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(hip dominant, genoux)
DAY 1
Sets: 10
Reps: 3
Load: 6RM (reps max)
Rest: 75s (seconds) between sets
Movements: Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Assistance Exercises
DAY 2
Off, perform GPP (General Physical Preparedness) training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 3
Sets: 2
Reps: 30
Load: 34RM
Rest: 180s between sets
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pulling (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 1)
DAY 4
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 5
Sets: 2
Reps: 30
Load: 34RM
Rest: 180s between sets
Movements: Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 3)
DAY 6
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes
DAY 7
Sets: 10
Reps: 3
Load: 6RM
Rest: 75s
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Upper Body Pulling (Horizontal Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 5)
DAY 8
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes if desired.
DAY 9
Sets: 6
Reps: 5
Load: 8RM
Rest: 75s between sets
Movements: Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Assistance Exercises
DAY 10
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes
DAY 11
Sets: 4
Reps: 15
Load: 18RM
Rest: 120s between sets
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pulling (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 9)
DAY 12
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 13
Sets: 4
Reps: 15
Load: 18RM
Rest: 120s between sets
Movements: Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 11)
DAY 14
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 15
Sets: 6
Reps: 5
Load: 8RM
Rest: 75s
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 13)
DAY 16
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes, if desired.
DAY 17
Sets: 12
Reps: 2
Load: 5RM
Rest: 75s between sets
Movements: Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 15)
DAY 18
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes.
DAY 19
Sets: 1
Reps: 50
Load: 50RM
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pulling (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 17)
DAY 20
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 21
Sets: 1
Reps: 50
Load: 50RM
Movements: Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 19)
DAY 22
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 23
Sets: 12
Reps: 2
Load: 5RM
Rest: 75s
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Upper Body Pulling (Horizontal Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 21)
DAYS 24
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes, if desired.
DAY 25
Sets: 10
Reps: 3
Load: 6RM
Rest: 60s between sets
Movements: Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 23)
DAY 26
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes.
DAY 27
Sets: 3
Reps: 20
Load: 24RM
Rest: 120s between sets
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pulling (Horizontal Plane), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 25)
DAY 28
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 29
Sets: 3
Reps: 20
Load: 24RM
Rest: 120s between sets
Movements: Upper Body Pulling (Vertical Plane), Lower Body (Hip Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Horizontal Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 27)
DAY 30
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio activity for 15-20 minutes
DAY 31
Sets: 10
Reps: 3
Load: 6RM
Rest: 60s
Movements: Lower Body (Quad Dominant), Upper Body Pressing (Vertical Plane), Upper Body Pulling (Horizontal Plane), Assistance Exercises (must be for different muscle groups than Day 29)
DAY 32
Off, perform GPP training or light cardio for 15-20 minutes, if desired.
Recommended Supplements
Surge: Consume half a serving during training and half a serving immediately after with 5 grams micronized creatine. If you have the luxury, take another full serving 45 minutes later.
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Grow!: You’re going to need a lot of high-quality protein on this program, so I suggest you get your hands on this micellar-charged protein bomb. It makes meeting the "1-2 grams per pound of lean body mass" protein recommendations much easier to achieve.
Now, repeat the program for another 32 days if you want to become a really big SOB!
MAINTENANT REPETEZ LE PROGRAMME POUR UNE AUTRE PERIODE DE 32 JOURS SI VOUS VOULLEZ VRAIMENT DEVENIR UN VRAI ET GROS SOB!About the Author
Chad Waterbury is a strength and conditioning coach with Bachelor of Science degrees in Human Biology and Physical Science. Currently, he's studying graduate work in Physiology at the University of Arizona. He operates his company, Chad Waterbury Strength & Conditioning, in Tucson, AZ, where his clientele consists of members of military special forces units, athletes, professionals and non-athletes seeking exceptional physical performance and development. Rumor has it the big guy is even writing a book. You can contact him through his website, ChadWaterbury.com.
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3. Tesch P.A., Hakinen K. & Komi P.V. (1985) The effect of strength training and detraining on various enzyme activities. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 17, 245.
4. Staron R.S., Malicky E.S., Leonardi M.J., Falkel J.E., Hagerman F.C. & Dudley G.A. (1990) Muscle hypertrophy and fast fiber type conversions in heavy resistance-trained women. European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology 60, 71-79