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  • Hey guys I'm an all natural bodybuilder. I competed in my first show this fall. I documented that experience a little bit. I just started a VLOG to track my progress until my next show! Check it out on my page!

  • @JasonTroy

    Yeah. I agree with you. That site:

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    synchronizes the specific training

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  • Is that all done as one big giant set?

  • the most important part is being stronger mentally before you become strong physically. then you will get the most out of any workout and make the most gains. if you're not there in the mind and heart, it wont be there in the physique.

  • Ok this is bs he don't know shit first off hardgainers deit needs more carbs than protein 65% to 25% or you can do a 4-1 ratio. Now with the workout 3 sets of 6-8 is all you need with 45-90 seconds of rest. Main key compound exercises is right but one hour to hour and a half at the gym after that your wasteing your time. Healthy fats easy sunflower seeds easy to eat and easy to take along for the ride. All his technique was mind blowing to watch I about puked. Learn proper technique.

  • Why's he doing the exercises too fast? Shouldn't he be lowering the weight for 3-4 sec and lifting it for 2 sec max / as fast as he can?

  • Hardgainers are the norm. Easygainers are the exception. So much confusion abounds with exercise and rep selection, when the focus should be on major compound movements done in EXCELLENT form with progressive poundages every week, for a number of YEARS. Then you will reach your genetic potential, injury and drug-free. I would suggest using fractional plates if you can find them (increments smaller than 5lbs) as it is not practical to add 5lbs a week on to your bench press!

  • @icebeat27 Even if you can add 5 lbs a week, you shouldn't just so your joints can get used to the present weight. This is especially true when you first start working out.

  • there is no such thing as hardgainers.

    i always though i was a hardgainer, until i turned 18. when you are under 18, it is difficult to get broader.

    but when you think you eat a lot, but are a hardgainer, just eat MORE. as i said, i always thought i was a hardgainer until i lived on my own and ate all day long, i went from 70kg to 96kg in 3 years. first year to 80, second year to 90, third year (now) to 96 and getting all my fat away.

  • @wubs23 good to hear mate, I am 16 and want to bulk up. I am just 68kg 186 tall. How tall are you?

  • @1337inzock im 182. my advice is to not bulk up yet at 16. since your body is still developing, i suggest going for immensely good cardio and go for strength endurance. like 3sets,25reps. still go as heavy as you can with that ofcourse. the reason is that bulking wont really help at your age that much anyways, and this is a good basis for further training. the size will come in a few years. also, remember to train agonist AND antagonist the same amount. VERY important and often neglected.

  • @1337inzock bro you can gain a lot of size pretty quick by 18 if you keep increasing the reps or weight in the gym and eating like a horse. still do cardio maybe 2 sessions. You will improve pretty quick your hormone levels are high at your age get 6 to 8 meals a day you can do it

  • @50centfaneminem thx for the tip, btw I eat like a horse ;) but I think 5-6 meals a day is enough + some fruitsand yogurt

  • @wubs23 yes Hardgainers exist just like easy gainers bro it means your grow muscle a lot slower rate and your CNS- Central nervous system can't do heavy squats deadlifts and bench twice a week. Also your body fat will be lower then a endomorph.

  • @50centfaneminem and im saying i used to think i was a hardgainer. until i REALLY started eating. just eat, sleep and train. you'll get big.

  • I have a problem if I should have 20-25 % fat where can I get it? I eat only 15% fat and I don't wanna go to mcdonalds every day.

  • @1337inzock try adding nuts like almonds also fish oil pills these are considered "good fats"

  • @1337inzock lol, egg yolks, fish oil, advocado, nuts and seeds, coconut oil, theres heaps

  • this video should be followed by most beginners. the cardio he suggest you do will keep you from gaining to much bodyfat. the cardio allows you to eat more to put on more muscle. no supplements are needed either. workout , eat and sleep. get those down daily and you will gain muscle. later on add 20rep squats and eat and sleep. you will not believe the overall growth you will achieve and you will be stronger the most in the gym overall.

  • i hate when the bar touches my neck when i do military presses.

