Hi from England

[willievergetbig]

Dear members
thanks for allowing me to enter your forum, i have been weight training not particularly successfully for the last 30 years or so on and off. I was getting very bored in the gym in recent years but have recently discovered or rediscovered the potential of Heavy Duty or HIT training, i started the basic routine from the late great Mike Mentzer's first book and have been encouraged by some slight gains, however rediscovering HD and cutting down on volume and resting more seems to have given me a renewed enthusiasm to get back to the gym.

So i hope to glean knowledge from the more experienced HIT trainers on the forum and ask some questions and share any experiences.

Best wishes and good luck
williever

 

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[willievergetbig]

thanks

hi
many thanks for welcome, i hope perhaps to contribute something in due course, i have been weight training with relatively little success for 30 years (for a variety of reasons i have been very inconsitent with training)
but since discovering HD Mentzer type training i have made perhaps more progress in 6 weeks than in the previous 10 years, i am a 55 year old guy and in a sense am my own experiment in this type of training,

i have been quite surprised at the general differences of opinion that i have seen on the net generally about HD HIT, it certainly seems to divide opinion often radically.

as i have read it so far (i have bought Mike's last book High intensitity training the mentzer way) he is simply saying be rational in your approach and seek to be precise in the number of sets, frequency of gym visits, in particular i have been struck by the sense in the idea that we all cannot recover in the same time period, its certainly interesting and challenging and has given me some new enthusiam for training again.

i have been shocked somewhat at how fatigued i have been by doing a relatively few number of sets, (which no doubt is due to actually working hard for a change!!) in general perhaps for the first time i am now trying to work 'seriously',

the HD training seems to me to have produced much better focus and concentration in my workouts, also i have been determined to log my progress accurately, something that i think is somewhat 'easier' with so few sets to focus on.

anyhoo on with the experiment!
Cheers will

 

[superted]

hi
many thanks for welcome, i hope perhaps to contribute something in due course, i have been weight training with relatively little success for 30 years (for a variety of reasons i have been very inconsitent with training)
but since discovering HD Mentzer type training i have made perhaps more progress in 6 weeks than in the previous 10 years, i am a 55 year old guy and in a sense am my own experiment in this type of training,

i have been quite surprised at the general differences of opinion that i have seen on the net generally about HD HIT, it certainly seems to divide opinion often radically.

as i have read it so far (i have bought Mike's last book High intensitity training the mentzer way) he is simply saying be rational in your approach and seek to be precise in the number of sets, frequency of gym visits, in particular i have been struck by the sense in the idea that we all cannot recover in the same time period, its certainly interesting and challenging and has given me some new enthusiam for training again.

i have been shocked somewhat at how fatigued i have been by doing a relatively few number of sets, (which no doubt is due to actually working hard for a change!!) in general perhaps for the first time i am now trying to work 'seriously',

the HD training seems to me to have produced much better focus and concentration in my workouts, also i have been determined to log my progress accurately, something that i think is somewhat 'easier' with so few sets to focus on.

anyhoo on with the experiment!
Cheers will

Logging your progress is a great idea mate

The help that i have recieved as a result of logging mine has been invaluable, i have side stepped may a pit fall as a result of solid advice from the boards