How to Get the Fastest Results Out of Your 3 Day Workout Routine
There are so many people out there following a 3 day workout routine week in and week out, but they are not experiencing the results they want.
There are also tons of people out there who train all year through and only gain 5 to 10 pounds a year.
Let's be honest.
Training in a gym is hard work, as is creating the body we want.
Some people are very lucky and have the right circumstances and achieve satisfactory results with their 3 day workout routine.
Most of us battle away and hardly see and change in our bodies except feeling a little stronger.
If you had to ask yourself this question.
You have the choice of seeing the same results in your 3 day workout routine or change a couple of techniques and see a 20 - 30 pound gain of solid muscle per year, which 3 day workout routine would you follow? Now most people seem to think that gaining 20 pounds of solid muscle a year on a 3 day workout routine is completely impossible.
Well if you are following the wrong routine with the wrong philosophy to training, you would be correct.
That being said there are many people out there that do accomplish this each and every year and no, they are not just professional bodybuilders.
They are normal people who given time and the correct training methodologies achieve their targeted training outcomes every year.
To give you an idea of what I am talking about, consider the following training principles that are commonly believed cornerstones of virtually every 3 day workout routine.
If you want to cut then use light weight for high repetitions or to bulk use heavy weights with low repetitions.
First off a muscle can only grow if you subject it to overload.
I am sure you have heard that before.
Now hear this.
Your body can only do one of four things.
Gain or lose fat and gain or lose muscle.
You are either bulking up during your 3 day workout routine or you are cutting.
The only way to get muscle is to smash out heavy sets with maximum repetitions to force your muscle to grow.
Then the only thing left is to reduce your body fat percentage to reveal the muscle.
That is it.
You cannot tone a fat arm! You either get rid of the fat or build the muscle bigger.
It is these little nuances that can completely reverse all your training efforts in a 3 day workout routine.
If you are one degree off, trust me after one year that will be a huge difference.
There are also tons of people out there who train all year through and only gain 5 to 10 pounds a year.
Let's be honest.
Training in a gym is hard work, as is creating the body we want.
Some people are very lucky and have the right circumstances and achieve satisfactory results with their 3 day workout routine.
Most of us battle away and hardly see and change in our bodies except feeling a little stronger.
If you had to ask yourself this question.
You have the choice of seeing the same results in your 3 day workout routine or change a couple of techniques and see a 20 - 30 pound gain of solid muscle per year, which 3 day workout routine would you follow? Now most people seem to think that gaining 20 pounds of solid muscle a year on a 3 day workout routine is completely impossible.
Well if you are following the wrong routine with the wrong philosophy to training, you would be correct.
That being said there are many people out there that do accomplish this each and every year and no, they are not just professional bodybuilders.
They are normal people who given time and the correct training methodologies achieve their targeted training outcomes every year.
To give you an idea of what I am talking about, consider the following training principles that are commonly believed cornerstones of virtually every 3 day workout routine.
If you want to cut then use light weight for high repetitions or to bulk use heavy weights with low repetitions.
First off a muscle can only grow if you subject it to overload.
I am sure you have heard that before.
Now hear this.
Your body can only do one of four things.
Gain or lose fat and gain or lose muscle.
You are either bulking up during your 3 day workout routine or you are cutting.
The only way to get muscle is to smash out heavy sets with maximum repetitions to force your muscle to grow.
Then the only thing left is to reduce your body fat percentage to reveal the muscle.
That is it.
You cannot tone a fat arm! You either get rid of the fat or build the muscle bigger.
It is these little nuances that can completely reverse all your training efforts in a 3 day workout routine.
If you are one degree off, trust me after one year that will be a huge difference.
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