13/08/2024
Training shouldn’t have to be complicated.
It says Master S&C fundamentals but really this could mean anyone that’s wants to get into serious training. By serious I mean building a solid strength and conditioning foundation within the body. This split covers all the essentials and the only adjustment needed is the reps, sets, load and rest. This will be dependant on where you are right now with training experience/ability and where you want to go…
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Either way, I would advise athletes to reduce the amount of exercises/movements they are doing and just focus on the ones that create the biggest gains/results. Once you figure those ones out, your allocated time for training will yield more results in the same time frame. Unless you are rehabbing an injury or targeting a specific movement for a competition/show, focus on those exercises that have a wide training effect. Your training movement library should be less than 20 quality exercises until specificity is required.
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I just witnessed someone do 6 different exercises to train the same body part. If you did it right on the first one, you wouldn’t be able to do the other exercises and in addition they would be sub-par and pointless. Quality over quantity always and compound lifts always have win over the long term.