Youre really doing a good job and I enjoyed your hybrid diet but i think youre missing a key element in your hybrid muscle building.. Sprint 8 exercise!! Just my 2 cents though gj and thx for teaching people to have better lives! btw the seals do similar with a 12x30% 8x80% 6x90% type of program.. doing endurance with reps and 30% of ur muscles then 8 at 80% etc.. to grow nervous system its 6x90% doing this stimulates the muscles in 3 different ways by doing 5 sets of the same exercise
I get the idea of your concept but I'm unclear on how I'd break the workout down for each body part. I usually do chest/tri ,back/bis, legs/shoulders then take a day off. My main goal is to pack on muscle, but obviously not sloppy muscle. That being said; how do i decide which exercise I workout in more of water type of workout since my main goal is overall size gain?
I hope you and all your visitors get my question. I welcome and will be thankful for any feedback I can get.
After watching these videos, I thought to myself "Hmm, I wonder if I can apply these principles to my anaerobic conditioning workouts?" I can, and it feels like I've just stepped on a landmine.
On a serious note though, cheers for the info, it's let me step up my training intensity a good deal.
Lets say i increase all my workouts by 10 every set.. as in first set of benching is 160 for 8-10 reps and 2nd set is 170 for 8-10 reps and 3rd is 180 for 8-10 reps and i apply that to all workouts, curls, deadlifts, flys, pulldowns etc. Is that a good way to train?
well i need to build muscle. i been training 4 about a year, im 5ft 10. but im only 10 stone. building muscle is really hard 4 me. however i noticed i dont lack strength. i can press 60kg weight on barbell n 4 my size, i would say im stronger than most ppl my weight due to my intense physical job
Well im girl nd 17 (is that too late?) and I wanna start learning all kinds of martial arts (I dont need to master it, I wanna combine it all, for street fighting (not illegal ones), so I could get away in pinch)
So I need parkour workouts, cuz want to be able to jump really high...
But first want to build up my muscle nd stamina, so Im strong type, but I want to be able to kick hard, fast and many times? what training should I get?
This video help and give me ideas about the types of muscles and training building, But im doing now is probely type one, but its that included when u training ur stomach in type one training or hybird?
personally, i do 5X5 at the moment, training for strength with size. doing compound lifts 3 times a week (mon, wed, fri).
indeed, i don't like the whole bulking - cutting thing, i want to get stronger, bigger and leaner at the same time, but was told it isn't possible. you say it is, which i think is cool, but i'm scepticle about it.
what if you did all 3 in one day? because i want to hit all my muscles and get bigger, stronger and leaner.
so for e.g. monday: chest + triceps: do a strength building exercise, and then do muscle building excersises and then do like the burnout cardio kinda excersise. would that work?
hi am kinda of board of the same body building routines(5 excersizes-3 set of 8-12) i would like some strength and and bulk . Can i do my routines (mon.back... tues.chest.... Wed shoulders :).thus arms and fri. Legs)whith your power program for 1 week and then back το my program?so this is what i would do for a power shoulder workout.... 5 x 5 rear shoulder presses. 4x 6 side raises . 3 sets 5 front raises ... 3x 5 rear delts and shrugs 3x5
The Program is working very well man, thank you! In and out of the gym within an hour or I will workout before or after MMA training. Im a heavyweight that doesnt want to be big and slow so thanks!
how can i incorporate this into my excercise programes? i dont want to be doin water for back. fire for shoulders and hybrid for chest. do i have to split up bodyparts? thanks
elliott, would you consider the P90X program as a 3 or 4 workout? I am this time around going to be using heavier weights for 6-10 reps instead of the program's recommended 8-10. i really want to get big for next year;s football season (5'8.5'', 14 years old 153lbs)
my names dakota thomas and im a senior in highschool and im deffinently a fire type. i can squat 515 paralell and bench 345 but when i have to run a mile im dying.
the type of training that i use is high intensity with rep ranges like 4-4-2 or if im going higher reps id do a 10-8-6 workout. im concerned with the amount of sets i do for my core lifts, when you use an example of a strength workout you always say 5 of 5 but i always stick to 3 sets so i was wondering if i should up the sets?
this seems very cool what i was gunna try doing starting tomorrow was doing the 5 sets of 5 style aproach per exercise but make the session pretty short about half an hour to 45 minutes i'd say and stick to big compound movements to secrete the maximum amount of HGH and testosterone so dead lifts, squats, dips, pull ups, rows stuff like that does that sound cool to you? im working on strength and size (strength is VERY important to me as im a rugby player) Cheers
i honestly.. don't know where like on the spectrum :S are there exercises which i can do which prove that im a fire or water? or is it determined by my goals..
and say i am a water.. does it mean.. i would get a better response from my body if i do water exercises?
elliot, at the moment i train each day by body part so monday-chest, tuesday-back etc. should i pick a single machine for each muscle rather than 3 so monday would be strength training with a single machine so chest flat bench, back lateral pulldown, shoulders-military press etc tuesday would be samee workouts just low intesity, or should i keep each day for each muscle but that week would be strength training and the week after would be bodybuolding so lower intensity?
