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Soldier
wants that 500 squat. NOW.
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Join Date: May 2011
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My point is, don't limit yourself with too many rules, and don't worry about overtraining. I think everyone who wants to get big and strong should squat at least twice a week, and deadlift at least once. I'm currently just switching back and forth, upper body, lower body, upper body, lower body, training pretty much every day. The reason this works is that I shift my focus. One upper body day will be heavy benching with a little upper back work, then the next upper body day will be heavy overhead pressing with tons of explosive pullups. Every upper body muscle is hit on an upper body day, but some get hit more and harder than others on any given day. I'm not suggesting that a rank beginner trains like I train, but my point remains the same. If you want to get better at playing pool, playing once a week until you pass out isn't going to make you better. But playing every day will. I don't care about soreness. It's been a long time since I have. You'll find that spreading your training out through several sessions per week keeps your soreness from being nearly as acute and intense as it is when you bash the crap out of a muscle once a week. I'm with the others, go with a fullbody routine. If you really want to get some results, spend one of your rest days pushing or pulling something heavy. There are lots of tutorials online about making a homemade pulling sled. I welded mine together, but all you need is an old tire, and eye bolt, and some rope. If you train on monday, wednesday and friday, then go out saturday morning and pull something heavy until you can barely stand. Everyone is so afraid to push themselves! They'll destroy their muscle when it's "leg day", then make sure they get tons of "rest". BS. While they're resting I'm getting strong.
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jdmalm123
has alien fiberz
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Based on your routine, I think you'd transition to 5x5 full body very well.
Soldier is right...more than one day/week is better for serious strength and size. Glutes are the biggest single muscle and legs are half your body weight (or should be). I did years of body building and got some shape out of it but when I switched to a fullbody 5x5, squatting 2-3 times/week and deadlifting once (plus RDLs) I packed on the most mass in the least time and set all my personal bests in 3-4 months. If you want both, break through strength barriers with basic moves...that's where the mass is.
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