  • @Braedanleong  then dont let it touch your neck

  • it looks annoying when he puffs out his cheeks lol

  • This workout fucking sucks dude, you only gain bodyfat if you follow this dipshit's program and if you allready gain muscle from this useless workout it's because you use anabolics hahahahahahahaha BITCH!!!

  • why the are u doing abs on a decline bench press? This kinda shit drives me fucking mad in the gym.

  • 4:03 all be careful not to hit your balls by that thing

  • is there any difference in doing a front barbell squat or a normal squat?

  • @bumspew Big difference. Front squats keep your torso very upright. It helps target the quads and glutes more, but the lower back and hamstrings are targeted less.

  • very painfull, how much weight do u take of though for the other 2 sets on each exercise dnt think i took anouth of as i couldnt reach the 15 reps everytime, was my first day on routine though :) defo feel pumped

  • im gona start this routine tomoz will post results vince

  • @MrRuffvibes no he isnt , he is just holding the weights vertical

  • he screwed up the name for exercise #2 , he is doing Dumbell Flyes.

  • if your a hardgainer there is no need to do cardio 3 times a week if your just looking to gain mass....and chances are again if your a hardgainer prolly want to multiply your bodyweight times 20 to see gains not 18 especially if your going to do the cardio.

  • whats with the shit out of beat music? i wish the temp would stay the same.

  • what's with the bouncing knees on the bent over rows? very bad form.

  • You’re clueless about how hard gainers ought to train. Squatting and deadlifting three times a week will lead to overtraining, expect perhaps for the genetically gifted minority and chemically enhanced idiots.

  • @Kalvinfredericks Idiots huh, ironic considering you said "expect" when you were suppose to say "except"

  • @MrDroberts24 What’s even more ironic is that in a reply meant to pick me up on a typo, you didn’t bother to proof read your reply. You meant to say “supposed” rather than “suppose”. Perhaps you’re over trained?

  • @Kalvinfredericks No i said what i meant. Suppose.

  • @MrDroberts24 The use of the verb “suppose” in your sentence is grammatically incorrect. You are referring to the past and need to use the “ed” form of the verb -- not the present tense. And I’m only being a total knob on this point because you started it! :-P

  • @sskats you said it dude

  • @sskats your exactly right thumbs up

  • That 'bench chest press' was more like flyes.

  • this was garbage

  • @dujoheable Sorry, were you expecting a miracle workout where in 6 weeks you could like Ronnie Coleman?

  • Dude, your technique for the Front Plate Wood Choppers was terrible. You shouldnt have to bounce up and down like that. The only movement should be your arms

  • Garbage form especially on the lower back extensions.....terrible

  • bad technique (Deadlift, Bent over Rows, Bench Press and Military Press...)

    Not that good...

  • good routine. but this guy is the biggest D-BAG i've ever seen

  • Great workout. Im a huge critic and love to rip when I see ridiculous crap. This was fun to watch and your form was the bomb. Good rhythm and intensity. Thanks for the post big V

  • Its a sound routine. Try it and if you dont like it try another. Everybody is different. Just listen to your body and in time you will know what works for you.

  • Here is my opinion on this video: the music is shitty, but the workout method of mr. Delmonte rocks!!

  • hes pretty strong considering that he isnt that big...

  • do you really do this on mon, tues, and friday or just twice a week?

  • @jgang09 Its called 'He's a Pirate' by Tiesto

  • is that the pirates of the carribean theme ? :o

  • one thing... eat every 2-3 hours not 4, secondly don't expect big gains within 6 weeks... give it 2-3 months aim to see results by then and if you gain mass within that period you'll feel better about yourself, encouraging you to keep working and therefore see better gains!

  • dont expect any mass buildings after 6 weeks...

