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Monday, April 22, 2013

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout Routine For Monster Mass!

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout Routine For Monster Mass!


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Advanced Bodybuilding Workout Routine For Monster Mass!

As bodybuilders solidify their adherence to the rules of bodybuilding, something starts to happen. They begin to succeed. They grow like they've never grown. Their strength reaches new level, and their bodies reach new sizes. Consistency delivers results. And as results begin to accumulate the body is suddenly able to handle new workloads, and must, in order to continue to grow.


Advanced Bodybuilding Workout Routine For Monster Mass!


There are two ways a body can be challenged in order to stimulate new growth- Training heavier and training longer. Training heavier is always the goal of beginner and intermediate bodybuilders. But as one reaches advanced levels of bodybuilding, the weights become more and more dangerous, and the body's joints and tendons become more and more susceptible to injury. The alternative to heavier weights is to train longer - up to two hours per body part.


Advanced Bodybuilding Workout Routine For Monster Mass!
Advanced Bodybuilding Workout Routine For Monster Mass!

By definition, this is over training. If you have any element of your bodybuilding regimen unchecked, you will fail. Nutrition, rest, and supplementation need to be covered 100% or you are wasting your time. But if you are able to keep all factors completely in check - and increase them when warranted - you might be ready for 120 minute body part training.

For this example, we'll examine a chest routine. Suppose you normally complete 4 sets for upper chest (incline bench press), 4 sets for lower/middle chest (flat dumbbell presses) and 4 sets for chest/delt tie-in (cable crossovers). You complete your workout in about 45 to 60 minutes. You will keep this workout, but add new movements to supplement the target areas. Your new workout would look like this:

-3 Sets Flat Bench Press (Warm-Up & Overall Chest)

-4 Sets Incline Bench Press (Upper Chest)

-4 Sets Incline Dumbbell Flies (Upper Chest)

-4 Sets Flat Dumbbell Press (Middle Chest)

-4 Sets Flat Dumbbell Flies (Middle And Outer Chest)

-3 Sets Decline Bench Press (Lower And Middle Chest)

At this point, you would take your 'recharge' break. If you're done, go home. But if you have it in you to complete the 120-minute workout, eat a piece of fruit, stretch a bit, and complete the workout. Your weights will now be lighter and your rep sets higher (10 to 15 reps per set)

-3 Sets Weighted Chest Dips

-4 Sets Dumbbell Pullovers

-4 Sets Cable Crossovers

-5 To 10 Minutes Of Stretching

This workout is not for the faint of heart. You will be sore the next day. Initially, you may need a day off following this routine for the central nervous system (CNS) to recover. Each week, you should be able to add one more day like this to your training regimen until you're doing 4 to 5 days of 120-minute routines.

Have your post workout nutrition ready ahead of time (whey shake with dextrose) and consume 15 minutes after training with cold water. Hit the showers. Drive home and tackles a very protein-rich, carb-rich meal. Spaghetti and meatballs will beat out a chicken salad any day after this routine. Training for 120 minutes per body part is only recommended for advanced athletes who have all nutritional, sleep, and supplementation bases covered. See if it's right for you!



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Saturday, April 20, 2013

A Basic Senior Bodybuilding Routine

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The key to any senior bodybuilding routine is to not overdo it. It's easy to fall into the trap of feeling like a young, viral 18 year old, but as a person's body ages things start to slow down. This isn't any reason to avoid cardiovascular exercise or senior bodybuilding routines, but rather a reminder to take things a bit slower than you would have a few years ago.


A Basic Senior Bodybuilding Routine


As we age, or metabolism slows down and sometimes our digestive system has to work harder to keep everything moving. Working your fingers to the bone in the gym, then eating like a horse to build muscle doesn't work as efficiently as men and women creep past middle age. After age 50, testosterone isn't nearly as abundant, which means overdoing it (when doing senior bodybuilding) is more likely to lead to injury, rather than stronger muscles.


A Basic Senior Bodybuilding Routine
A Basic Senior Bodybuilding Routine

How You Should Get Started

Starting a program geared toward senior bodybuilding needs is the best way to avoid injury. Starting with a few simple exercises, spread out over the course of the week is ideal. Try starting out with a 1 on 2 off routine, where you work out on day 1, then take two complete days off to assess how your body feels. Also, each workout should be limited to 2 or 3 exercises, 2 sets each, with at least 1-2 minutes rest between sets to make sure your body is ready for each set.

Sample Senior Bodybuilding Routine

Day 1 (perform 2-3 sets, 8-10 repetitions each):

Do some very light dead-lifts, or seated vertical leg presses.
Lightweight lying hamstring curls.
Triceps extensions on a cable machine.

Day 2 and 3:

Rest.

Day 4 (perform 2-3 sets, 8-10 repetitions each):

Light bench presses.
Machine-assisted shoulder presses.
Standing bicep curls, or machine preacher curls.

Day 5 and 6:

Another rest period. Assess how you feel during this period, you may need extra rest, or feel like you can add some more weight in the upcoming week.

Day 7 (1-2 sets each, 8-10 repetitions):

Adductor machine with enough weight that you feel a slight resistance
Abductor machine.
Lying abdominal crunches.



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