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Title: HST believers
Post by: Princess L on November 08, 2006, 10:45:02 AM
I've got at least 7 guys working the program and THEY ARE LOVING IT.  All of them are getting great results.
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: davie on November 09, 2006, 03:38:42 AM
I've got at least 7 guys working the program and THEY ARE LOVING IT.  All of them are getting great results.

Thanks for that lol.

But seriously though, u cant train to intensly on HST can u (sorry for stupid question if it is one), on day one of the week of 15's u start V light. It would bother me that i wasnt training as intensly as possible (something i am trying to increase with every workout)??

davie
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: Hedgehog on November 09, 2006, 04:12:52 AM
There are some adjustments I've done recently to those I got on HST, one of them being dropping the 15's altogether.

One thing I think everyone on HST ought to try, is to do 4-5 excersises per workout, and alternate between two workouts.

I also have longer rest periods between sets these days, even at the lighter workouts.

YIP
Zack
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: davie on November 09, 2006, 07:55:38 AM
There are some adjustments I've done recently to those I got on HST, one of them being dropping the 15's altogether.

One thing I think everyone on HST ought to try, is to do 4-5 excersises per workout, and alternate between two workouts.

I also have longer rest periods between sets these days, even at the lighter workouts.

YIP
Zack


Can u giv example of ur routine?

whats ur intensity like?
I thought shortened rest periods wud b better?!

davie
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: Princess L on November 09, 2006, 11:47:32 AM
There are some adjustments I've done recently to those I got on HST, one of them being dropping the 15's altogether.

One thing I think everyone on HST ought to try, is to do 4-5 excersises per workout, and alternate between two workouts.

I also have longer rest periods between sets these days, even at the lighter workouts.

YIP
Zack


ahhh, then it's really no longer a true HST program as originally designed  :-*
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: Your MAAAAaaaa on November 09, 2006, 01:07:25 PM
I tried it and had good gains but my back is vunerable to injury and with the amount of squats I found my back begin to feel lke something was about to go, and I simply cannot leave out squats from my workouts.

I was initially extremely impressed by it though.

ta ta
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: Princess L on November 09, 2006, 03:15:18 PM
I tried it and had good gains but my back is vunerable to injury and with the amount of squats I found my back begin to feel lke something was about to go, and I simply cannot leave out squats from my workouts.

I was initially extremely impressed by it though.

ta ta

6-8 sets of squats (not including warm ups) per week gave you problems?  ???
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: Hedgehog on November 11, 2006, 10:03:32 AM

ahhh, then it's really no longer a true HST program as originally designed  :-*

Very true.

I don't believe in tweaking a protocol just for the hell of it, but real life experience has suggested some changes.

IMO, it seems like the original layout, with 2 weeks of 15,10,5 and 5negs are used by very few on the HST board.

Fewer excersises and more focus on the "bigger" weeks seems to be what works best.

YIP
Zack
Title: Re: HST believers
Post by: Princess L on November 11, 2006, 11:33:14 AM
Very true.

I don't believe in tweaking a protocol just for the hell of it, but real life experience has suggested some changes.

IMO, it seems like the original layout, with 2 weeks of 15,10,5 and 5negs are used by very few on the HST board.

Fewer excersises and more focus on the "bigger" weeks seems to be what works best.

YIP
Zack

I'll give ya that ~ however, as a beginner to the HST protocol, starting with the basic layout works well...  :-*