Good stuff.
I guess it's more about the reps and sets than the strength.
I guess you can take any 2-4 exercises and superset em and just fit the same rep/set scheme.
I actually debates doing 20 rep sets instead.... we will see.
Good feedback though I appreciate it. I've been trying to see ways I can customize the dtp program.
The 30 & 40 rep sets are just down right brutal....
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12-11-2012, 05:09 AM #331-No I in Team-
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12-11-2012, 06:59 AM #332
Yes, any exercises you feel work best for your body you should do. I like using cables to keep constant tension. It gives me great pumps.
The 30, 40, 50 reps are brutal but after you do it, it feels so good, like you've accomplished something, especially on leg day. But its worth it too because it takes a lot of intensity, that you don't really end up overtraining yourself like some of us tend to do because we love to lift. Plus the cardio workout you get at the same time, ends up saving you time. It takes about 40-45 Mins to complete it. Usually burn around 600-700 calories because its like circuit training for an hour straight with such little rest periods.
One other positive thing which he mentions in the video is regarding injury. My joints don't really hurt as much as other type of training I've done.Why So Serious?
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12-11-2012, 07:53 AM #333
ur the best kris
I want to ask abt the two high-carb meals ? R they like cheat meals ? Can I have pizza and waffles or maybe adding either coke or chocolate ?? Please examples for them ..
And I finished ur 12 week program and lost a lot of wright , amazing results , will this DTP I stRted today make me gain fat or make the close goal of abs far ??
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12-11-2012, 02:06 PM #335
Thinking of giving this program a try in the new year. Currently doing Jim Stoppani's Shortcut to Size and had great gains from that (approx 3 - 4kg lean muscle). I know this is a muscle gaining program as opposed to just strength and was wondering what sort of gains have people been getting whilst doing the cardio as well?
Thanks in advance of any replies.
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12-24-2012, 04:36 AM #342
the diet plan?!
Let me begin by saying that I loved your 12 weeks hardcore trainer and that I can't wait to start DTP!
I was wondering: I'm at 79 kilos. Should I be worried about the meal plan being at roughly 5.500 cals., a day? Do I need to adjust it to my body weight? Just curious cause this is almost 1,000 cals., more or day than any other plan I followed. Please advice.
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12-28-2012, 05:32 AM #343
Just did the chest/back workout...wow! The workout is extremely difficult and taxing cardio-wise. I thought I was going to pass out and considered giving up after the 4th set. Glad I didn't as the pump is unbelievable and ALL of the muscles felt and looked full. It is essential to go to failure on each set like Kris said and you will be rewarded. Will post progress pics next week. A great change of pace to traditional workouts.
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01-08-2013, 08:20 AM #345
gonna start this next week gonna go get all my measurments taken so should be interesting to see the results, cant wait to start ill keep you posted. gonna play around with the cardio it seems like alot i dont know where your muscles would find time to rest ill do it as it says for the first week or two and see how i get on
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01-08-2013, 10:11 AM #346
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01-13-2013, 09:50 AM #349
Hi there ,
I am a newbie to working out but I personally loved the concept of DTP . I want to add the concept of DTP to my workout (as I am a beginner I wont really be able to perform 5xsets and those excersises) .
But would like to know that by following DTP would I be gaining mass/weight or burning them out ? cause the reps seem to be really high and burning of calories also seem to be high .
Could anyone guide me on this plz ?
Regards,
Fudge
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01-18-2013, 04:28 PM #355
I forget where I found the answer to this but Kris answered, saying 20x bodyweight in cals for food, plus pre/post shakes on workout days. No shakes on cardio days.
So don't count shakes in calories. I personally found this nearly impossible to stick to, but I haven't been doing all the cardio due to time constraints so tuned my diet, as I was putting on fat fairly quickly
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01-20-2013, 11:00 PM #356
I’ve just finished my fourth week and to be honest I have not seen any major changes in my physicality. Although I have greatly increased my food intake following the plan according to my weight I have only gained a half a pound on my body. In fact, my lower body has identical measurements as compared to when I started. I have been eating the proper whole foods as explained in the plan, increased my shake intake now including it in my last meal, and introduced creatine which I have not been on before the program. As a mass gaining program I must say it hasn’t worked for me.
I did, however, gain strength in the program lifting slightly more than I was on my max prior to starting the program. Doing this program made me realize how conditioned I was to doing 8-12 reps on all my workouts for so long my body didn’t want to push for more reps regardless of the weight. This I found to be very interesting and at week four I’m banging out reps very easily so therefore I can say that my endurance has increased.
My abs have suffered a bit in my opinion, mostly because the ab program here is barley anything as to what I was doing before. I thought performing cardio three times a week would improve my ab’s appearance but it has definitely made me more athletic as a result.
In my opinion, DTP is a program that can help you gain strength, endurance, and increase your cardiovascular health. As for a weight gaining program, it could be just my genetics, but it unfortunately didn’t work for me.
I’m debating whether to keep at it for another 4 weeks to see if I’ll experience any mass gains. Pictures are posted below.
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047.jpg~Fear is the thief of dreams
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01-25-2013, 08:56 PM #357
Hey Kris I'm about to start the DTP 4 week trainer tomorrow, and I have a question about the nutrition, I work 10 hours a day usually 5-6 days a week, do you have any tips on how I can make time for the meal preparation? I get up at 4:15am every morning and have to be at work by 6am with a 30 min. drive time. Any suggestions on time management with meals would be a great help.
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