i been doing 10-15 work sets of low volume
10 -15 sets isn't what most here would consider low volume. Maybe instead you mean low frequency?
When considering maximum intensity - depending on the individual - an advanced lifter will get approx. 80% of achievable results (all other factors being equal) from the first 2 working sets per bodypart. In my experience, if one trains with "balls to the wall" intensity - 6 sets would be an absolute maximum that I could recover from in 96 hours. I actually grow best on 4-5 working sets.
My theory is that the "train one bodypart per day" routine came about as a way to allow members of Overtrainers Anonymus a full week to try and recuperate from the 37 sets of chest they did on Monday. Problem is - you only get 4, possibly 5 workouts per bodypart in a month. Not enough stimulation IMO.
I'm not here to say anyone's program is wrong. If you are not getting results, something needs to be changed. More is not better...
Guys/Gals
do you feel it is effective to train the lagging bodypart, in my case chest, twice as often as the other bodyparts?
thank you
PBJ
Correct me if I am wrong:
I am going to incrdease the amaont of times I do each bidy part each week from once to twice
But instead of performing 12 sets, 4 exercises, for chest I will do 6 sets, 2 exercises twice a wee
Back- no longer 12-15 sets once a week, 4 exercises but 2 exercises 6-7 sets twice a week
Legs no longer 12- 15 sets 4 exercises once a week but 6-7 2 exercises twice a week
shoulders non longer 12 -14 sets 4 exercises once a week but 6-7 sets 2 exercises twice a week
and for arms no longer two exercises consisiting of 8 reps once a week but once exercise 4 reps once a week
am I correct?
You only need 1 exercise per bodypart done twice a week. Day 1- 5 sets declines, chest day 2 5 sets of declines.
Beck would be lets say day 1 5 sets HS lat pull down, 5 sets cable row, back day 2 you just repeat day 1.
I wouldnt particularry choose those exercises for back but you see where im going with it.
I have tried every exercise for chest......declines, inclines and flat press.....barbell, dumbbell......then I finally tried close grips on the smith machine......very nice results......not only hits the tris.....but also the inner pecs and actually the upper chest too......feeling fuller all the way up to the collar bone.......give it a whirl!!!
tkav1980
johnny smiles?
anyone with feedback?