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Old 05-20-2007, 01:18 PM   #1
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Characteristics of Good Bodybuilding Training Routines

It must be short (between 45 to 75 minutes maximum; 60 minutes being best). After 75 minutes, the levels of muscle building and fat burning hormones that your body produces (such as testosterone) begin to drop. What this means is that training more than 75 minutes will prevent you from gaining muscle and losing fat fast! It will also prevent you from fast recovery. As crazy as it sounds, that is the way it is.


The rest in between sets should be kept to a minimum (90 seconds or less). Keeping your rest in between sets and exercises down not only helps you to perform a lot of work and still finish within the 75 minutes, but it also helps improve your cardiovascular system. In addition, it has also been shown that this kind of training stimulates growth hormones output the most.


Generally, the sets should be between 8 - 15 repetitions each. There are many reasons for this:

- You get the best pump (blood flowing into your muscle cells) in this repetition range. This is important since along with the blood come nutrients that nourish the muscle cells and help them recover and rebuild bigger faster.

- Since you are doing so many repetitions, there is less probability of injury since you'll be using a weight that you can control.

- Again, studies show that muscle building and fat burning occur more efficiently at these repetition ranges.

(Note: For bodybuilding, however, I also recommend periods of 5-8 repetitions as well. This is of crucial necessity for a bodybuilder as an increase of strength is required in order for continued muscle growth to occur.)


Training must be varied and cycled. Please, don't get stuck with the same routine day in and day out. If you are a bodybuilder, and you do this, this guarantees zero muscle growth. This is without even mentioning boredom and lack of enthusiasm. For bodybuilding cycle periods (3-4 weeks) of high volume (8-15 reps/set) with periods of higher intensity (5-8 reps/set).


Training for Bodysculpting
The goal here is to lose as much fat as it is needed until you reach a goal of 10-12% for women and 6-8% for men. Also a gain of 5lbs of muscle for women and 10lbs for men in order to increase the metabolism, firm up and increase muscle tone. In order to accomplish this, the exercise strategy is to perform 20-40 minutes of aerobic exercise 3-4 times per week first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Also conduct 3-4 weight training sessions of 30 to 60 minutes per week utilizing basic exercises such as bench press, chin-ups, and squats.

 
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Old 05-20-2007, 05:19 PM   #2
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Good Information...
 
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Old 05-20-2007, 06:18 PM   #3
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How many sets do you do per body part though? I generally do 12-13 for the smaller groups (bi's, tr's), around 16 for shoulders, 8 for traps, 9 for calves, 12-15 for chest, 20-22 for back and finally for legs 25-28 altogether. I am all for high volume.
 
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Old 05-20-2007, 06:28 PM   #4
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Say im doing High Intensity, you think this is still a good number of working sets per bodypart to stay with???
 
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Old 05-20-2007, 06:42 PM   #5
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Characteristics of Good Bodybuilding Training Routines

It must be short (between 45 to 75 minutes maximum; 60 minutes being best). After 75 minutes, the levels of muscle building and fat burning hormones that your body produces (such as testosterone) begin to drop. What this means is that training more than 75 minutes will prevent you from gaining muscle and losing fat fast! It will also prevent you from fast recovery. As crazy as it sounds, that is the way it is.


The rest in between sets should be kept to a minimum (90 seconds or less). Keeping your rest in between sets and exercises down not only helps you to perform a lot of work and still finish within the 75 minutes, but it also helps improve your cardiovascular system. In addition, it has also been shown that this kind of training stimulates growth hormones output the most.


Generally, the sets should be between 8 - 15 repetitions each. There are many reasons for this:

- You get the best pump (blood flowing into your muscle cells) in this repetition range. This is important since along with the blood come nutrients that nourish the muscle cells and help them recover and rebuild bigger faster.

- Since you are doing so many repetitions, there is less probability of injury since you'll be using a weight that you can control.

- Again, studies show that muscle building and fat burning occur more efficiently at these repetition ranges.

(Note: For bodybuilding, however, I also recommend periods of 5-8 repetitions as well. This is of crucial necessity for a bodybuilder as an increase of strength is required in order for continued muscle growth to occur.)


Training must be varied and cycled. Please, don't get stuck with the same routine day in and day out. If you are a bodybuilder, and you do this, this guarantees zero muscle growth. This is without even mentioning boredom and lack of enthusiasm. For bodybuilding cycle periods (3-4 weeks) of high volume (8-15 reps/set) with periods of higher intensity (5-8 reps/set).


Training for Bodysculpting
The goal here is to lose as much fat as it is needed until you reach a goal of 10-12% for women and 6-8% for men. Also a gain of 5lbs of muscle for women and 10lbs for men in order to increase the metabolism, firm up and increase muscle tone. In order to accomplish this, the exercise strategy is to perform 20-40 minutes of aerobic exercise 3-4 times per week first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. Also conduct 3-4 weight training sessions of 30 to 60 minutes per week utilizing basic exercises such as bench press, chin-ups, and squats.

Do you work your bodyparts twice a week? I have been doing mon tues wed high intensity and thur fri sat high volume...I just have been having problems figuring out how many sets per bodypart i should do becasue i workout each muscle twice
 
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Old 05-20-2007, 06:45 PM   #6
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12-13 sets is to much !!! no growth there
a good range is 3-5sets per muscle group it also depends on what program your on !

if its a 5split i dont know
fullbody its very bad
2split very bad also

gods sake you guys have alot of diffrent ways on doing things then us danes, + me :)

i really dont know why, think ill start a topic and see what you guys think off my knowlegde and training filosophy
 
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Old 05-20-2007, 06:46 PM   #7
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3-5 sets????? You cant get a good workout for any muscle with only 3-5 sets...
 
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Old 05-20-2007, 06:49 PM   #8
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Like look heres my backworkout

Wide Grip Pull Downs-4 sets 12/10/10/8
Wide Grip Cable Rows-3 sets 12/10/10
DB Rows-4 sets 12/10/10/8
Close Grip Cable Rows- 3 sets 12/10/10

thats 14 sets just for back accoriding to you I could only do 1 exercise for back....
 
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Old 05-21-2007, 09:00 AM   #9
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i think that maximum sets is 6 per workout.
reps from 8 to 12, except if u want to burn yur fats u may do more reps.
 
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Old 05-21-2007, 09:03 AM   #10
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for me:
biceps - 4 workout
triceps - 4 workout
abs - 2 workout
chest - 4 workout
back - 5 workout
shoulders with traps - 5 or 6 workouts
calf - 2 workouts
quads - 5 workouts
hams - 3 workouts
 
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Old 05-21-2007, 09:15 AM   #11
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i love the information you give.... very helpful, thank you very much kamal
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