This program is great for beginners to intermediate lifters looking to fully take advantage of their “newbie gains” phase. The program revolves around what most new lifters really need to focus on: tracking and progressing big “Meat and Potatoes” exercises. The high frequency of body parts trained will allow you to arguably progress much faster than you could with the typical “bro split”. This program can also have merit for advancement lifters low on time. Personally, if I could only train 2-3 times a week, I would likely utilize a full body program.
**Double Drop set on this last set. (First set will be in the prescribed 8-12 rep range. For each drop set, drop the weight enough to hit at least 10 reps each drop)
B1
high incline smith machine press
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
**Double Drop set on this last set. (First set will be in the prescribed 8-12 rep range. For each drop set, drop the weight enough to hit at least 10 reps each drop)
B2
neutral grip machine pull down
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
*B1 and B2 are superset
C1
single-arm preacher curls
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
C2
cross cable triceps extensions
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
D1
hack squats
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
D2
Lying leg curls
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
E1
RDLs
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
**Double Drop set on this last set. (First set will be in the prescribed 8-12 rep range. For each drop set, drop the weight enough to hit at least 10 reps each drop)
F1
hip-loaded calf extensions
Sets 2Reps 6-8Rest 2-3 minutes
**Double Drop set on this last set. (First set will be in the prescribed 8-12 rep range. For each drop set, drop the weight enough to hit at least 10 reps each drop)