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The Ulitmate Workout Program for endurance, and getting cut

teen1216 said:
Well, I suppose this routine would be alright for a cutting diet, if your diet was good. Do you not believe a regular bodybuilding split on a cutting diet would do just as well (Not referring to Flex shit, a real split)? Is there not supposed to be any other cardio done with this program? What endurance is the goal of this program? Muscular endurance in the bench press? Endurance in a 3 mile run? Also, I have always seen POF referred to as training in the stretch, contracted, or neither position. Is this incorrect?

Just trying to prod some responses from you on why you think this is so great.
 
teen1216 said:
Well, I suppose this routine would be alright for a cutting diet, if your diet was good. Is there not supposed to be any other cardio done with this program? What endurance is the goal of this program? Muscular endurance in the bench press? Endurance in a 3 mile run? Also, I have always seen POF referred to as training in the stretch, contracted, or neither position. Is this incorrect?

Just trying to prod some responses from you on why you think this is so great.


well if your on a cutting cycle or any cycle throw the program out. you can do much more on juice, that you just can't do normally.
like traing to failure on every set while on calorie restriction, and you can do alot more cardio cus cortisol levels are blunted

as for cardio I find that running about a mile and a half before that basic leg workout with some abs id the equivilant of running ofr about 1.5 hours. thats alot of cardio =) if you think about it

so based form personal experience this program provided endurance on mutlitple levels, anarobic, and aerobic
 
so your saying you would recomend this for EOD??

I am just getting back into the swing of things and might take this up just to see how it helps bounce me back from a year with no lifting


Guess I'll be a guinea pig and try it. I plan on throwing in more cardio and ab work as those are 2 serious problem areas for me...heading up to the gym will report more later
 
Also any suggestions for Rep Range? # of sets? I'll let you know you how I have set this little experiement up soon as I get back
 
Well Omega I'm interested in hearing your thoughts furthered on this matter

I did 3 sets for each excersise, I know I'm truly a pussy now after being crapped on for not having a gym for the past year...oh the horror. I'm willing to stick with this for a month or so until I'm broken back in. I did no abs tonight and only 10 minutes of cardio by riding a bike at the end at level 10

Each time I started out with a warmup with 15 reps and finished my 3rd set with 12 reps
 
TXARMYGUY

your instincts serve you well.

3 sets is perfect


first set should be about 15-20 reps just to establish a great mind muscle connection, and plus it serves as a good warm up.


second set should be about 12 reps with a medium weight. go to about 2 to 3 reps before failure.

third and last set should be done with delibrate intensiety but you MUST stop just before failure. if your dieting at this point there really is no need to go further, you just want to preserve things, and develop muscle qaulity, not mass.

on th fist compound exercises, doing a pyramid is fine, but you may find that when you get into it and warmed up, isolation exercises may require just conventional straight sets, (no pyramiding)



as for frequency

2 days on 1 day off is fine, but the mininumum

I personally do 4 days on 1 day off, or even 6 days on 1 day off.......it depends really if I went out the night before =)



one thing that I want to make clear. since there are not that many exercises involved, make the ones you do count!

for me it all about the contracted position in a exercise that leads to that hard as nails feel and look. So in other words make sure every exercise is done with intesity, but focus on that contraction to really bring things out.

this means full contraction of pecs, quads, bis, tris, calves, abs, lats, the whole thing.


I am glad your trying it, I think you'll be happy

one more thing remember in the end if you have more juice you can throw in some extra exercises to finish things off

Good luck
 
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exercises have been added on top of the ones that are already listed..........


like db shrugs, and incline db curls, and close grip pushups in the end:)
 
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