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Have you been using the same exercises for each POWER CYCLE?
Yes. Are you suggesting changing the exercise rather than changing the structure of the program?
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Have you been using the same exercises for each POWER CYCLE?
Yes. Are you suggesting changing the exercise rather than changing the structure of the program?
Thanks Gopro. Do you know when your book will be released in Australia?
Gopro,
I have been following your articles in Ironman magazine for a while. I also ordered your co-authored book. I have a problem executing the shock portion of your cycle. My gym is large and crowded. If I try to do a superset I have very little chance that it is not being used when I get to it. This sort of defeats the purpose. What do you thing about doing drop sets instead of the supersets. For instance
1) B. Press 2 x 8-10(6) Do 8-10 reps than drop for about six and repeat for another set
2) I. Press 2 x 8-10(6) same as 1) above
3) Flyes 1 x 8-10(6) same as 1) above but a single set
Cheers
gopro,
Man I have to say thanks for the great p/rr/s work out just finshed the first cycle and stating on the 2nd three weeks it's awsome and I've already seen small gains!!!Thanks for all the post that has answerd alot of questions.Thanks to all the gopro team!![]()
Hey GP, is prrs suitable for precontest training?
"Rep Range"
I would go with P/RR/RR/P/RR/RR/P/RR/RR. Then take a week off and start standard P/RR/S.
28 grams of fat in a shake with 330 cals is ridiculous! Don't buy it.
How you should go about eating is a big involved question. To put it simply I would shoot for about 1.5 g of protein and carbs per lb of bodyweight each day. As long as you are eating lean protein sources than fats will fall into place.
Rep Range
Recommended: Sets: (3) Reps: 3 ranges (7-10), (11-15), (16-20)
The purpose of Rep Range is to create a range of reps so that each sets range is varied. This technique is proven to be very effective.
1. Set 1: Load your weight so that you can lift as heavy as possible to achieve 7-10 reps.
2. Set 2: Lower your weight so that you can lift as heavy as possible to achieve 11-15 reps.
3. Set 3: Lower your weight so that you can lift as heavy as possible to achieve 16- 20 reps.
REP RANGE: week 2
- Alternating dumbell curl...2 x 6-8
- Cable curl...2 x 8-10
- Concentration curl...1-2 x 10-12
- Weighted dip...3 x 6-8
- Pushdown...2 x 8-10
- Kickback...1-2 x 10-12
The underlying concept of RR week is to work the muscles in 3 different ranges to try and target the 3 different muscle fibers. How you get there is up to you.Im geting confused about rep range week right here it says you should change the weight after each set on one specific exercise
And over here it says to keep the weight the same for a specific exercise. But change rep ranges after your done with that exercise.
The underlying concept of RR week is to work the muscles in 3 different ranges to try and target the 3 different muscle fibers. How you get there is up to you.
Example: You can work 3 different exercises (say flat bench, incline bench and DB flys) for 3 sets each. Now you will end up with a total of 9 sets. So you can mix it any way you want to to end up with 3 sets in the 7-9 range, 3 sets in the 10-12 range and 3 sets in the 13-16 range. So you have identified two different ways to achieve this. It is your choice or preference if you want to work one exercise in all three rep ranges or work 3 different exercieses, each with its own rep range.
I tend to rotate my exercises (the order of them in terms of the rep ranges used) every few weeks. So for me, I may work incline bench in rep range of 7-9 for a few weeks, then move it to the next higher rep range (10-12) for a few weeks just to keep things interesting and the body guessing. My current cycle is P/RR/RR/S/P/RR/RR/RR/S for a nine week cycle. The 10th week is active recovery with little or no resistance training - Cardio in its place.
Hey guys,
So Ive been at this forum for a day and a half and already read tons!!
but a quick question, and hopefully it wasnt answered in previous replies cuz then I'll feel pretty dumb...here it goes:
My main goal is fat loss at this point and im really wanting to incorperate this routine into my lifting so a couple questions:
1) Is it ok to go on this while your on a calorie deficit?
2) What order should I do these in to be most effective for Fat Loss? (eg- P/RR/RR/S or RR/P/RR/S)
3) How and when should I be doing Cardio?
2 posts? and youre asking these questions in the wrong thread?Hey what's up? I am by no means new to bodybuilding, but wanted to get some opinions/ suggestion in regards to a mass cycle. The last cycle used was with Sustanon/ Deca and was great, but want to go up a notch. I'm still new to juice, so disregard if my questions sound silly. First of all I would like to start with Anadrol, Sustanon, Deca, & Nolvadex. Since I know that Anadrol is very liver-toxic and looses its effect after about 3 weeks, I would like to still continue with the Deca and Sustanon, since I liked the results. I'm 230 lbs at 6ft and would like to know any suggestions for dosage and/ or combination suggestions, while staying away from adding another injectable. Most the stacks I have read include D-bol as well. Thanks.