QUOTE(alien9 @ Oct 17 2016, 05:26 PM)
OR you can try Power Hypertrophy Adaptive Training (PHAT) by Dr. Layne Norton. 5 times a week training, separate Power day and Hypertrophy Day.
You can read more HERE.
You can read more HERE.
QUOTE(Strength @ Oct 19 2016, 12:05 AM)
Yeah the progression isn't really stated. It's up to the lifter I guess.
Have u tried PHAT before? I choose PHUL because I can only workout 4x a week for now. After doing PHUL for a few months or after I stop seeing gains, then I might switch to PHAT which is 5x a week.
But these two programs, PHUL and PHAT, does not have a fixed progression. It doesn't tell us when to increase weight. If you were doing either one of this programs, how would u progress on the lifts?
I did PHAT. PHUL & PHAT are quite similar in a way.Have u tried PHAT before? I choose PHUL because I can only workout 4x a week for now. After doing PHUL for a few months or after I stop seeing gains, then I might switch to PHAT which is 5x a week.
But these two programs, PHUL and PHAT, does not have a fixed progression. It doesn't tell us when to increase weight. If you were doing either one of this programs, how would u progress on the lifts?
Please stick to PHUL for at least 6 months to see gainz. Not just 3 months or lesser
To progress on the lifts, if you are able to bench 100kg x 5 on power days with ease, then increase weight.
During next session if you only manage 105kg x 3, then continue to work it till you can do 105kg x 5. If you succeed, increase weight again.
Oct 19 2016, 11:31 AM

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