I found out for my body and possibly for similar smaller framed individuals...rest is very under rated. Tendons and ligaments don't heal as fast as muscle tissue...and REST is major concern....keep it in mind when training skinny dood.l cheers
So far I've had good results with this program. At 5"11 140lbs.
I have 240 lbs back squat.
315 lbs deadlift,
185 lbs clean and push press and
185 lbs bench.
Prior I was off for about 4 weeks due to tendonitis (both shoulder and quad) from westside barbell type training. (4 day split with no gear..not that I've ever used it before). Prior to that I worked crossfit for a few months.
Well My training consists of no breaks, what I do to train myself everyday run around a track 8 miles then go into a gym use my max weights that I already found from previous usage of the gym, such as peck deck , one of my favorites I do 60kg 10 times, then leg press max 10 times, and use all the equipment like this then repeat until I almost vomit.
Because the "fire type" = higher intensity = heavier weights. More intense workouts target what you call the fast twitch muscles, those are the ones that grow faster and bigger.
Eh my routine is 3 muscle groups a day. 6-8reps 80% 1rep max 60sec rest. 3-4 sets. 45mins moderate intensity cardio. Every 4mins I do 1minute high burst of as hard as I can like high resistance ect. That's about it. So with this I usually get all my muscle groups done by Wednesday (if I started Monday), take Thursday off then repeat Friday-Sunday.
I like the fire side of things. I am currently doing the typical cycle of chest/shoulders/tri, back/bies, Legs I do this on a 2 week rotation because is works with my schedule
days
1. chest 2. back 3. legs 4. chest
5 back 6.rest 7. legs 8. chest
9. back 10. rest 11. rest 12. rest
13. chest 14, rest
pre and post meals are the key!!!
start rotation 2 with back and follow similar routine.
This is pretty interesting. I think I had been doing this subconsciously as I tend to think about intensity a little more holistically. For example, high intensity to me means high power out put which just means the amount of work done per unit of time. This can be increased by either increasing the work done with more weight or reps or by lowering the time it takes to complete the session or both. Every few sessions I would change one of the parameters in my training depending on my goals.
Your program looks really intersesting and I really want to get it I just have one question? In your videos theres always people using huge tires, sandbags, sledge hammers, chains and although I would love to do a workout like that I wouldn't have anywhere to put all that stuff and its not at my gym. So what i'm asking is, can i do your workout without that stuff or are those things kind of the whole point to your program?
I think I'm bout a 2. I usually do higher reps during workouts since I'm trying to cut the fat for more definition. My workouts right now include huge circuits. I do four chest exercises in a row unitl failure which is around 8-12 reps then 5 shoulder exercises in a row same deal (really trying to get that v in the shoulder) for day one. Day 2 i got legs with squats and calf raises. Day 3 is 3 back exercise circuit and 3 bicep exercise circuit. Day 4 shoulders and tricep circuits. Day 5 abs.
Nice!! My Workouts are mixed up -"heavy" Lifts (Snatch/Clean)+Squat---then Kettlebell Workout Longcycle or Snatch. some Sandbag shouldering some Deadlift some Gripwork some Pull ups at ropes
i do heavy bodybuilding workouts , and it has worked for me , 4 times a week , never do cardio except for ten minutes before i start weight lifting . Sometimes i workout on the weekends but less intensity... i need something like this program but i dont even know where to start to create it , and i need to make my equipment like kegs ans stuf , i already got sones like atlas stones in my back yard but i need to make some more stuff and by some weightlgiting gear like weight plates and stuf
I'm kinda between, i do 5x5 on my core exercises (bench, deadlifts and squats) and 3 sets of 10 reps for all my other exercises throughout each session
freaking genius. i gotta say i already trained like this b4 i heard about this guy but it took me ages to put it together. spent like 3 months on reading books and scientific papers (studying biology at a university). he rly puts it together understandably. genius. keep up the good work
How do you do High Intensity and High Volume at the same time (day 1)? If you're lifting around 90% of your max, how can you be able to do so many reps/sets? And if you have to lower the weight to make it higher volume, then what's the different between that and Low Intensity/High Volume Training? Just curious.
