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What is your Gym Routine?
- David.biohazard
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I follow a three day full body at the moment as I am playing club rugby still and that takes up three other days in my week but usually follow a split routine out of rugby season.
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Have a look at some of the posts under the training section.
I dont think you will get much SIZE out of your current routine, but you will keep fit and get strength out of it.
Give it a shot, you're only TESTing it...
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But like Mr SA said...5day split.
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U can do a fullbody but I'd suggest u concentrate only on compound movements. So it wil mainly be shoulder presses, deadlifts, bench press, pullups and squats. Every muscle will be hit all be it not targeted directly. Try that for 4 weeks and then hit ur split again.
This way u have enough strength to do heavy compound sets and will be nice for strength.
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We have used a similar system with our athletes and it has worked very well.
EVO Fitness - TRAIN - EVOLVE - www.evofitness.co.za
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DC EVO wrote: Joe DeFranco has a great template for In-Season training for American Footballers which would have a good carry over for rugby as well.
We have used a similar system with our athletes and it has worked very well.
Please post it
You guys might think I'm crazy,but i know how to achieve greatness.
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That's awesome bud, but yeah can you please post it for us, would be great to see it
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David.biohazard wrote: @DC Evo
That's awesome bud, but yeah can you please post it for us, would be great to see it
Sorry guys, my bad.
Here is the link to Westside for Skinny Bastards 3:
www.defrancostraining.com/articles/38-ar...-bastards-part3.html
The In Season Training section is about 2 3rds through the article, but the whole thing makes good reading. All of our athletes and regular joes have made great progress on programs we've based around this style and adapted according to their needs and sporting discipline.
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