  • hey i workout for 3 hours some times 2 im 12 is that good enough for my age go on my channel i made a video of my muscles see if its good enough for my age most people said it is but just wanna see if more will agree i wanna be in a good shape when i grow up:)

  • @propkerfan yeah man 3 hours is plenty...hell 2 is even plenty...but honestly it isnt really about how long you spend in a gym...its about your routines and how you do everything...proper techniques, proper set and reps, etc...just make sure you're not doin the same thing every day...split it up into different days....back and biceps one day...chest and triceps one day...legs one day...shoulders one day you know?...give your muscles time to recover

  • @propkerfan your too young to workout, maybe not, just dont add extreme weight imho

  • @propkerfan 3 hours is far too much. 1 hour is enough. too much can have the opposite effect and damage your gains

  • @propkerfan dude .. your 12 .... your still growing .... why are you working out period

  • yea im sure you want our picture to see our transformation.. moore likely for your wank bank!!

  • Horrible audio.

  • 3:08 MARK WAHLBERG!!

  • hey guys m a beginner, m ectomorph ( skinny) can any body help he to gain weight and put on some muscles...

  • @addimech You have to eat more and go to the gym. But the key is probably food;)

  • Not probably, it is the key. Master Nutrition and you have mastered bodybuilding.

    And only then.

  • why should i do the intervall training on 'OFF-days'. Isnt it better after the workouts?

  • @Manuelcr7 You should do cardio every day. And if you do nothing on off days you'll just gain fat.

  • yea i agree with i4gotit, I have scolosis and at first i thought that would be my lack of motivation to get bigger. I pushed my self harder and to where i feel comfortable on lifting different exercises. I am 123lb and trying to get out of that zone, but I told my s self that i wouldnt give up. I do not care what other people look like or what they are benching.. so you just have to have faith in yourself

  • I tried this workout I have a hard time catching my breath, I think it's not for hard gainers.

  • I tried this workout I have a hard time catching my breath, I think it's not for hard gainers.

  • I am an ectomorph who needs a good training program to go along with my diet program. Please message me or post one as a reply to this comment. Also, are there any ectomorphs that have had success using this routine?

  • @chadbro13 follow Vince's videos and you will get good results.

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  • If I'm looking to bulk up by purchasing protein supplements, apart from buying on the internet, are there any stores I can buy them from? Thanks

  • @Lancashirelighting GNC and Academy Sports and Outdoors are 2 places I can think of. Academy being the cheaper one but smaller selection.

  • @Lancashirelighting dont forget wal mart

  • I understand that inorder for us to gain muscle size we have to eat every 2-3 hours but how can we do that while were at work (especially if you work at a grocery store or something lolz). Does anybody have any advice of what i could do????

  • @YungAnarchy

    1- Breakfast - Eggs on toast etc.

    2- Meal Replacement Shake.

    3- Lunch - Chicken, Fish etc

    4- Protein Shake

    5- Dinner - Chicken, Beef, Fish etc

    Easy!

  • @YungAnarchy I take sandwich bags put in protein powder, powdered milk,quick oats and wheat germ.make up several of these.Take a glass jar with a lid and just add the contents of one sandwich bag add some water and shake.You can have these on your break.

  • This guy has an awesome body and knows what he's talking about.......I'd love to see what some of you negative losers look like.

  • You shouldnt really do this 3 times per week but youve got the essential exercises here in one package, split the exercises up into two workouts, ensuring the muscle groups your exercising are all within the same workout (ie chest in A and Back in B) add a few luxury exercises to flesh out both workouts such as biceps curls and shrugs, but no more than 2 extra. Otherwise, Very useful indeed, thanks!

  • @richards1986 I agree with you about splitting it up into TWO separate workouts with one day of rest in between. I really dont think you need to add any extra exercises, tho. Maybe shrugs or upright rows to hit the traps, but no direct arm exercises. The chinups and dips are already enough for the bi's and tri's

  • lip sync fail

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  • Super sets and cardio...

    in a HARDGAINERS workout..

    nuff said.

