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What is your current workout routine?
I tried Mike Mentzer's HIT workout and here is what I like about it:
1. it saves time, I spend less time in gym; 2. it gave me strength; 3. after working with more weight at almost my max I somehow feel better; Below is the workout I follow: Mike's approach was simple. Warm up, do one working set so heavy that you reach absolute failure at 6-8 reps. - Do 1-3 warm-up sets before working sets. Do your last warmup with approximately 75% of your working weight and stop before reaching failure. - "If you're skeptical [of Heavy Duty's low volume], your subconscious child is telling you that more is better." - Mike Mentzer - We will post the exercises below but you decide how many days off between workouts. Mike recommended 4 to 7 days of rest before the next workout. Try and adjust for yourself. GENERAL WORKOUT PLAN Day one: chest and back Day two: legs, calves, and abs Day three: shoulders, biceps, and triceps Day four: legs, calves, and abs WORKOUT PROGRAM BY DAYS AND MUSCLE GROUPS DAY 1 [Chest and Back] Superset: dumbbell chest fly + incline bench press Superset: straight arm lat pulldown + lat pulldown with supinated grip Machine Shrug Deadlift you decide how many days off between previous workout and next one. DAY 2 [Legs, Calves and Abs] Superset: leg extension + leg press Standing calf raise Sit-ups you decide how many days off between previous workout and next one. DAY 3 [Shoulders, Biceps and Triceps] Superset: dumbbell lateral raise + reverse dumbbell fly Lat pulldown with supinated grip Superset: triceps pushdown + dips you decide how many days off between previous workout and next one. DAY 4 [Legs, Calves and Abs] Superset: leg extension + leg press Standing calf raise Sit-ups you decide how many days off between previous workout and next one. |
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