Hey,
im going to train a 4-day split
chest tris
back bis
legs
shoulders
with abs being tossed in.
someone told me to do between 9 and 12 exercises for each muscle group. That seems to be far tooooo much !!!
what do the other guys suggest me? (i want mass)
(im 18, train 1,5 years, ectomorph)
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12-28-2001, 02:22 PM #1
9-12 exercises for 4 day split??? plz reply guys!
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12-28-2001, 02:27 PM #2
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whats your body type? If your an ectomorph like me i'd say that way too much. I only do like 9-12 sets per bodypart...maybe if you only did one set per excersize but 9-12 different excersizes is major overkill and will most liekly be counter productive. You'd be at the gym for like 3 hours if you were doin 2 bodyparts a day. I'd stick with 3-6 excersizes per part, whatever your body responds to the best.
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12-28-2001, 08:07 PM #3
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12-29-2001, 01:40 AM #4
pyramide training for 4 day split? what's HIT?
hey Big H (or what's your name?)
Im sorry i think you are right. I read something different. sorry
So doing 3 exercises for each bodypart is ok. Maybe its a good idea to do pyramide training. So i start with a weight which i can lift between 5 or 10, and lets say i lift it 7 times then i reduce the weight so i can ligt it about 7 times again?? and so on....
But doing for each exercise pyramide training, is that good or too much for my body???
By the way, what is 'HIT' ???
Thanks for responind, i love this forum!!!
greetingzzz
Joris
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12-29-2001, 06:01 AM #5
Do no use the pyramid technique as a method of performing sets. i would use it to warmup though(warmup means warmup-not fatigue-3to5 sets) once your muscle is ready from that point on you lift your max weight for the predetermined number of reps and sets. i would suggest 6-9 sets for the large bodyparts and 4-6 for the smaller ones(in general) just make sure youre training with intensity and that your chugging your postworkout shake in about an hour.
"...but fools despise wisdom and discipline."
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12-29-2001, 05:20 PM #6
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