  • Also, you could have had muscle imbalances. If you were not paying enough attention to your legs and back that can hold you back in the rest of your body as well. But thats not the biggest issue -

    The thing is if you were training arms 3x per week, then yea you were overtraining your arms. But not your body. If you now train arms 2x per week, then you'd possibly be better off with 1x per week. But really if your even thinking about bodybuilding as an example, then you need to train everything

  • he looks like a jackass to me..........all the exercises he shows also is with wrong positions.....btw seriously exercise 2 is a chest press or dumbell flies.....looks like some cross bred exercise btw dem both.....LOSER

  • exercise 2-- chest presses or flies??

  • Thanks for showing how to do squats holding the weight IN FRONT of you like that. Seems a lot safer and what I really need because my knees keep going in front of my toes when I do it the other way. Thanks.

  • gaining mass is not 80% diet that is just rubbish....your diet helps a great deal yes, but there are other things to think of. & that high reps rule doe snot build muscle is total rubbish aswell, what wbout the BIG bodybuilders who 20 rep squat & deadlift????

  • @Hannibal130580 You were probly not getting enough food to grow in the first place. Thats why working out less helped you grow - you burn less calories this way, so you can grow off of the same amount you were taking before.

    btw almost all the BIG bodybuilders do a split routine, working out at least 4 times a week. They also eat like dinosaurs. And although some do high rep sets, they're still lifting hundreds of pounds with it. BIG bodybuilders get that way by lifting and eating BIG

  • good workout???shit workout????

  • Too many negative people. I followed this to the tee. got some darn good results.

  • @i4gotit dude..what were your gains like ?? and what did you actually start at ??

  • lol thats not a deadlift - the term deadlift is self explanatory (you eccentrically lower the weight to the ground (dead) then concentrically pull off the ground (lift)

  • everyone thinks they're a hardgainer. to be honest it's only a small percentage who are hardgainers. and i'm one of them. very hard to gain mass no matter how much i squat deadlift or bench with good form.

  • That's because 80% of gaining mass is the right diet, the 20% of it is your workout routine.

  • dontcha think ur doin too much reps. i thought u should do heavy and less rep to gain more mass.

  • ive just started doing weights should i do this workout 3 times a week as well as cardio in order to gain weight or just do the weights and leave the cardio out because i have a fast metabolism

  • Hi there Bradford, I have recently started bodybuilding after a 7 year lay-off & have found a fantastic book called 'Beyond Brawn' by Stuart McRobert. Just here me out...I use to go to the gym 3x a week & did that for about a year, yes i got bigger but I got nowhere as near as big as I am now after 4 months of training using proper old-school bodybuilding techniques! I urge you to forget what you think you know about training, buy the book its worth its weight in gold literally.

  • McRobert's theory on training is that it should be geared to the individual & not on copying other peoples routines, this is because evryone is genetically different & will develop in slightly different way. Training 3x wk is too much for many if not most average trainees (I KNOW THIS) I overtrained for a year & thats why I got only minimal results from my training. I have finally seen the light & cannot urge you enough to study & put into practice his teachings. Guaranteed results. Good Luck

  • hey there you look like you know alot so i'd ask you, i'm joining the gym next week and weigh 63kg's i wanna put on mass first and get to about 85 kg's then cut down to 80 and worry about the definition later, any good tips for me that'll give me good fast results?

  • Hi there RockAustin sounds like you wanna get cut! 1st I would suggest buying Stuart McRoberts book 'Beyond Brawn' its a valuable tool & will explain far better than I can.

    To build mass & gain size you need to focus your effort on the big barbell exercises (squat,deadlift,bench press) or their variations. These are the 'Builders'.

  • To gain size overall is

    the best approach, get your body growing as a unit, dont worry about 'Isolation' exercises just yet, they will divert your focus from where it needs to be. Find out which exercises

    you are good at that you can do safely & then concentrate on them with the goal of getting stronger & stronger in them adding poundage regularly when you deserve to add it.

  • Only train about 2x wk & give yourself plenty of rest time between workouts (most people overtrain) eat very healthy food (NO JUNK OR FRIED CRAP!) & get as much sleep

    as possible when your body is resting after the workout thats when it grows so pay good attention to this part of your training. I have a routine that is working very well at the

    moment mainly compound exercises I only use about 8-10 exercises per session & try to have my workout done in 2hrs max.

