When you say "Heavy Duty" can you give a rundown of a typical training schedule? How many days a week? How long? How many sets per exercise? How many exercises per muscle group? What kind of intensity variables you use? How you break up your muscle groups?
I know that's a lot but I am really interested in those that do HIT. Like what would be a typical chest workout. A lot of people think it's complete bunk but you are living proof that it works if done correctly.
I had no idea you were at such an advanced level. Good for you.
I believe in intensity to make solid gains, typically 6 months a year when i am competing i hire a trainer to work on posing and training. I hire a trainer for accountability and up the intensity. i pay him to make me push myself. so i really follow what he has me do. work outs are an hour long. and i do 1 bodypart in that hour and train with 1-2 other contest guys at the same
Monday - chest
tuesday - legs (some hammys)
wed -shoulders
th - back (some hammys)
friday - arms (bicep triceps and forarms)
saturday - posing and lagging body part day
abs every day
calves 1x per week
so no fancy chest split or anything - making bbing gaines in the gym (is all about moving heavy ass weights) it is hard to do it solo - a legit training partner is hard to find - very hard to find so i pay a coach to help me push iron. again nothing fancy - just free weights + machines for the last 2 exercises
i highly recommend everyone get a trainer every so often
i come from the golf world where everyone has a swing coach. so i look at a trainer like that
i will be back with my trainer March 1st