How many sets and reps do you do
Youre in the gym for like 2 hours huh
8-15 reps. 3 sets
i dont want a split workout. can u post an example of a fullbody workout routine that i can repeat 2-3 times a week?
for sure - just any PPL (push pull legs) program.
these are the most effective type of programs
greyskull.app
thefitness.wiki/routines/5-3-1-for-beginners
thefitness.wiki/routines/gzclp
How many sets and reps do you do
Youre in the gym for like 2 hours huh
i work out for 2 hours
for sure - just any PPL (push pull legs) program.
these are the most effective type of programs
https://greyskull.app/
https://thefitness.wiki/routines/5-3-1-for-beginners/
https://thefitness.wiki/routines/gzclp/
why does it say different exercises on different days? i meant the same routine that i can repeat
why does it say different exercises on different days? i meant the same routine that i can repeat
uh.. rest
resting a muscle group is how you build muscle
it's not only dangerous to work the same muscle group every day or two but can be contrary to your goals, for example, muscle is built when you rest.
uh.. rest
resting a muscle group is how you build muscle
it's not only dangerous to work the same muscle group every day or two but can be contrary to your goals, for example, muscle is built when you rest.
i rest 2 days. i make my own routine cuz everytime i google it split workouts show up
i rest 2 days. i make my own routine cuz everytime i google it split workouts show up
curious on whats the motivation behind that?
i work out for 2 hours
u got a full-body routine i can repeat every 3 days??
its my preference
I still think you should rest more, flipping at least a few workouts will net you more results. You will start plateauing eventually.
My recommendation to you is to download the GreySkull LP app, and to use the Phraks variant within the app.
Make this the base of your workout, it's a 3x5 of only compound lifts, and rotates through 6 exercises (3 on one day, 3 on the next)
The app tracks your body weight, the reps you complete, and the amount of weight you lift each workout and it compiles them all-time into a nice graph. It really isn't that hard to get into the groove of the routine since the app makes it so easy
Again, make this the base of your workout, it's just compound lifts with linear progression each workout, so it forces you to push yourself - you add weight every day.
After your complete the base of your workout, add whatever isolation exercises you feel like is missing (e.g. hamstring curls when its a a squat day within GreySkull)
But i'm just a dude on the internet, you don't have to take my advice but this is what I think is best. I just don't want you to get trapped into f***arounditis. Upping your weight methodically and making compound movements the bulk of your program is the best thing you can do. Trust professionals, not yourself is probably the best advice I have ever gotten, because I just floundered for 4 years in the gym making very slow progress.
I still think you should rest more, flipping at least a few workouts will net you more results. You will start plateauing eventually.
My recommendation to you is to download the GreySkull LP app, and to use the Phraks variant within the app.
Make this the base of your workout, it's a 3x5 of only compound lifts, and rotates through 6 exercises (3 on one day, 3 on the next)
The app tracks your body weight, the reps you complete, and the amount of weight you lift each workout and it compiles them all-time into a nice graph. It really isn't that hard to get into the groove of the routine since the app makes it so easy
Again, make this the base of your workout, it's just compound lifts with linear progression each workout, so it forces you to push yourself - you add weight every day.
After your complete the base of your workout, add whatever isolation exercises you feel like is missing (e.g. hamstring curls when its a a squat day within GreySkull)
But i'm just a dude on the internet, you don't have to take my advice but this is what I think is best. I just don't want you to get trapped into f***arounditis. Upping your weight methodically and making compound movements the bulk of your program is the best thing you can do. Trust professionals, not yourself is probably the best advice I have ever gotten, because I just floundered for 4 years in the gym making very slow progress.
im sure ur an expert but i wanna find out for myself anyways
im sure ur an expert but i wanna find out for myself anyways
not an expert
do what works best 4 u, good luck
Real for all the tips and advice itt @spacecadet
for sure - just any PPL (push pull legs) program.
these are the most effective type of programs
https://greyskull.app/
https://thefitness.wiki/routines/5-3-1-for-beginners/
https://thefitness.wiki/routines/gzclp/
phraks greyskull is awesome, although on my deadlift days I put it before rows and do 3x5, but thats all I change because i love deadlifting
might switch to 5/3/1 though, that seems more what I want to be doing. specially with that assistance works
phraks greyskull is awesome, although on my deadlift days I put it before rows and do 3x5, but thats all I change because i love deadlifting
might switch to 5/3/1 though, that seems more what I want to be doing. specially with that assistance works
yeah i have no fcking clue why its 1x5 seems contrary to like anything
i've been thinking the same, switching to 5/3/1, let me know if you do and how you like it
gonna time myself when i go thru those 3 sets. if its more than 45 minutes i’ll remove an exercise or 2
changed my mind. im doing 4 sets of 5 compound exercises with 1 isolation exercise.
a lot more time efficient
phraks greyskull is awesome, although on my deadlift days I put it before rows and do 3x5, but thats all I change because i love deadlifting
might switch to 5/3/1 though, that seems more what I want to be doing. specially with that assistance works
you shouldn't eat more than that if you are trying to lose weight