  • Desighn yourself a programme based on the rules

    from his book but gear it for your body, your recovery abilities & your genetic advantages, stay with it for the long haul & dont get distracted by all the other training

    madness. Guarantee using the old-school bodybuilding techniques you will start to pack on a bit of mass & also the strength will go up aswell!

  • Also, try to eat 5-6 meals a day that includes liquid feeds (MILK) . Dont train using those silly little gloves & straps alot of guys use, just stick to good old fashion chalk (CLIMBING/CAMPING STORE

    WILL HAVE IT) this will get your hands & forearms muscled & strong too, increasing your grip strength incredibly! Good luck mate get the book 1st! & dont let sum jumped up little gym instructor set up your training regime using those resistance machines...they will get you nowhere.

  • Keep your exercise form tight (THIS IS KEY) helps you grow faster & also less chance of injury. Only use free weights. Less done properley is better than more done improperly! So in short, desighn your own programme catered for your body, dont let anyone slag you down because your not living in the gym 3x or more a wk. What is more important? a) Gym attendance. b) Getting bigger & stronger week to week. I guarantee if you follow his guide you will probably pull ahead of your peers my miles!

  • Eat. Eat a lot. and about 5-6 meals a day. That'll get you big.

  • Weeks 5-6 he reccomends 5*5 - i honestly do not think doing such a high volume of exercises, 5*5 is possible if you are training hard enough - the energy it takes leaves you feeling sick after 1 set of deads, let alone all the other compond moves!

  • like this video

  • great vid, thank you!!

  • That standing military press, hes going behind his head with it. I know ive been told definately dont do that for Lat pull downs, i thought it would be the same for this? Something about closest point to dislocation i think.

  • @brend080a it's different, because you would be pulling for the lats, which strains the neck, but here, since it's a pressing movement, only gravity moves the weight down, causing little to no strain at all.

  • ah k thnx. wasnt sure

  • You have to think the back is a larg muscle and we use it alot like our legs to suport or body posture. It take more to work out the legs and back then you think.

  • are back extensions really that necessary? i mean for a hardgainer you cant compromise energy expenditure on just anything, and those muscles are worked during deadlifts anyways

  • this is a great workout but really for beginners ..

  • well who else do you think would be looking at this, honestly?

  • i find it for hardgainers rather, he hits the compound exercises for the most part so more muscles are worked at once instead of isolating, cant really become adcanced if a person stays skinny no matter how long hes been workin out for

  • woops didnt watch the entire thing (dumb move by me) okay so the sets and reps I get but how do I divide it, is it do these 3x a week all in the same day?

  • eg. Each exercise for week 1 - 2, do 3 sets of 15 reps for each exercise with a 30 second rest in between sets.

  • Yes but are all the exercises done in one day or do we divide them like this...

    Day 1: chest, shoulder, tricepts.

    Day 2: Back and Biceps

    Day 3: Legs

    Im sorry for the trouble

  • He doesnt seem to say, so I assume it's a full body workout. And I don't know how many days a week he does it and how many days a week he rests so it's hard to say either.

  • So are we supposed to do them in the order he does...in one day? How do I divide this up over a week and how many sets and reps...or is that stuff explained in his book?

  • lol at the guy at 3:57 smelling his armpits

  • i generally like the exercises and esp. the fact that u dont train the biceps seperatly, but within compound exercises, but u cant give rest and repitions with bodyweight exercises if u dont add weight!

    Imagine someone doing 3x15 chin ups with 30 secs rest, whats the point then in doing 5x5 with 90s rest?

  • 3:59 that is to throw your wife,4.16 imagine that u want to Fuck the sky,4.53 imagine that u are a dugong,

  • Lol, WTF

  • this guy aint a hard gainer, he just doesnt train hard enough to gain any mass.

    Hard gainers are ectomorphs hes far from it.

  • Its mesomorph you tool

  • Hard gainers ARE NOT mesomorphs you tool...

    ECTOMORPHS are hard gainers...

    I hope you dont train... your simply not smart enough.