I would describe myself as a 3 person, I really do wanna increase strength but don't wanna get huge. Probably just focus myself on the strength training you have listed and probably some of the tuesday no.2 muscle building.
hey bro, i found this video very helpful, and your easy to listen too , and we can see by the fact that your strong that u know what ur talkin about...thanks for your services, i suscibed....also i was doing alot of muscle building, but now im more into deadlifts, presses, squats and shit like that to get bigger...and its worked like crazy i went from 165 to 175.....i reccomend to people exactly this except instead of switchin it up every day, i tell them to swtich it up every 2 weeks....thanks
600-700g of carbs ,but i eat around 500g of carbs before 4pm,then eat a 100g carb meal with protien,1 hour post workout and drink my shake and take my creatine,5min post
days on:600-700g carbs 120-145g of fat 250-300g of protien
off days:450-500g of carbs 145g of fat 300g-330g of protien
I eat very clean,ive gained weight but leaned out,
And on 2 of my off days,i am currently doing my speed ladders,resistance sprints ,football drills and am doing curcuit cardio,
On my days off i drop my carbs 100g
and throw in 20g more of fat-mostly almonds and add 50g more of protien,
on my days i weigth train,im trainign at 4pm so i am basically eating 70-80% of my carbs before 4,and use em for my workout,then decend my carbs slowly till i hit the sack
Yes im fallowing westside barbell outline but i modified it to what makes me work, i find thaty i recover pretty fast,and have to add more assistance excersices and overload some of them,thats why i added rep days, when i do pushups with chains and pullups with chain,rope recline pulls with chains on me, etc etc
I use body weight and overload with mostly chains and i also include speed training that days,since i am hitting 10-25 reps on various ecersices i am gaining lean mass,gettin endurance
eat to get the results u are talking about,becuase with all thje strenght im gaining ,i Am leaning out and not gettin fatter but id like to see improvement in my leaness,not to mention ,Im only 16 years old but have bine training since i was 13
Hope u could post a nutrition video for this program or respond back
thanks
BY the way great vid and sorry for the longgg commenting
Ive bine useing bands anc chains for a while now ,and have bine gettin great results i boosted my bench from 225x2 to 315x3 within 4 months,now im really curious about your program ,as i think i am doing short the same thing ,doing upper body and lower body strenght days, and then lower and upper body rep days/speed
My question ive bine gaining size and gettin stronger,but i am leaning out so slow,which is good im leaning out at all im about 18 %bf right now,the question is nutrition,how do u
Hey elliot, IM currently 310 pnds and play football for season, ive bien strenght training for some time,and i see what u mean by this video,ive gained massive ammount fo strenght especially in the last 2 years i training,but have not gained size,the program your relating to hybrid mustle,i am fallowing a westside barbell program,but witht he speed day i add rep days,when i do alot of pushups and pullups with chains,since i do em in in many sets of 10 reps, but overload them with chains
I find this information vital for anyone looking for a program that suits them accordingly. Another great video, thanks Elliot, fire/water training and hybrid training made simple!
Great stuff Elliot, I train more for the strrength aspect, but as you have pointed out before, I'm starting to pack on some extra weight that is not so lean. I look forward to tweaking my program with this info. Thanks
So it's basically a Concurrent-setup with the option of emphasizing certain aspects (the fri/sat workouts) with athletes in mind? It makes sense. Currently I'm in-season (rugby) and using the 5/3/1-method (I'd think you know it - it's made by Wendler at Elite). I'm assuming your 'Hybrid' as outlined in the video is meant for off/pre-season?
depends on your objective... if you need to simply maintain strength (not build size, power, endurance) during the in-season (which, is a great idea) -- then power lifting using 5/3/1 is perfect.
@strengthcamp Can power cleans power snatches and deadlift for reps be the same as a day three workout? what other kind of things can I do? Thanks man
@triisgaard hey mate do you mind telling me more about how doing the 5/3/1 method for rugby has been going for you? i'm thinking about doing it as well and just need you opinion on it and other training programs that you've done if you've done any other ones.
@N41MUN94 5/3/1 is fine. In-season I lift twice a week with squat/bench press on Mondays and deadlift/press on Wednesdays with limited assistance exercises done by feel. I've reduced the monthly progression by 50%. I do some sort of conditioning afterward. This works pretty well for me.
You should read everything from Bill Starr and Mark Rippetoe.
Im always training on the functional stregnth side because thats what I need most, I dont exceptionally stand out physically but im stronger than alot of guys who look alot more muscular than me.
I have aquestion, is it possible to break this program up by weeks? For example one week strength, next hypertrophy and so on? Or would this make the program useless? I am doing a program similar to this as on my 3 day I rest and come back day 4 and do functional training. I like this inof bro, keep it up and I will definitely soak it in.
The reason why I would keep ALL strength qualities running every week is to keep the FREQUENCY high.... if you hit "strength" work one week and then not hit it again for 4 weeks it is going to be very difficult to progress.
