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Myofibril adaptation comes as a result of lower rep schemes and higher loads, training for strength. Sarcoplasmic adaptation is achieved through higher reps and tension time. Here, your working on endurance demand which will increase sarcoplasmic glycogen content and consequently water retention intramuscularly, leading to the overall expansion of the sarcoplasm. If size and physique changes is what your looking for you want to incorporate both sides of the equation for the best results.All I can say is, be prepared.
As Ben commented above that you don't change the schedule.
YOU MUST FEED AND WATER YOURSELF.PROPERLY WITH THIS PROGRAM.
it is demanding so head all advice.
You will increase myofribullar muscle (size/hypertrophy).
Strength and sarcoplasmic muscle is the 3-5 reps. 6-8reps is bit of both worlds
BoomI prefer 10 sets of 3 reps, or something similar to the advanced GVT where u use lower reps.
the 10 rep version is good when u want to get sore without using much weight. it was fun for a while with upper body but the first time i tried it with squats i felt like i was going to die the next day and was shaking like a crackhead and about to puke my brains our during the workout...I enjoy 10x10 every once in a while. The last 3 sets usually suck. I have gotten decent results from it, I would not recommend it to everyone but it can be useful.
the 10 rep version is good when u want to get sore without using much weight. it was fun for a while with upper body but the first time i tried it with squats i felt like i was going to die the next day and was shaking like a crackhead and about to puke my brains our during the workout...
Basically 10x10 for one compound excercise for each muscle and then 3x10 for assistance and for smaller muscles, just 10x10^^ what is the original workout?
Have you posted the exercises in order?What is the usual split I've seen many posted , here's the 2 I am debating
Day 1 chest/back
Incline bench 10x10
Cable crossovers 3x10
Lat pull down 10x10
Row 10x10
Day 2 legs
Squat 10x10
Ham curls 10x10
Calfs what reps?
Day 3 shoulders/arms
Military 10x10
Side raises 3x10
Curls 10x10
Skulls 10x10
Verion 2
Push
Incline 10x10
Crossovers 3x0
Military 10x10
Side raises 3x10
Skulls 5x10
Pull
Lat pull down 10x0
Row 10x10
Curla5x10
Legs
Squat 10x10
Hqm curls 10x10
Calfs 10x10
Both workouts routines done MWF hitting each muscle once a week
Its antagonist lifts so technically they shouldnt effect eachother too much. And by doing 60 seconds between each lift you get over 2 minutes of rest before going back to the same excercise. Its a lot of volume, it really feels almost like conditioning work to me. It wont help you get stronger, it will only make you beter at doing the 10x10 workout... lolWow that's crazy do really in essence it's 20x10 with a 60 second rest, that's gotta hurt
http://www.charlespoliquin.com/ArticlesMultimedia/Articles/Article/441/German_Volume_Training.aspxOkay so please let me know if i am on the right path.
Bench press 10 reps
Superset w
Pec flys 10 reps
Rest 90 seconds repeat 5 times.
Lateral pull down 10 reps
Superset
Bent over row 10 reps
Rest 90 seconds repeat 5 times
Explosive pushups 10 reps
Trx pull ups 10 reps
Rest 60 seconds repeat 4 times.
Bored? Why would you get bored if your seeing desired results?Yah I have looked at that. It's a great article. I will try and follow it. I'm nervous though, as I don't want to get bored too easily
I've never strictly followed the template myself but I am an advocate of high volume, when it comes to eliciting gains in size and physique.this is true. and from what everyone has been saying the results of this are wicked.
http://www.biolayne.com/uncategorized/biolayne-video-log-3-overtraining/Im also a fan of high volume if it's done right. Overtraining is quite possible so be careful of it and it does tend to overload you CNS.
I did try 10x10 long time ago with mix results. I think I was over doing it.
But Im doing a different high volume routine training 5-6 days a week which suits me much better.
high volume if you can handle it will def yield great results!
Thanks for the links. I'll check it outhttp://www.biolayne.com/uncategorized/biolayne-video-log-3-overtraining/
http://www.trainingdimensions.net/BPWC_Resource/WC_Resource_Documents/Fitness_elements/super_accumulation.pdf
Food for thought on the whole overtraining thought process.
No problem, they interested me figured I would share.Awesome readings! thank you!
I had a soccer player try it in his off season just before he was due to take a week off for vacation.Has anyone tried the planned 2 week over training from that article? Sounds super intense and I'm tempted to try it soon
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