Hey guys, i was wondering if you guys could take a time to have a look at this workout i planned .. there was only one other thread on fullbody DFHT workouts, so I don't have much info to go on.Due to my schedule, I can only workout MWF but I really wanna give DFHT a shot so this looks like a way in which i can do it.
I'm not gonna do all the hardcore DFHT stuff like maxing out etc, so my workouts are basically following the sub-maximal rep training and loading, deloading principle. I'll try to increase the weights when I can easily (compared to before) pump out 8 reps of good form. I'll try and keep workouts under an hour.
It'll be:
- Fullbody workouts 3 times per week, alternating between Workouts A (focus on deadlift, and no direct arm work) & B (focus on squats/legs, no direct shoulder work).
- 3 weeks loading, 1 week deloading.
Workout A
BACK – 2 Deadlifts
BACK – 2 Lat Pulldowns
CHEST – 2 Incline DB
CHEST – 1 Flat DB
SHOULDERS – 2 Shoulder Press
SHOULDERS – 2 Lateral Raises
LEGS – 2 Squats
LEGS – 1 Leg Curls
CALVES – 2 Calf Raises
Workout B
BACK – 2 Lat Pulldowns
BACK – 2 DB Rows
BACK – 2 Shrugs
CHEST – 2 Incline DB
CHEST – 1 Flat DB
TRICEPS – 2 Skullcrushers (Or Pushdowns)
BICEPS – 2 Curls
LEGS – 2 Squats
LEGS – 1 Leg Press
LEGS – 1 Leg Curls
CALVES – 2 Calf Raises
Didn’t include SLDL, since I’ve only just started doing DL’s and squats 2 weeks ago, so I’m still focusing on form, with not so heavy weights.
In thread i mentioned above, Damien suggested throwing in intensity techniques. When abouts should they be implemented - perhaps only in the final loading week? And for what exercises - all or just some?
For the deloading week I was thinking of doing just 2 full-body workouts (either Mon and Thu, or Tue and Fri, at about 90% of the load I was lifting before.
If you guys could give a critique of this it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
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