For me, Ive always trained purely for the muscle building aspect, which is really to my detriment because i look really strong, but i'm not as strong as my friends who are a lot smaller.
awesome vid :D right now I lean more toward water training. Im 35, my joints arent supple anymore, i rest 1-2 minutes each set. usually my first set is around 15 reps. i use slow tempo. 10 yrs ago, I used to do all pl training, squat day, bench day, deadlift day, 3-5 reps, 5 minutes rest, each set grind grind grind with 90%+ weight. My knees and back got beat up after a few years. I blew out my knee(unrelated), now I train light+lots, with slow tempo and little rest. love your videos bro :D
Youre really doing a good job and I enjoyed your hybrid diet but i think youre missing a key element in your hybrid muscle building.. Sprint 8 exercise!! Just my 2 cents though gj and thx for teaching people to have better lives! btw the seals do similar with a 12x30% 8x80% 6x90% type of program.. doing endurance with reps and 30% of ur muscles then 8 at 80% etc.. to grow nervous system its 6x90% doing this stimulates the muscles in 3 different ways by doing 5 sets of the same exercise
lordbahari 5 days ago
@lordbahari 2x12x30% 2x8x80% 6x90% then switch with another program that is STRICTLY high reps with everything and thats the seals ''muscle'' program
lordbahari 5 days ago
I get the idea of your concept but I'm unclear on how I'd break the workout down for each body part. I usually do chest/tri ,back/bis, legs/shoulders then take a day off. My main goal is to pack on muscle, but obviously not sloppy muscle. That being said; how do i decide which exercise I workout in more of water type of workout since my main goal is overall size gain?
I hope you and all your visitors get my question. I welcome and will be thankful for any feedback I can get.
Thanks!
1ASMA3 2 weeks ago
great videos on Lean Hybrid Muscle building. Yo Elliott what are some "day 3 strongman/functional training" exercises that I could do in a gym?
badkarma1043 3 months ago
Thank you Elliot, you b*stard.
After watching these videos, I thought to myself "Hmm, I wonder if I can apply these principles to my anaerobic conditioning workouts?" I can, and it feels like I've just stepped on a landmine.
On a serious note though, cheers for the info, it's let me step up my training intensity a good deal.
AkiraKunitachi 6 months ago
very useful information elliot thanks
RealspitHiphop604 6 months ago
Lets say i increase all my workouts by 10 every set.. as in first set of benching is 160 for 8-10 reps and 2nd set is 170 for 8-10 reps and 3rd is 180 for 8-10 reps and i apply that to all workouts, curls, deadlifts, flys, pulldowns etc. Is that a good way to train?
metallicarules25 6 months ago
well i need to build muscle. i been training 4 about a year, im 5ft 10. but im only 10 stone. building muscle is really hard 4 me. however i noticed i dont lack strength. i can press 60kg weight on barbell n 4 my size, i would say im stronger than most ppl my weight due to my intense physical job
mahjigger123 7 months ago
Well im girl nd 17 (is that too late?) and I wanna start learning all kinds of martial arts (I dont need to master it, I wanna combine it all, for street fighting (not illegal ones), so I could get away in pinch)
So I need parkour workouts, cuz want to be able to jump really high...
But first want to build up my muscle nd stamina, so Im strong type, but I want to be able to kick hard, fast and many times? what training should I get?
MinniAkkiChan 8 months ago
This video help and give me ideas about the types of muscles and training building, But im doing now is probely type one, but its that included when u training ur stomach in type one training or hybird?
mashteralriz 9 months ago
wth, isn't that overtraining?
personally, i do 5X5 at the moment, training for strength with size. doing compound lifts 3 times a week (mon, wed, fri).
indeed, i don't like the whole bulking - cutting thing, i want to get stronger, bigger and leaner at the same time, but was told it isn't possible. you say it is, which i think is cool, but i'm scepticle about it.
what about nutrition?
kevtje2k 10 months ago
what if you did all 3 in one day? because i want to hit all my muscles and get bigger, stronger and leaner.
so for e.g. monday: chest + triceps: do a strength building exercise, and then do muscle building excersises and then do like the burnout cardio kinda excersise. would that work?
