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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Any big difference?
I am interested in the following Hardgainer routine. Was going to make it a Tues/Friday schedule, it would be of benefit to which Day 1 and Day 2, or is that just being too picky, for lack of a better word. What rep ranges, number of sets would be best suited with this routine. And should I get my 1RM on this lifts before I start the routine?? Thanks
![]() Day one: Squat Stiff-legged Deadlift Pull-up or Pull-down Barbell Curl Day Two: Bench Press or Incline Press Dip Military Press Abs |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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What are your goals? what does your old routine look like? what is your diet like? These need to be answered before i can give any advice, but as a general statement the routine looks pretty solid for a true hardgainer.
DEANO |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
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goals=get strong as ox
diet=350g protein, carbs 150-200g none after 5pm, mostly solid foods, some shakes Old routine=high/med volume training 5 days a week. When I first started training 2 years ago I went up in strength and size. Of course everyone will grow right off the bat with anything really, although the past year I have gotten weaker and weaker and just decided that I have to get something done. Do I know if I am a true hardgainer?? Not sure but I am going to find out what type of training works for me, because high/med volume doesn't work and just beats me up. Stats 6'4" 200lbs 10% |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Well, if you are bulking i would bump up the cals a bit. What is your total? Well because you were training 5 days a week i would suggest dropping it down to a three day split. I do not recover great but i am also not a hardgainer and i can only do three days. I am doing a WSB type of format for my lifts right now. I would try a set up like this if i were you.
Monday: Chest/Shoulders/Tri Wednesday: Back/Bi Friday: Legs/Abs I would only do main exercise for each body part with a rep range of 4-6 and no more than two sets per exercise after warmups. Keep the main exercises changing every few weeks. And do your deads on leg day, 2 days is not enough for your CNS to recover. Have you read all of the articles in that section of the board? I not i suggest you do as this will clear a lot of things up for you. DEANO |
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