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Gymmaxers who’re getting tired of the same old PPL bodybuilding shit can try a completely new (and authentically PSL) style of training.
Frame, Appeal, Ego.
“Frame” is for the deltoids (with heavy emphasis on the lateral deltoids), the neck, and the lats. It’s all about getting a wide-looking frame.
“Appeal” is for the abs (especially the obliques), the upper arms, the forearms, and the pecs. It’s all about looking sexy and succulent when shirtless.
“Ego” is for strength training with squat, bench press, and deadlift. The 3 power lifts trained with low reps boost the trainee’s ego and help the trainee track his strength-building progress.
You can program a Frame, Appeal, Ego split with as high or low of a training frequency as you desire. However, it’s good to avoid putting the Appeal and Ego days back-to-back, for pecs and arms are worked in both these days.
Sample Routine:
Frame, Appeal, Ego.
“Frame” is for the deltoids (with heavy emphasis on the lateral deltoids), the neck, and the lats. It’s all about getting a wide-looking frame.
“Appeal” is for the abs (especially the obliques), the upper arms, the forearms, and the pecs. It’s all about looking sexy and succulent when shirtless.
“Ego” is for strength training with squat, bench press, and deadlift. The 3 power lifts trained with low reps boost the trainee’s ego and help the trainee track his strength-building progress.
You can program a Frame, Appeal, Ego split with as high or low of a training frequency as you desire. However, it’s good to avoid putting the Appeal and Ego days back-to-back, for pecs and arms are worked in both these days.
Sample Routine:
Sunday = Rest |
Monday = Frame
|
Tuesday = Appeal
|
Wednesday = Frame
|
Thursday = Appeal
|
Friday = Rest |
Saturday = Ego
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