ShamW00H00 10 months ago
lol most gangster music
boby6 10 months ago
hi am kinda of board of the same body building routines(5 excersizes-3 set of 8-12) i would like some strength and and bulk . Can i do my routines (mon.back... tues.chest.... Wed shoulders :).thus arms and fri. Legs)whith your power program for 1 week and then back το my program?so this is what i would do for a power shoulder workout.... 5 x 5 rear shoulder presses. 4x 6 side raises . 3 sets 5 front raises ... 3x 5 rear delts and shrugs 3x5
TheCRAZYGREEK89 11 months ago
how many calories do u recommend for a 21 year old? 6'4 around 210..i lift and run
Linky360 11 months ago
are these workouts you are describing full body workout sessions? Mon Tues Wed Saturday - are they full body training sessions?
leonharts 11 months ago
This program is genius, combing macro and micro cycles in a week is genius
bicaj05 1 year ago
The Program is working very well man, thank you! In and out of the gym within an hour or I will workout before or after MMA training. Im a heavyweight that doesnt want to be big and slow so thanks!
JCanmor 1 year ago
how can i incorporate this into my excercise programes? i dont want to be doin water for back. fire for shoulders and hybrid for chest. do i have to split up bodyparts? thanks
lscmysteryman 1 year ago
elliott, would you consider the P90X program as a 3 or 4 workout? I am this time around going to be using heavier weights for 6-10 reps instead of the program's recommended 8-10. i really want to get big for next year;s football season (5'8.5'', 14 years old 153lbs)
TheBeastRhino 1 year ago
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nikolatesla08 1 year ago
my names dakota thomas and im a senior in highschool and im deffinently a fire type. i can squat 515 paralell and bench 345 but when i have to run a mile im dying.
the type of training that i use is high intensity with rep ranges like 4-4-2 or if im going higher reps id do a 10-8-6 workout. im concerned with the amount of sets i do for my core lifts, when you use an example of a strength workout you always say 5 of 5 but i always stick to 3 sets so i was wondering if i should up the sets?
16dakota 1 year ago
Uh..... why dont u get some rest between workouts? o.O i mean monday wednesday friday and cardio on off days lke 30 mins.
KiriouSs 1 year ago
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KiriouSs 1 year ago
this seems very cool what i was gunna try doing starting tomorrow was doing the 5 sets of 5 style aproach per exercise but make the session pretty short about half an hour to 45 minutes i'd say and stick to big compound movements to secrete the maximum amount of HGH and testosterone so dead lifts, squats, dips, pull ups, rows stuff like that does that sound cool to you? im working on strength and size (strength is VERY important to me as im a rugby player) Cheers
star364150lissss 1 year ago
i honestly.. don't know where like on the spectrum :S are there exercises which i can do which prove that im a fire or water? or is it determined by my goals..
and say i am a water.. does it mean.. i would get a better response from my body if i do water exercises?
(yes i am aware im new to this =D )
6computer9 1 year ago
@6computer9 do like big compound movements for the core of your workouts - deadlifts, bench presses, bent over rows, chin ups, and overhead presses.
LTMagic21 1 year ago
elliot, at the moment i train each day by body part so monday-chest, tuesday-back etc. should i pick a single machine for each muscle rather than 3 so monday would be strength training with a single machine so chest flat bench, back lateral pulldown, shoulders-military press etc tuesday would be samee workouts just low intesity, or should i keep each day for each muscle but that week would be strength training and the week after would be bodybuolding so lower intensity?
motivation211 1 year ago
I found out for my body and possibly for similar smaller framed individuals...rest is very under rated. Tendons and ligaments don't heal as fast as muscle tissue...and REST is major concern....keep it in mind when training skinny dood.l cheers
coolintake 1 year ago
Here's Why:
So far I've had good results with this program. At 5"11 140lbs.
I have 240 lbs back squat.
315 lbs deadlift,
185 lbs clean and push press and
185 lbs bench.
Prior I was off for about 4 weeks due to tendonitis (both shoulder and quad) from westside barbell type training. (4 day split with no gear..not that I've ever used it before). Prior to that I worked crossfit for a few months.
coolintake 1 year ago
Elliot, your vid is interesting! I have been training in a similar fashion for the past 4 weeks.
Here's my feedback: the program works very well for me on 3 day workout/week with focus on strength and power. (2 on 1 off).
Day1: max effort - (strength) lower body
Day2: dynamic effort upper body - more bodybuilding than speed work.
Day3: OFF
Day4: max power day (alternating power clean, hang clean, olympic clean)
coolintake 1 year ago
Well My training consists of no breaks, what I do to train myself everyday run around a track 8 miles then go into a gym use my max weights that I already found from previous usage of the gym, such as peck deck , one of my favorites I do 60kg 10 times, then leg press max 10 times, and use all the equipment like this then repeat until I almost vomit.
KakashiOwnage 1 year ago
my workouts usually consist of long to mid distance of miles, with speedwork twice a week. Lite lifting with lots of reps, and short breaks.
CheatFate 1 year ago
thanx dude what you said there really made a lot of sense. im gona think over how im doing my training now.
