tá pra chegar nos capitulos disso
ele defende treinos espaçados
numa semana vc treina 3 x, na seguinte 2x
ou treina 3 x direto
são treinos que precisam de espaço entre eles para recuperação
deixa eu postar um exemplo sem traduzir mesmo (tenho uns períodos de calmaria no trabalho quando traduzo, mas tá um fim do mundo atrás do outro por agora)
ele até sugere um treino apenas 2x na semana no inicio
A SAMPLE SCHEDULE
If you do both the regular style of exercise and the bottom position movement in the rack, you will be training quite heavily. Be sure to control the total amount of work you do. Keep the sets and reps to a minimum and be sure to follow an abbreviated routine. Don't overdo things. Too much exercise at this stage of the game will be a disaster. A good schedule would be something like the following:
MONDAY 1. Parallel squat (regular style) - 5 x 5 (four progressively heavier warmup sets and one heavy set).
2. Bottom position squats in the rack - five progressively heavier singles, working up to a heavy but not maximum poundage.
3. Barbell curls with a 2î bar - same sets/reps as squats.
4. Grip work - two exercises, two to three sets per exercise.
5. Bent legged situps with heavy dumbbell on chest - one set, 15 to 25 reps.
THURSDAY
1. Deadlifts, trap bar deadlifts, dumbbell deadlifts, power cleans or power pulls (normal style) - same sets/reps as squats.
2. Bench press (regular style) - same sets/reps as squats.
3. Bottom position bench press in rack - preferably with a 3î diameter bar ñ five progressively heavier singles, working up to a heavy but not maximum poundage.
4. Chins, pulldowns, barbell or one arm dumbbell rowing - four progressively heavier sets of five reps, working up to a top poundage for five reps.
5. Grip work - two or three exercises, two or three sets each.
6. Leg raises with weight attached to feet - one set of 15 to 25 reps.
Alternatively, you could do squats on Monday, benches on Wednesday and deadlifts or another back exercise on Friday, working the other exercises in as time and energy dictate.
Um exemplo 3 x na semana
This is the approach I prefer, but many other guys do better on two sessions per week. Give both a try and decide which works best for you. An example of a three day per week program would be as follows:
MONDAY
1. Parallel Squat (regular style) - Three progressively heavier warmup sets (five reps per set), followed by 5/4/3/2/1 (as described in text in this chapter).
2. Bottom position rack squats - five progressively heavier sets of three reps, working up to a tough but not maximum poundage.
3. Standing barbell curls - using a 2î or 3î bar - five progressively heavier singles, working up to a heavy poundage.
4. Grip work - one exercise, three to four sets. 5. Bent legged situps - as described in preceding two day per week program.
WEDNESDAY 1. Bench press (regular style) - same as squats on Monday.
2. Rack bench press - preferably using a 3î diameter bar - 5/4/3/2/1, working up to a heavy but not maximum poundage.
3. Pulldowns or chins - four progressively heavier sets of five reps.
4. Carry heavy sandbag as far as possible - four times, with three to five minutes between carries (if possible, work with a training partner and compete against each other).
FRIDAY
1. Deadlift, trap bar deadlift, power cleans, power pulls or dumbbell deadlift (normal style) - five progressively heavier singles, working up to a heavy but not maximum poundage.
2. Clean and press heavy barrel - five single rep attempts, resting two to three minutes between attempts. If a barrel is not available, use a heavy sandbag.
3. The farmer's walk with heavy dumbbells, beams, logs, sandbags or barrels - four times, for as far as possible on each effort (compete against your training partner if possible).
pode fazer algo nessa linha no 2x uma semana 3 x noutra
MONDAY
1. Parallel squat - five progressively heavier sets of five reps.
2. 1/4 squat - 3 to 4 progressively heavier singles, then five singles with top poundage. (Increase range of motion every 5-6 weeks.)
3. Military press lockouts - five progressively heavier singles. (Increase height every 5-6 weeks.)
4. Farmer's walk - four times, as far as possible
.WEDNESDAY
1. Bottom position power rack bench press - five progressively heavier singles.
2. Pulldowns, chins or barbell row - four progressively heavier sets of five reps.
3. Grip work - 3 or 4 exercises, three or four sets each.
4. Bent legged situps - one set of 15 to 25 crunches with heavy dumbbell on chest.
FRIDAY
1. Top position deadlift or trap bar deadlift, five progressively heavier singles - increase height every five-six weeks.
2. Barrel lift to the shoulder - four or five times to each shoulder.
3. Bearhug heavy sandbag, barrel or anvil and walk as far as possible with it ñ four times.
MONDAY
1. Bottom position squat - five progressively heavier singles.
2.1/4 squat - five progressively heavier singles. (Increase range of motion every 5-6 weeks).
3. Standing barbell curl with 2î or 3î bar - four progressively heavier sets of five reps; alternatively, four or five progressively heavier singles.
4. Shoulder heavy sandbag or barrel and walk or run as far as possible with it. Repeat for a total of four times, or simply go for a set distance - 1/4 to 1/2 mile. If doing a set distance, alternate shoulders so you do roughly the same amount of work with the barrel on the left shoulder as on the right.
THURSDAY
1. Regular bench press - five progressively heavier sets of five reps.
2. Bench press lockouts - five singles with your top poundage (increase range of motion every 5-6 weeks).
3. Top position deadlift or trap bar deadlift - same as in Friday of week one. 4. Grip work - two exercises, four sets each. 5. Bent legged situps - one set of 15 to 25 reps with heavy dumbbell on chest.