    Next time do some research on what your talking about... stupid people like you shouldnt comment specially if you have NO clue.

    NOW YOUR THE TOOL. lol idiot

  • you should see his before picture. Don't talk being getting the info straight stupid.

  • iv seen his before pics, still a meso / ecto... simple really... he aint a HARD gainer

  • an ectomorph cant build muscle?

  • some shitty deadlift form

  • Hey guyz!

    Is it really working? Itz true?

  • i work out thrice a week......could u tell me wat exercises should i do.........plzzzzz

  • also if you're a serious hardgainer and want to gain mass, don't do cardio like he said to.

  • exactly, i am a mesomorph and i still dont do ANY cardio, i can burn what little fat i have just by changing m diet... weight lifting is enough cardio i think.

  • p.s you aint gonna build mass with those feeble weights, got to REALLY push it, without loosing form

  • but you'll also gain fat(excess calories). So once your satisfied with your muscle mass time to take off the fat. If a little belly fat bothers you.

  • To gain muscle you need......

    1. Excess calories, coming from quality protiens, carbs, essential fats,vitamins,water,etc. Eat every 2 -4 hours.

    2. Heavy compond exercises. Deadlift, squats, bench/dumb bell press , dips, pull ups, bend over rows, shoulder press, etc. Regular,CONSISTENT training with good technique.

    3. Rest. plenty of sleep to allow recovery and growth DO NOT over train You grow out the gym not in it.

    simples....

  • What to Hell is this???

  • ha i see you wit that baby weight

  • this guy is puny he makes me laugh

  • i think that should be 1 set for each excersice, damn!!!

  • You gotta slow down...way  too fast

  • what a joke .. there r some people out there who are egocentric and this guy is one of those.first all you wont build some sirious muscles doing all this stuff togother,, you can do all the fancies routine everyday but if you dont eat enough protein carbs and all the nutrients that your body needs you wont get muscular perhaps nutrition should be the first thing in your training regime . and you know what stop watching to much vids and trainign more and eat a bit more. ..IT WORKS, CIAO

  • I might add some of these workouts to my p90x regiment, but since i workout for an 1hr day with nothing but weights on certain days, im not sure if its necessary.

  • These videos piss me off. they always talk about beeing too skinny and they consider 140 to be skinny... im fuckin 115 and 117 on a good day. Plus im 19 years old. i hate genetics... fuck this im going to the gym lmao

  • @fuzzyjem3 thats good.... it means unlike some other fatter people... you barely need a diet for abs! lol... i'm 128 and i'm 17 i dont need much of a diet cause i just grew my 8 pack doin nothing lol

  • hyeah man for sure. genetics is a dick. im 145lbs. 6'1ft . i do nothing and I get a six pack. it might be becuase i have no fat and it shows. idk. but i am eating protien like crazy. steak and eggs for breakfast with protien shake. its all good man :D haha

  • I had a similar problem before, just gotta eat a lot man, anything high in calories and protein

  • any good full body workouts for those who want to just stay relateively strong and good looking?

  • fix the music its all retarded

  • wtf is with this off-beat techno shit

  • This might help get u fit but won't add alot of mass. 1 or 2 groups... heavy for 45 mins max then lots of food that's all that will work. You'll never get bigger or stronger trying to do all this in a session.

  • high intense and all the muscles, this isnt a bodybuilding routine. Bodybuilding routine is one, max two muscles per workout. this maybe work for beginners but not for some guys who have been working out 1-2years

  • the superset is whats making it a good workout

    normal people dont super set

  • yeah thats true, but waay to many supersets but build!

  • vince man i hope this works. i've tried pretty much everything to try to gain mass...and nothing has work that well

  • eat em up!! more peanuttbutter

  • i wouldnt recommend this workout for anyone

  • well good for you because it's stupid! but whips like riefflecock and pratipussy like it!

  • oddblowjob must be very special (not in the good way) because I was clearly criticizing delmonte's video not praising it, clearly.

  • why?

  • Thanks for the program Vince, srew the dumb ass critics.