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Dit werd me in november geadviseerd door een fietser die ook zeer fanatiek aan KT doet.
"Its a 22 week routine with three different workouts (give or take a week). One for cardio, power and size/strength. Not too complicated when you look at it like that.
Routine 1 while looking like it won't do much cardio wise does burn TONNES of calories due to the pure intensity of it. It is very brutal and you should have someone who you the exercises in proper form. Here is a more detail breakdown.
Perfect time (Dec-Jan) to push your power and strength...you will have a lot of time to recover by doing something similar for 6 weeks to my power section. The thing with power workouts that people don't always realize is it doesn't ALWAYS relate to size. Power relates to muscle fibres and speed...so if you gain power you won't always put on muscle weight.
[ik heb zijn advies toen niet opgevolgd omdat ik de basisoefeningen nog niet goed genoeg onder de knie had en ben doorgegaan met 5 en later 4 trainingen/week]
1 - power lifting routine.
5sets - 5 reps to possitive failure and only doing power exercises. This builds raw power (compound exercises only please). No limb or minor area workouts. In reality you should be hurting after this small and short routine. I would do this for 6 weeks as it stresses the body heavily. (Ironic thing is I hate squats and barely ever do them. Being 6'5 (1,97m) puts tonnes of strain on my lower back so I never enjoyed them). I used different exercises to represent different days (light, medium and heavy)
Monday - Legs to failure, chest medium workout, back light workout
Legs: heavy - leg press...I kill them...brutal...pain...ahhhhh [hier dus squat voor mij, wilde zowel sumo als front squat doen]
Chest: medium - dumbbell press
Back: light - hyperextension no failure (stretches and relaxes my very overworked lumbars) [of goodmorning met licht gewicht]
Wednesday - legs light, chest heavy, back medium
Legs: light - superset leg ext and leg curl (I get a thick and deep pump)
Chest: heavy - bench (I don't like these due to should injuries so I am super careful)
Back: medium - barbell row (power and size on upper and lower back) [ga seated row doen met apparaat ipv losse gewichten, er is me gezegd dat het beter zou zijn beide armen tegelijk te gebruiken]
Friday - legs medium, chest light, back heavy
Legs medium - leg press no failure. Just to pump them up more
Chest light - flyes (stetch position light weight not failure)
Back heavy - deadlift (this is a calorie burner and works hams, butt, lumbars and upper back. This IS the second best exercise to do for the whole body behind the squat)
[dagen kunnen anders ivm 3x spinning/week]
This was the most effective routine I have ever done for burning calories and putting on power and strength...
2 - Bodybuilding routine
- 1 bodypart 1 day a week 5 days. This worked best for ME in building muscle size and strength. I would do this routine 8 weeks since it give bodypart lots of rest and isn't a whole lot of stress. I would perfom this group of exercises to possitive failure.
3 - cross training
- whole body routine 3 or 4 days a week to physical exhuastion - no failure. I would try to do this 8 weeks but generally did it for 6 weeks because it is so damn boring and I barely see any results in muscle...fat loss yes but no muscle.
I would place 1 week off in between each. This uses three different threories of muscle growth very well...Another one I tried is similar to number one. 1 workout every 5 days. to absolute an utter failure. This one did hurt but put too much strain on my body. I didn't see much for results and just didn't enjoy the workout.
Cheers...just remember there is no one great routine and if anyone ever says so they don't understand human physiology...the body is far more complex than that. I also found 1rm to be a very important measuring stick. But I was also a power freak and the weight lifted meant as much to me as the workout itself...(graphs, charts that kind of thing). There 'used' to be a chart around that you could look up you workout by reps. For example if you benched 170 12 times to failure you could reference this and it would tell you your approx 1rm...I will have to see if I can find it.
Ideeën en suggesties zijn welkom.. ik heb alleen geen idee of 5x5 voor mij geschikt is..
Greetz Espi die allang in bed had moeten liggen, want over 8 uur sta ik weer in de gym (dus over 6 uur weer op) voor gluteus, kuiten en abs.
