Winter
Does Have its advantages. And one of the best is that you can set yourself
up to be your at your biggest and leanest once the warm weather swings back
around. The trick is to use the winter to Bulk
Up, then transition into an aggressive shred during the spring.
This philosophy naturally gives your body the "change" it needs.
You'll be able to eat more, and to some degree, rest a bit more as well.
Program designer "Tim McComsey" of "TRYMF" it says there are three main components
to the Bulk Up:
1/ The Bulk Up program will be focused on large muscle groups
such as Chest, Back, and Legs. You will train them twice per week. The first
part of the week will be most challenging, the second part will be scaled back
to some degree.
2/ The rest periods between exercises are longer to enable ample
recovery from heavier, bigger lifts. You're looking at 60-90 second between
sets versus 30-45 seconds which you would see in a weight loss plan.
3/ The Bulk Up plan revolves around "straight sets"
versus the use of "super-sets" or "tri sets". Once you
complete a set of an exercise you will rest, then repeat for the prescribed
number of sets that follow.
This is another strategy to allow for ample recovery. The only time "tri sets" will be used are for short ab/core workouts at the end.
This is another strategy to allow for ample recovery. The only time "tri sets" will be used are for short ab/core workouts at the end.
THE
WORKOUTS ✔️
_Day One: Chest, Shoulders, and
Triceps I
_Day Two: Back and Biceps I
_Day Three: Legs I
_Day Four: Chest, Shoulders, and Triceps II
_Day Five: Back and Biceps II
_Day Six: Legs II
_Day Two: Back and Biceps I
_Day Three: Legs I
_Day Four: Chest, Shoulders, and Triceps II
_Day Five: Back and Biceps II
_Day Six: Legs II
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