The BasedFather
Task Force
Calisthenics lifestyle
Ripped with no weights.
Ripped with no weights.
Was gonna post in "the gym" but I feel like more people that lift roam here than there.
I'm looking for a new routine. Been on a push-pull-legs (3x5 mostly) routine, 6 days a week and made good gains but have stalled.
What routines did you guys do that gave you the best gains?
Yeah I do. I'm not a beginner either. It just is hard to find a good split between the time in the gym and the payoff. Been on the ppl for like 5 months now.Bench press, power clean, and squat If you tryna get big
i been about this gym life for a minute so my M.O. is HIGH weight, low reps for max hypertrophy... i'm 6'2", 220 right now.
if you're a beginner, increase reps accordingly (e.g. - 4 x 10, 4 x 8, 3 x 10, etc.). but below will get you right.
quickest way to sustained gains: NO ALCOHOL.
but here it is--
chest/biceps
incline bench (5x5)
decline bench (5x5)
dips (10 x 8) [100 lbs]
dumbbell curl (5 x 8)
hammer curl (5 x 8)
barbell curl (5 x 8)
threw flat bench in the bushes... places way too much strain on the shoulder muscles and joint. but before that, i was doing 265 lbs (5x5)
back/triceps
barbell row (5x5)
low row (5x5)
lat pulldown (5x5)
barbell shrugs (5x10)
machine row (5x5)
tricep pulldown (5 x 8)
close grip bench (5x8)
one arm pulldown or puldown with flat bar (5 x 8)
legs shoulders
squats (5 x 5)
deads (5x5)
walking lunges (5 x 8)
hamstring curl ( 5 x 8)
shoulder press, shoulder barbell raise and shoulder flies are all (5 x 8)
500 pushups in reps of 100.
300 curls in reps of 50 with 60lb. dumbells (on each arm)
200 pench presses in reps of 20 with 150lb bar.
half hour on the heavy bag.
jog and drink a gallon of water....
(6 days a week)
on sunday i'm a bum that eat whatever i want.
Breh your form must be terrible if youre doing 50 db curls with no break at 60 pounds
Yeah I do. I'm not a beginner either. It just is hard to find a good split between the time in the gym and the payoff. Been on the ppl for like 5 months now.
Explain this to me brah. I think this is why ice stalled. Doing High volume on my ppl really keeps me from adding weight to the exercises at the end of the workout.
Like I get to the point where as I'm getting stronger it has a bigger toll on my body. So the I'm progressing on the first two compounds but the last 4-5 exercises I'm at the same weight or even less weight. Muscles are worn by the end.
Should I just do less weight and focus less on adding weight to my first compounds? Or do I need to my my workouts twice as long with hella rest?
naw, you want to build your endurance and stamina, so 1 -2 minute breaks for most exercises. i usually push the 3 to 5 min mark if i'm doing heavy deadlifts or squats, though.
my workouts were taking pretty long at one point, and what i did was just try to gradually cut down my rest period in between sets. 1:30 is a happy medium for me.
re: muscle fatigue... what's your caloric intake looking like? carb loading within reason before workout can help with that. even a little caffiene and then there's creatine cycling that can help if you're getting fatigued later on... but you will put on water weight.
i wouldn't go down in weight of exercises. one thing i do too wit machine exercises is go at a higher weight with a limited ROM for a few reps to just build up to that point. it makes a weight below that seem much easier to do.
Yeah bro. Thx. Form is A1 until the end. Diet could be cleaner.Research and try out your own workouts tailored to you fam
The next nikka workout may or may not work for you depending on a lot of factors
Go to the gym, have some type of plan, eat clean and stay consistent then you'll be good breh
Just remember form over weight. Keep your form proper
Yeah bro. Thx. Form is A1 until the end. Diet could be cleaner.
I like to tailor shyt but I didn't wanna do too much. I was into full body splits 3x a week the past year, so going back into splits is a learning experience all over again.
I'll take the advice and lower the weights towards the end and keep form.