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I'm sickened. Fitting first post for me.
I've never caged harder at a BOTB than @Prettyboy 's gym routine which helped him attain his "chad physique"; what's even worse is the 200+ retards thanking him in the replies. I'm actually sickened by the amount of users who have stepped into a gym and consistently do 45 sets in a lift. Grow the fuck up, learn hypertrophy.
Disclaimer: Everything I'm saying goes for hypertrophy training, NOT strength training (pointless, we want to look good not throw weight around)
Lets set some lifting ground rules
1. There is never an instance where rep ranges should change, whether it is a compound, accessory, or anything in between type of lift; the most optimal rep range for hypertrophy is between 4-8
2. There is never an instance in which an exercise should be performed for more than TWO sets
3. There is never an instance in which a workout should consist of more than SIX exercises (w/ exception of Full Body EOD split [optimal but you'll hate the gym])
- Concluding that there is never an instance in which a workout should consist of more than TWELVE sets or much more than ONE hour of lifting
If you enjoy spending triple the amount of time lifting for significantly less results, stop reading. LETS GET INTO IT.
"Muh 4-5 sets of 10-12 reps prevent injury and is the best for putting on muscle"
All mechanical tension achieved through a lift is because of the last 5 reps leading up to failure. Aside from reaching actual muscle failure being impossible at higher rep ranges due to your brain telling you that you can't do anymore, why would you want to do that many reps if it is doing nothing for you? Here's what it does do. Every rep you do past around 7 is causing extremely unnecessary fatigue, making subsequent sets, and exercises in the lift feel worse, perform worse and cause less mechanical tension overall. In all, you simply do not recover as well from higher rep ranges. No single exercise deserves more than 2 sets of 4-8 hard reps.
You are doing extra work at your own detriment.
I'll walk you through the single most optimal routine there could possibly be while still being able to enjoy going to the gym. Exercise sequencing is based on my weaknesses. TRAIN YOUR FUCKING WEAK POINTS FIRST IN THE LIFT. everything is 2 sets (single arm exercises i tend to only do one set for). NOTICE how my FUCKING SEQUENCING IS CONSISTENT AND EVERY SINGLE ISOLATED PART OF YOUR BODY IS ACCOUNTED FOR. this is it bc im fuckin lazy. listen to me or don't.
Upper 1
- any bicep curl variation (whole bi)
- lateral raises (side delt)
- tricep extension (long head of tri)
- lateral pulldown (lower lat)
- upper back row variation (upper back/mid traps)
- incline chest press variation (upper pec)
Lower 1
- press/squat variation (outer quad)
- seated leg curl (hamstrings)
- adductor flies (pussy pinchers) (adductors)
- leg extension (inner quad)
Upper 2
- any bicep curl variation (whole bi)
- shoulder press (anterior delt)
- seated dips (medial head of tri)
- lat row variation (upper lat)
- rear delt flies (rear delt)
- pec fly variation (low-mid pec)
Lower 2
- press/squat variation (outer quad)
- seated leg curl (hamstrings)
- adductor flies (pussy pinchers) (adductors)
- leg extension (inner quad)
pls for the love of god get @Prettyboy 's fucking monstrosity off BOTB before more retards quit the gym after going for a day
I've never caged harder at a BOTB than @Prettyboy 's gym routine which helped him attain his "chad physique"; what's even worse is the 200+ retards thanking him in the replies. I'm actually sickened by the amount of users who have stepped into a gym and consistently do 45 sets in a lift. Grow the fuck up, learn hypertrophy.
Disclaimer: Everything I'm saying goes for hypertrophy training, NOT strength training (pointless, we want to look good not throw weight around)
Lets set some lifting ground rules
1. There is never an instance where rep ranges should change, whether it is a compound, accessory, or anything in between type of lift; the most optimal rep range for hypertrophy is between 4-8
2. There is never an instance in which an exercise should be performed for more than TWO sets
3. There is never an instance in which a workout should consist of more than SIX exercises (w/ exception of Full Body EOD split [optimal but you'll hate the gym])
- Concluding that there is never an instance in which a workout should consist of more than TWELVE sets or much more than ONE hour of lifting
If you enjoy spending triple the amount of time lifting for significantly less results, stop reading. LETS GET INTO IT.
"Muh 4-5 sets of 10-12 reps prevent injury and is the best for putting on muscle"
All mechanical tension achieved through a lift is because of the last 5 reps leading up to failure. Aside from reaching actual muscle failure being impossible at higher rep ranges due to your brain telling you that you can't do anymore, why would you want to do that many reps if it is doing nothing for you? Here's what it does do. Every rep you do past around 7 is causing extremely unnecessary fatigue, making subsequent sets, and exercises in the lift feel worse, perform worse and cause less mechanical tension overall. In all, you simply do not recover as well from higher rep ranges. No single exercise deserves more than 2 sets of 4-8 hard reps.
You are doing extra work at your own detriment.
I'll walk you through the single most optimal routine there could possibly be while still being able to enjoy going to the gym. Exercise sequencing is based on my weaknesses. TRAIN YOUR FUCKING WEAK POINTS FIRST IN THE LIFT. everything is 2 sets (single arm exercises i tend to only do one set for). NOTICE how my FUCKING SEQUENCING IS CONSISTENT AND EVERY SINGLE ISOLATED PART OF YOUR BODY IS ACCOUNTED FOR. this is it bc im fuckin lazy. listen to me or don't.
Upper 1
- any bicep curl variation (whole bi)
- lateral raises (side delt)
- tricep extension (long head of tri)
- lateral pulldown (lower lat)
- upper back row variation (upper back/mid traps)
- incline chest press variation (upper pec)
Lower 1
- press/squat variation (outer quad)
- seated leg curl (hamstrings)
- adductor flies (pussy pinchers) (adductors)
- leg extension (inner quad)
Upper 2
- any bicep curl variation (whole bi)
- shoulder press (anterior delt)
- seated dips (medial head of tri)
- lat row variation (upper lat)
- rear delt flies (rear delt)
- pec fly variation (low-mid pec)
Lower 2
- press/squat variation (outer quad)
- seated leg curl (hamstrings)
- adductor flies (pussy pinchers) (adductors)
- leg extension (inner quad)
pls for the love of god get @Prettyboy 's fucking monstrosity off BOTB before more retards quit the gym after going for a day
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