OceanBlueKeys 1 year ago
Rly some interesting stuff uve got there, thx
Boomreable 1 year ago
this is the best advice on training ive ever heard most bb mags have routine that pro do that an rugular guy like myself cant
bob2012isfake 1 year ago
wow wow wow, This is like the whole secret behind hybrid workout....that pretty much is like for free?!?! =O
THExxxMEANxxxCRITIC 1 year ago
FrogmortonHotchkiss... It's not a freak stuff... It's called ATTITUDE!
jaimemillan 1 year ago
This is a GREAT video...
I'm right now mixing the WSB Conjugate method with Crossfit.
Constant variety, functional exercises and INTENSITY, intensity, intensity.
mikemarin106 2 years ago
i get better mucle growth from fire type....???why???
wormsgarrett1 2 years ago
Because the "fire type" = higher intensity = heavier weights. More intense workouts target what you call the fast twitch muscles, those are the ones that grow faster and bigger.
OceanBlueKeys 1 year ago
great video interesting break down of athletic types, dont be to long with the next 1
mrchly 2 years ago
Eh my routine is 3 muscle groups a day. 6-8reps 80% 1rep max 60sec rest. 3-4 sets. 45mins moderate intensity cardio. Every 4mins I do 1minute high burst of as hard as I can like high resistance ect. That's about it. So with this I usually get all my muscle groups done by Wednesday (if I started Monday), take Thursday off then repeat Friday-Sunday.
TheMasochrist 2 years ago
For Example my Chest workout:
Benchpress 3Sets with 3reps
Incline Benchpress 3Sets with 8-10reps
Incline Flys 3Sets with 8-10reps
Incline Pushups 3Sets with 15-100reps
So i do Fire and Water!
GeneticBeast16 2 years ago
Great video man got me thinking of some stuff I can do now.
Leathal752 2 years ago
I like the fire side of things. I am currently doing the typical cycle of chest/shoulders/tri, back/bies, Legs I do this on a 2 week rotation because is works with my schedule
days
1. chest 2. back 3. legs 4. chest
5 back 6.rest 7. legs 8. chest
9. back 10. rest 11. rest 12. rest
13. chest 14, rest
pre and post meals are the key!!!
start rotation 2 with back and follow similar routine.
rampart38 2 years ago
nice dude this helps a lot
madman720ap 2 years ago
This is pretty interesting. I think I had been doing this subconsciously as I tend to think about intensity a little more holistically. For example, high intensity to me means high power out put which just means the amount of work done per unit of time. This can be increased by either increasing the work done with more weight or reps or by lowering the time it takes to complete the session or both. Every few sessions I would change one of the parameters in my training depending on my goals.
gwss76 2 years ago
Looks like overtraining to me. Okay if you are a freak of nature or on steroids.
FrogmortonHotchkiss 2 years ago
Your program looks really intersesting and I really want to get it I just have one question? In your videos theres always people using huge tires, sandbags, sledge hammers, chains and although I would love to do a workout like that I wouldn't have anywhere to put all that stuff and its not at my gym. So what i'm asking is, can i do your workout without that stuff or are those things kind of the whole point to your program?
bulls07fan 2 years ago
I think I'm bout a 2. I usually do higher reps during workouts since I'm trying to cut the fat for more definition. My workouts right now include huge circuits. I do four chest exercises in a row unitl failure which is around 8-12 reps then 5 shoulder exercises in a row same deal (really trying to get that v in the shoulder) for day one. Day 2 i got legs with squats and calf raises. Day 3 is 3 back exercise circuit and 3 bicep exercise circuit. Day 4 shoulders and tricep circuits. Day 5 abs.
bulls07fan 2 years ago
MrLiftitup 2 years ago
u might wanna work on some cardio there mr. swoll or when your 40 your going to look like a saggy peice of beef jerky
tylerbowler1 2 years ago
i do heavy bodybuilding workouts , and it has worked for me , 4 times a week , never do cardio except for ten minutes before i start weight lifting . Sometimes i workout on the weekends but less intensity... i need something like this program but i dont even know where to start to create it , and i need to make my equipment like kegs ans stuf , i already got sones like atlas stones in my back yard but i need to make some more stuff and by some weightlgiting gear like weight plates and stuf
natan33rosengaus 2 years ago
I'm kinda between, i do 5x5 on my core exercises (bench, deadlifts and squats) and 3 sets of 10 reps for all my other exercises throughout each session
JosiahR1 2 years ago
i do more of fire execpt i get about 9 or ten reps in instead of 3-5, nut im deffinatly trying this out thanks
wowimcool27 2 years ago
I lean towards fire.
I've gained alot of hyrid muscle though over the past few months. I do workouts like this
2-6 exercises
Pull-ups and squat 5 reps each keep going for 10 minutes
Tricep push downs and lunges 5 each keep going for 10 minutes
Military Press and deadlift 5 each keep going for 10 minutes
finish up with a complex.
