Comments on: I feel Like Debating… BEGIN!!!! http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/ Making a stand against Steroids Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:31:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=0.32 by: SpeedyMoney87 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8545942 Tue, 16 Dec 2008 14:13:46 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8545942 Ok so as it stand I have Max-OT, Timer Under Tension, Pyramids, HIT, and Power Lifting. Any other suggestions? Before I bring about an official vote for the suggestions I'd like to also throw in super sets and tri-sets. Ok so as it stand I have Max-OT, Timer Under Tension, Pyramids, HIT, and Power Lifting. Any other suggestions? Before I bring about an official vote for the suggestions I’d like to also throw in super sets and tri-sets.

]]> by: SpeedyMoney87 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8523122 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:22:18 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8523122 What does OT stand for What does OT stand for

]]> by: ninjabill http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8523052 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 20:18:36 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8523052 Okay I'm a complete mutant ...lol I train Shock & Aw. It's a combo between Max-OT and and the muscle memory thearoy. I will pick a body part and do a variation Max-OT... Might up the reps some from the 3-4 reps max to 6-8.... then the next time I work that muscle group...I go lighter weight 10-15 reps per set. Max-OT will produce the Muscle Mass..... then The Muscle Memory routine scupls the Muscle . I also do this so i dont' get bored with the same routines. Real Men Have Mass! Okay I’m a complete mutant …lol I train Shock & Aw. It’s a combo between Max-OT and and the muscle memory thearoy. I will pick a body part and do a variation Max-OT… Might up the reps some from the 3-4 reps max to 6-8…. then the next time I work that muscle group…I go lighter weight 10-15 reps per set. Max-OT will produce the Muscle Mass….. then The Muscle Memory routine scupls the Muscle . I also do this so i dont’ get bored with the same routines.

Real Men Have Mass!

]]> by: SpeedyMoney87 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8522132 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 19:39:42 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8522132 Time undertension is probably known also under another name but its actually the standard that is taught in alot of courses when your becoming a certified trainer. Its where your not so much focusing on how many reps you can get with how much weight, instead your focus is how much weight or via tension can you put on that muscle group for a straight amount of time with no relaxation. Typically the rep range is 6 to 8 reps 3 sets per exercise 3 to 4 excersises per body part. 1 rep will consist of a 3.5 to 4 second negative and a 1.5 to 2 second positive focusing on contracting the musle and making sure the load is being placed on the muscle group your trying to work, instead of lifting too heavy and forcing your body to recruit other muscle groups to perform the exercise. You also end up using alot of core strength to execute stes when done properly. The beauty of this system is while that muscle is under tension no blood is being pumped inot that muscle, so once you've had that muscle under tension for 30 plus seconds and you release or rack the weight within 10 to 20 seconds you will see a pump like no other naturally as the blood flood into the muscle. What's more effecient the man who can only bang out 225 for 15 and takes maybe only 20 seconds to do so maybe 12 seconds are spent where the muscle is truely engaged on lifting the weight and only on the positive side, or the guy who spends 45 seconds with 225 pounds being put on the chest muscle working each muscle fiber on the way up and using that same muscle group to control the weight on the way down as well.? Time undertension is probably known also under another name but its actually the standard that is taught in alot of courses when your becoming a certified trainer. Its where your not so much focusing on how many reps you can get with how much weight, instead your focus is how much weight or via tension can you put on that muscle group for a straight amount of time with no relaxation. Typically the rep range is 6 to 8 reps 3 sets per exercise 3 to 4 excersises per body part. 1 rep will consist of a 3.5 to 4 second negative and a 1.5 to 2 second positive focusing on contracting the musle and making sure the load is being placed on the muscle group your trying to work, instead of lifting too heavy and forcing your body to recruit other muscle groups to perform the exercise. You also end up using alot of core strength to execute stes when done properly. The beauty of this system is while that muscle is under tension no blood is being pumped inot that muscle, so once you’ve had that muscle under tension for 30 plus seconds and you release or rack the weight within 10 to 20 seconds you will see a pump like no other naturally as the blood flood into the muscle. What’s more effecient the man who can only bang out 225 for 15 and takes maybe only 20 seconds to do so maybe 12 seconds are spent where the muscle is truely engaged on lifting the weight and only on the positive side, or the guy who spends 45 seconds with 225 pounds being put on the chest muscle working each muscle fiber on the way up and using that same muscle group to control the weight on the way down as well.?

]]> by: cjacks9 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8521672 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 19:22:06 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8521672 Time under tension? Can you elaborate? Time under tension? Can you elaborate?

]]> by: SpeedyMoney87 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8521162 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 18:57:49 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8521162 Describe the HIT system I'm not fimiliar with.. On that note I'd like to suggest debating The Time under tension style compared to power lifting style less reps 4 to 6 sets, focusing on expplosiveness So we have 1-Pyramid 1-HIT 1-Time Under Tension 1-Power Lifting Describe the HIT system I’m not fimiliar with..

On that note I’d like to suggest debating The Time under tension style compared to power lifting style less reps 4 to 6 sets, focusing on expplosiveness

So we have

1-Pyramid
1-HIT
1-Time Under Tension
1-Power Lifting

]]> by: el Muerte http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8520922 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 18:50:21 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8520922 I like thhe HIT system. The strength and and muscle gains are always apparent, plus the intensity is second to none. I like thhe HIT system. The strength and and muscle gains are always apparent, plus the intensity is second to none.

]]> by: SpeedyMoney87 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8520882 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 18:49:19 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8520882 K 1 vote for the pyramid Tell me two different ones so we can get a good base going K 1 vote for the pyramid
Tell me two different ones so we can get a good base going

]]> by: cjacks9 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8520832 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 18:47:10 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/SpeedyMoney87/2008/12/15/i-feel-like-debating-begin/#comment-8520832 I like the pyramid method of training, stimulates both fast and slow twitch muscle fibers. I like the pyramid method of training, stimulates both fast and slow twitch muscle fibers.

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