"Its a 22 week routine with three different workouts (give or take a week). One for cardio, power and size/strength. Not too complicated when you look at it like that.
Routine 1 while looking like it won't do much cardio wise does burn TONNES of calories due to the pure intensity of it. It is very brutal and you should have someone who you the exercises in proper form. Here is a more detail breakdown.
Perfect time (Dec-Jan) to push your power and strength...you will have a lot of time to recover by doing something similar for 6 weeks to my power section. The thing with power workouts that people don't always realize is it doesn't ALWAYS relate to size. Power relates to muscle fibres and speed...so if you gain power you won't always put on muscle weight.
[ik heb zijn advies toen niet opgevolgd omdat ik de basisoefeningen nog niet goed genoeg onder de knie had en ben doorgegaan met 5 en later 4 trainingen/week]
1 - power lifting routine.
5sets - 5 reps to possitive failure and only doing power exercises. This builds raw power (compound exercises only please). No limb or minor area workouts. In reality you should be hurting after this small and short routine. I would do this for 6 weeks as it stresses the body heavily. (Ironic thing is I hate squats and barely ever do them. Being 6'5 (1,97m) puts tonnes of strain on my lower back so I never enjoyed them). I used different exercises to represent different days (light, medium and heavy)
Monday - Legs to failure, chest medium workout, back light workout
Legs: heavy - leg press...I kill them...brutal...pain...ahhhhh [hier dus squat voor mij, wilde zowel sumo als front squat doen]
Chest: medium - dumbbell press
Back: light - hyperextension no failure (stretches and relaxes my very overworked lumbars) [of goodmorning met licht gewicht]
Wednesday - legs light, chest heavy, back medium
Legs: light - superset leg ext and leg curl (I get a thick and deep pump)
Chest: heavy - bench (I don't like these due to should injuries so I am super careful)
Back: medium - barbell row (power and size on upper and lower back) [ga seated row doen met apparaat ipv losse gewichten, er is me gezegd dat het beter zou zijn beide armen tegelijk te gebruiken]
Friday - legs medium, chest light, back heavy
Legs medium - leg press no failure. Just to pump them up more
Chest light - flyes (stetch position light weight not failure)
Back heavy - deadlift (this is a calorie burner and works hams, butt, lumbars and upper back. This IS the second best exercise to do for the whole body behind the squat)
[dagen kunnen anders ivm 3x spinning/week]
This was the most effective routine I have ever done for burning calories and putting on power and strength...
2 - Bodybuilding routine
- 1 bodypart 1 day a week 5 days. This worked best for ME in building muscle size and strength. I would do this routine 8 weeks since it give bodypart lots of rest and isn't a whole lot of stress. I would perfom this group of exercises to possitive failure.
3 - cross training
- whole body routine 3 or 4 days a week to physical exhuastion - no failure. I would try to do this 8 weeks but generally did it for 6 weeks because it is so damn boring and I barely see any results in muscle...fat loss yes but no muscle.
I would place 1 week off in between each. This uses three different threories of muscle growth very well...Another one I tried is similar to number one. 1 workout every 5 days. to absolute an utter failure. This one did hurt but put too much strain on my body. I didn't see much for results and just didn't enjoy the workout.
Cheers...just remember there is no one great routine and if anyone ever says so they don't understand human physiology...the body is far more complex than that. I also found 1rm to be a very important measuring stick. But I was also a power freak and the weight lifted meant as much to me as the workout itself...(graphs, charts that kind of thing). There 'used' to be a chart around that you could look up you workout by reps. For example if you benched 170 12 times to failure you could reference this and it would tell you your approx 1rm...I will have to see if I can find it.
Ideeën en suggesties zijn welkom.. ik heb alleen geen idee of 5x5 voor mij geschikt is..
Greetz Espi die allang in bed had moeten liggen, want over 8 uur sta ik weer in de gym (dus over 6 uur weer op) voor gluteus, kuiten en abs.