If after a while you can't do 5 reps go down 4 then 3 and so on.
Another thing I do is just heavy weights 3-8 reps with alot of sets. Things like 8x3 and 5x5
emarocuban94 2 years ago
If I want to build muscle and lose fat do I eat more calories than I burn or less?
Ps. I'm about a 3.
Hypertrophy workouts 5 times per week (30-45 min), cardio 2 times per week (30min)
Duscas100 2 years ago
freaking genius. i gotta say i already trained like this b4 i heard about this guy but it took me ages to put it together. spent like 3 months on reading books and scientific papers (studying biology at a university). he rly puts it together understandably. genius. keep up the good work
angrypirate89 2 years ago
Hiye!! you are absolutely crazy!! but i will start that tomorrow cos i am absolutely crazy too.
jumboon 2 years ago
i start with 1set of 20rep squats
then go into (3sets of 10reps) of the following:
wide chins,
DB chest press,
DB shoulder press,
Dips,
Pull-ups
How could I tailor this to more Hybrid-style training?
Noah97 2 years ago
awesome im very exited for the next videos, thanks
mehrdadofsky 2 years ago
How do you do High Intensity and High Volume at the same time (day 1)? If you're lifting around 90% of your max, how can you be able to do so many reps/sets? And if you have to lower the weight to make it higher volume, then what's the different between that and Low Intensity/High Volume Training? Just curious.
ImBobTheCat 2 years ago
i just wana build muscle but would doing an intense leg workout then some heavy benching be good for strength?
millarsnotdead 2 years ago
I would describe myself as a 3 person, I really do wanna increase strength but don't wanna get huge. Probably just focus myself on the strength training you have listed and probably some of the tuesday no.2 muscle building.
Thanks for the video as well, very informative.
k0narti5t 2 years ago
hey bro, i found this video very helpful, and your easy to listen too , and we can see by the fact that your strong that u know what ur talkin about...thanks for your services, i suscibed....also i was doing alot of muscle building, but now im more into deadlifts, presses, squats and shit like that to get bigger...and its worked like crazy i went from 165 to 175.....i reccomend to people exactly this except instead of switchin it up every day, i tell them to swtich it up every 2 weeks....thanks
ravenscity 2 years ago
i would discribe myself as a #5 person
justonesinglesecond 2 years ago
keep makin vids
polishprince87 2 years ago
Me and my friend here are eating about 6 meals a day consuming are weight in protein and getting plenty of rest.
Mondays we usually go high reps decent weight.
Tuesdays we usually go we would go heavy weight low reps.
Wednesdays we usually mix it up from heavy and light weight, low reps and high reps depending on the weight.
Thursdays we go not to heavy but not to light somewhere in between.
Fridays are our super set day we useally go through the hole workout without any rest.
sat/sun off
handycapskater1 2 years ago
so on my on days i eat lets say
600-700g of carbs ,but i eat around 500g of carbs before 4pm,then eat a 100g carb meal with protien,1 hour post workout and drink my shake and take my creatine,5min post
days on:600-700g carbs 120-145g of fat 250-300g of protien
off days:450-500g of carbs 145g of fat 300g-330g of protien
I eat very clean,ive gained weight but leaned out,
Reply your opinions plz
emodudddeee 2 years ago
I am hitting the weights 4 days a week,
And am trainign with boards,bands,chains
And on 2 of my off days,i am currently doing my speed ladders,resistance sprints ,football drills and am doing curcuit cardio,
On my days off i drop my carbs 100g
and throw in 20g more of fat-mostly almonds and add 50g more of protien,
on my days i weigth train,im trainign at 4pm so i am basically eating 70-80% of my carbs before 4,and use em for my workout,then decend my carbs slowly till i hit the sack
emodudddeee 2 years ago
Yes im fallowing westside barbell outline but i modified it to what makes me work, i find thaty i recover pretty fast,and have to add more assistance excersices and overload some of them,thats why i added rep days, when i do pushups with chains and pullups with chain,rope recline pulls with chains on me, etc etc
I use body weight and overload with mostly chains and i also include speed training that days,since i am hitting 10-25 reps on various ecersices i am gaining lean mass,gettin endurance
emodudddeee 2 years ago
This seems like a modified version of the westside method. Am I correct?
