide grip Pull-ups- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Close grip puldowns (plams facing each other)- 2 sets (H/M)

    Barbell rows 3 sets- (M/L/H)

    T-bar rows-((H/M)

    Note: A hammer strength MTS low row and hi row can be used for all rowing movements.

    Reverse cable flyes 1-2 sets (H/M)



    Traps-

    Seated Dumbbell shrugs-3-4 sets (HMML)



    Abs-

    Crunches-2 sets for reps

    Reverse crunches-2 sets for reps




    Tuesday (Day 2)



    Biceps-

    Standing barbell curls 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Preacher curls 2 sets (H/M)

    Seated dumbbell Hammer curls (2 sets)



    Triceps-

    Lying Tricep extensions 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Tricep pushowns with small straight bar 2 sets (H/M)



    Quads-

    Squats- 3 sets (M/L/H)

    Dead-lifts -1 set of medium reps after 1 low rep warm up set.

    Leg extensions 2 sets (H/M)





    Hams-

    Leg curls 2 sets (H/M)
    Stiff legged deadlifts 1 set (H)



    Calves-

    Standing calves raise 3 sets (HMH)

    Seated calf raise 2 sets (H/M)




    Wednesday-Off


    Thursday- (Same workout as Day 1 Workout on Monday)

    Friday- (Same workout as Day 2 workout on Tuesday)

    Saturday-Off

    Sunday-Off

    Continue with same cycle every week!



    Important Note:

    1) You are training each muscle group twice a week to improve neural pathways.

    2) You can do 15-20 minutes of cardio on non-training days or up to 30 minutes of cardio 3 times per week.
    Last edited by Ronnie Rowland; 03-29-2008 at 08:57 PM.

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    nice post! thanks Ronnie.


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