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This week, Dr. Jim Stoppani PhD has a great workout routine to share with us that he calls "The Three-Way Workout" and it is sure to cause you to rapidly make gains in your power, strength, and muscle mass. The Three-Way Workout involves training with three different types of resistance exercises: bands, free weights, and cables. Jim's full Three-Way Workout workout is below.
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The Three-Way Workout
by Dr. Jim Stoppani PhD
Three-way Workout is a program I designed that takes advantage of the benefits of bands for building muscle power, free weights for building muscle strength, and cables for the continuous tension they provide that can benefit muscle growth. This way you build power, strength and muscle.
Three-way training also takes advantage of the techniques supersets and tri-sets. With a superset you do two exercises back-to-back with no rest in between. With a triset you simply add a third exercise and do them back-to-back-to-back. This bumps up your training intensity to help you burn more calories and spike growth hormone levels higher, which can further help you burn off fat and build muscle.
Do this program for four weeks and then switch over to one of my other training programs that uses straight sets, such as the Micro Muscle program or many of my other programs. For those with less than one year of consistent weight training experience, start with 2 trisets and as you progress move up to the full 3.
Workout 1: Chest and Triceps
Exercise Sets Reps Rest
Band Bench Press 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Dumbbell Bench Press 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Cable Press 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Cable Overhead Triceps Extension 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Cable Shoulder Press 3 8-12 1-2 min.
Band Lateral Raise 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Dumbbell Lateral Raise 3 8-10 -
Triset with
Cable Lateral Raise 3 8-12 1-2 min.
Rear Delt Band Pull 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Bent-Over Dumbbell Lateral Raise 3 8-10 -
Triset with
Lying Cable Rear Delt Flye 3 8-12 1-2 min.
Barbell Band Shrug 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Dumbbell Shrug 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Cable Shrug 3 8-12 1 min.
Band Hanging Leg Raise 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Hanging Leg Raise 3 8-10 -
Triset with
Cable Reverse Crunch 3 12-15 1 min.
Standing Band Crunch 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Weighted Crunch 3 8-10 -
Triset with
Cable Crunch 3 12-15 1 min.
Workout 4: Back and Biceps
Exercise Sets Reps Rest
Band Pulldown 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Pull-up 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Pulldown 3 8-12 1-2 min.
Standing Band Row 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Barbell Bent-over row 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Seated Cable Row 3 8-12 1-2 min.
Band Straight Arm-Pulldown 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Incline Dumbbell Straight-Arm Pullback 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Straight-Arm Pulldown 3 8-12 1-2 min.
Band Curl 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Barbell Curl 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Cable Curl 3 8-12 1-2 min.
Band Behind-the-back Curl 3 5-8 -
Triset with
Incline Dumbbell Curl 3 6-8 -
Triset with
Behind-the-back Cable Curl 3 8-12 1-2 min.