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What a jackass 🤦🏽♂️
ОтветитьLike Master Roshi once said, resting is also a form of training.
ОтветитьI don't agree with everything you say all the time but damn if i don't respect you, your work ethic and debunking these 💩influencers. Respect bro.
ОтветитьI did 6 days a week lifting in the evening on top of Marine Corps PT(mostly cardio) in the morning for a solid 5-6 months. You will see faster results but holy hell the burnout is real, never underestimate the importance of recovery
ОтветитьYou are in amazing condition Sean and totally right. Again!
ОтветитьSo 5 days is optimal but 6 is better hmmm how curious
ОтветитьIm so fast i run the Cooper test in 5 min
ОтветитьIt depends on goals. Not everyone is trying to gain as much excess mass as possible
Ответить3-4 for me, the intensity is insane for me, full recovery
Ответить4-5 days/week cycle push pull legs training to failure has worked the best for me. Enough time each day to do all the exercises I need without spending 3hrs in the gym (like upper/lower) and by the time the next p/p/l day happens I'm fully recovered so I can go absolutely all out.
When I did more than that I would slide and get lazy over time, it's better to go fewer times and do it properly than half ass it more times per week
Mike's philosophy was to not live in the gym. Have a life and be good at other things.
ОтветитьBack & Biceps on Mondays - Chest & Triceps on Wednesdays - Legs & Core on Fridays - This leaves Tuesdays and Thursdays free for anything else like Cardio and allows you to have a Social Life on Week Ends...
ОтветитьIt’s amazing how much baloney-material ‘educated’ fitness influencers use to gain attention.
Ответитьhe got the grey background treatment , sean is back .
ОтветитьMike mentzer vibes
Ответить“It’s basic math”
Dude’s trying to lecture us on a subject he failed all the way through high school 😂
My biggest growth was a 2 day split. Hat tip Mike Mentzer
Ответитьnatural ✅
organic ✅
free-range ✅
grass-fed ✅
It all depends on the number of 💉💉
ОтветитьIf youre training how that guy is in the vid you'll need a LOT more than 6x a week lol
ОтветитьHe’s mistaking the inflammation and water retention from the sheer volume of training and high carb intake needed to support it as actual muscle gains. In reality, we all know that’s normal, but he could achieve similar results with much less.
ОтветитьAnd… can we all just take a moment to clock his ROM? Left out the bottom of the movement dude. And in my opinion probably leaning forward too much…
ОтветитьSo good to have Sean back
ОтветитьSorry if I'm dumb but by grass fed he meant he is vegan?
ОтветитьWhenever I go fact check a dumb influencer's comment on strength training, my go to is Sean
Ответитьboth are okay. just adjust intensity levels.
ОтветитьI go 7 just because I have nothing else to do
ОтветитьI train 5 days a week and still know the original posts take is bullshit.
ОтветитьYou eating grass sir? 😂
ОтветитьWhen I started doing more intensive work outs I had to diminish 5 days to 4 days a week. Totally worth it, and the results are there.
ОтветитьSome weeks I workout 3 days, sometimes it’s 6. Everyday I make sure to lift harder than last time. That’s why I make progress
ОтветитьOnce a week for 1.5 hrs keeps me solid. Keep breaking my records feel good. Work hard as a plumbing contractor 👍💪
ОтветитьJust train 10h per day at the construction site
ОтветитьI get ur point but i also dont see what wrong with the guys point like generally it is better to train 4 tk 6 days a week cuz u can focus on more muscles more evenly u wont be training some muscles hella fatigued cuz ur training them after like doing 10 other muscles to failiure yk i think it is better to go 4 to 6 days its js if u cant do that in ur time constraints them its ok to go 3 days aslong as u train to failiure
ОтветитьYou guys are just soft I workout 31.3 hours a day and well over 4000 hours a week do better 😭
ОтветитьThe Shadow
Ответитьi thought you were gonna keep shorts on the shorts channel
ОтветитьI used to train 6 days a week for 2 hours per session. As a natural, it ain't sustainable.
I now train 3-4x times a week, with higher intensity and moderate volume. My gains have improved, and my overall mood is better.
I agree with the other guy tho...if you could lift while yapping comfortably throughout the video or set, you should be training more than three days a week to see good results haha.
ОтветитьWho trains with a watch like that😏
ОтветитьA lot of powerlifters train full body thrice weekly, you just have to go HARD.
ОтветитьI noticed people forgot to mention that when you're on a 3 days per week program you want to do one set to failure for every exercise that you do and beyond failure with either forced reps, Drop sets, Rest Pause, partial reps, or static Holds. Go beyond failure to force the muscles to grow and never train back to Back days. The central nervous system gets taxed as well as the muscular system so you need at least 48 to 72 hours between workouts if your pushing one set to the max and beyond. Remember the body can't take this much intensity for long being natural so every 4-6 weeks do a D-load week. Also, to remember what your doing and not just be guessing what you are doing in the gym, write everything down in a notebook with exercises for the day with sets, and reps performed and try to beat that next time in the gym doing the same exercise for that same body part.
ОтветитьI do 3 days a week and have noticed significant gains than when I trained 5 days a week. My traps are more pronounced, legs look more toned and my body is slimming down as well.
ОтветитьSean is the only trainer i listen to, end of story.
ОтветитьMike mentzer just train two times per week
ОтветитьThe moment he said “burning calories”, you know he’s talking out of his rear end
ОтветитьHot take, a beginner would not train as hard or as efficient as you do, and more rest days means more potential to slack off, meaning 5 days a week training is much better for both habit building and to make sure you do not kill your newbie gains by being a newbie by stacking up volume on volume.
ОтветитьI train full body 2× a week... 2 sets per exercise. I really train though... Slow and steady progress and I'm happy with that. I also have an actual life outside the gym... An ya know a job, family etc crazy right
ОтветитьI swear to god, these fitness influencers get buff, get overconfident and just start saying stupid shit with that confidence. Thank god there are people calling these dumbasses out too
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