redrocket813 2 years ago
eat to get the results u are talking about,becuase with all thje strenght im gaining ,i Am leaning out and not gettin fatter but id like to see improvement in my leaness,not to mention ,Im only 16 years old but have bine training since i was 13
Hope u could post a nutrition video for this program or respond back
thanks
BY the way great vid and sorry for the longgg commenting
emodudddeee 2 years ago
Ive bine useing bands anc chains for a while now ,and have bine gettin great results i boosted my bench from 225x2 to 315x3 within 4 months,now im really curious about your program ,as i think i am doing short the same thing ,doing upper body and lower body strenght days, and then lower and upper body rep days/speed
My question ive bine gaining size and gettin stronger,but i am leaning out so slow,which is good im leaning out at all im about 18 %bf right now,the question is nutrition,how do u
emodudddeee 2 years ago
Hey elliot, IM currently 310 pnds and play football for season, ive bien strenght training for some time,and i see what u mean by this video,ive gained massive ammount fo strenght especially in the last 2 years i training,but have not gained size,the program your relating to hybrid mustle,i am fallowing a westside barbell program,but witht he speed day i add rep days,when i do alot of pushups and pullups with chains,since i do em in in many sets of 10 reps, but overload them with chains
emodudddeee 2 years ago
I love deadlifts
Mkgreat1 2 years ago
I find this information vital for anyone looking for a program that suits them accordingly. Another great video, thanks Elliot, fire/water training and hybrid training made simple!
rkht8709 2 years ago
great info, very good way it was shown, with the fire and water
tobyonlyatnight 2 years ago
Great stuff Elliot, I train more for the strrength aspect, but as you have pointed out before, I'm starting to pack on some extra weight that is not so lean. I look forward to tweaking my program with this info. Thanks
rogerdalemcc 2 years ago
Yo homie keep the vids coming.
mrwestside1 2 years ago
So it's basically a Concurrent-setup with the option of emphasizing certain aspects (the fri/sat workouts) with athletes in mind? It makes sense. Currently I'm in-season (rugby) and using the 5/3/1-method (I'd think you know it - it's made by Wendler at Elite). I'm assuming your 'Hybrid' as outlined in the video is meant for off/pre-season?
triisgaard 2 years ago
depends on your objective... if you need to simply maintain strength (not build size, power, endurance) during the in-season (which, is a great idea) -- then power lifting using 5/3/1 is perfect.
strengthcamp 2 years ago
@strengthcamp Can power cleans power snatches and deadlift for reps be the same as a day three workout? what other kind of things can I do? Thanks man
jonshultz 1 year ago
@triisgaard hey mate do you mind telling me more about how doing the 5/3/1 method for rugby has been going for you? i'm thinking about doing it as well and just need you opinion on it and other training programs that you've done if you've done any other ones.
much appreciated mate. keep playing rugby!
N41MUN94 1 year ago
@N41MUN94 5/3/1 is fine. In-season I lift twice a week with squat/bench press on Mondays and deadlift/press on Wednesdays with limited assistance exercises done by feel. I've reduced the monthly progression by 50%. I do some sort of conditioning afterward. This works pretty well for me.
You should read everything from Bill Starr and Mark Rippetoe.
triisgaard 1 year ago
Im always training on the functional stregnth side because thats what I need most, I dont exceptionally stand out physically but im stronger than alot of guys who look alot more muscular than me.
moiphy 2 years ago
i would like a lot of strength and muscle mass which would be best for that
mem0m0 2 years ago
Elliot,
I have aquestion, is it possible to break this program up by weeks? For example one week strength, next hypertrophy and so on? Or would this make the program useless? I am doing a program similar to this as on my 3 day I rest and come back day 4 and do functional training. I like this inof bro, keep it up and I will definitely soak it in.
GAbe
409man 2 years ago
The reason why I would keep ALL strength qualities running every week is to keep the FREQUENCY high.... if you hit "strength" work one week and then not hit it again for 4 weeks it is going to be very difficult to progress.
strengthcamp 2 years ago
that makes sense, thanks for clarifying that for me.
409man 2 years ago
For me, Ive always trained purely for the muscle building aspect, which is really to my detriment because i look really strong, but i'm not as strong as my friends who are a lot smaller.
harrycool69 2 years ago
add 1-2 high intensity low volume exercises to your program.
strengthcamp 2 years ago
thanks man
i just looked at the 20 minute video from the website it helped a lot
mem0m0 2 years ago
absolutely correct on all counts homey...excellent advice. I like being light and strong and hybrids have done that for me in a HUGE way.
Great work bro!
realmanworkouts 2 years ago
awesome vid :D right now I lean more toward water training. Im 35, my joints arent supple anymore, i rest 1-2 minutes each set. usually my first set is around 15 reps. i use slow tempo. 10 yrs ago, I used to do all pl training, squat day, bench day, deadlift day, 3-5 reps, 5 minutes rest, each set grind grind grind with 90%+ weight. My knees and back got beat up after a few years. I blew out my knee(unrelated), now I train light+lots, with slow tempo and little rest. love your videos bro :D
benjameow 2 years ago