Decided to give HIT (High Intensity Training) a shot, since I have never done this program before in my life. It's probably the only program that I have never given a shot. I am going to try it balls out. I am really looking forward to getting started. I am going to be following a very basic every other day split, and doing the exercises as follows:
Push
Decline BB Presses 1x6-8
Nautilus Pec-Deck Flyes 1x6-8
Seated DB Presses 1x6-8
Nautilus Lateral Raises 1x6-8
Seated French Presses 1x6-8
Legs
ATF Squats 1x15-20
Nautilus Leg Extensions 1x15-20
Smith-Machine Calf Raises 1x15-20
Nautilus Crunches 1x15-20
Pull
Support Rows 1x6-8
Conventional Deadlifts 1x6-8
Nautilus Pullovers 1x6-8
Standing BB Curls 1x6-8
DB Hammer Curls 1x6-8
The key each workout is to increase the weight/reps on every lift. That's the goal, and its mandatory each workout. I will change up all of my exercises in a few months.
Any questions, comments, feedback please feel free to post!
If you want any info feel free to ask IM member Duncan Donuts he knows more about the program than I do.
Push
Decline BB Presses 1x6-8
Nautilus Pec-Deck Flyes 1x6-8
Seated DB Presses 1x6-8
Nautilus Lateral Raises 1x6-8
Seated French Presses 1x6-8
Legs
ATF Squats 1x15-20
Nautilus Leg Extensions 1x15-20
Smith-Machine Calf Raises 1x15-20
Nautilus Crunches 1x15-20
Pull
Support Rows 1x6-8
Conventional Deadlifts 1x6-8
Nautilus Pullovers 1x6-8
Standing BB Curls 1x6-8
DB Hammer Curls 1x6-8
The key each workout is to increase the weight/reps on every lift. That's the goal, and its mandatory each workout. I will change up all of my exercises in a few months.
Any questions, comments, feedback please feel free to post!
If you want any info feel free to ask IM member Duncan Donuts he knows more about the program than I do.