RRM: Your work out plan?
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Or do you think that to build more muscles, it's better to go with another form o training (sets, reps, exercises groups, etc). I see that do you have very experience on this subject, if you could help me on that...
Re: RRM: Your work out plan?
Hi Landowski, greetings from Amsterdam, The Netherlands
If you want to have more muscle mass than me, there are 3 ways to achieve that:
1) My method, but exercising more muscle groups than i do, training 2 groups/heads per day.
2) The bodybuilder method, with a metabolic period (bulky and puffy), and a catabolic period (less bulky, but ripped)
3) A somewhat higher fat percentage, which allows you to maintain more muscle mass
If you do 1), it will still be difficult to be both ripped and more muscled. That is because there is a limit to how much muscle mass is maintained on a low bodyfat percentage. That is because building and maintaining muscle mass is metabolic, whereas low bodyfat is catabolic. Maintaining low bodyfat will always be at the expense of your muscle mass.
Yes, you can be both very muscular and very ripped, but not for long. Only for a few weeks max. During these weeks, your muscle volume will increasingly get lost. To build great muscle mass, you need to allow more bodyfat, at least temporarily. To maintain great muscle mass, you need to keep your bodyfat high.
A) more muscle
B) more bodyfat
You cannot have more muscle mass without more bodyfat, unless you use drugs that stimulate muscle growth and inhibit fat deposition.
Or you can do what bodybuilders do: be bulky and puffy during the metabolic phase, and only be ripped during the (much shorter) catabolic phase.
You can also build more muscle mass with my exercises.
The issue is this:
Do you want to be ripped all the time?
Maintaining great muscle mass comes with more bodyfat.
Being both very muscular and ripped can only last for weeks. After that you need to bulk up again.
The purpose of this method is to always be ripped and somewhat muscled (like me).Landowski wrote:i your training something like focusing in the contraction of the fibers, the mind-muscle connection, to get your "hard" ripped look. Do you think that i could achive your look, but with more muscle.
If you want to have more muscle mass than me, there are 3 ways to achieve that:
1) My method, but exercising more muscle groups than i do, training 2 groups/heads per day.
2) The bodybuilder method, with a metabolic period (bulky and puffy), and a catabolic period (less bulky, but ripped)
3) A somewhat higher fat percentage, which allows you to maintain more muscle mass
If you do 1), it will still be difficult to be both ripped and more muscled. That is because there is a limit to how much muscle mass is maintained on a low bodyfat percentage. That is because building and maintaining muscle mass is metabolic, whereas low bodyfat is catabolic. Maintaining low bodyfat will always be at the expense of your muscle mass.
Yes, you can be both very muscular and very ripped, but not for long. Only for a few weeks max. During these weeks, your muscle volume will increasingly get lost. To build great muscle mass, you need to allow more bodyfat, at least temporarily. To maintain great muscle mass, you need to keep your bodyfat high.
A surplus of energy goes 2 ways:, using your training and more calories (not bulking approach)? I mean, training like you, but eating more to satisfy my caloric needs and a little surplus to grow muscles.
A) more muscle
B) more bodyfat
You cannot have more muscle mass without more bodyfat, unless you use drugs that stimulate muscle growth and inhibit fat deposition.
Or you can do what bodybuilders do: be bulky and puffy during the metabolic phase, and only be ripped during the (much shorter) catabolic phase.
To build muscle mass you can go with many different methods, as long as they have that goal in mind.Landowski wrote:Or do you think that to build more muscles, it's better to go with another form o training (sets, reps, exercises groups, etc).
You can also build more muscle mass with my exercises.
The issue is this:
Do you want to be ripped all the time?
Maintaining great muscle mass comes with more bodyfat.
Being both very muscular and ripped can only last for weeks. After that you need to bulk up again.
Re: RRM: Your work out plan?
Thanks RRM.
I want not to be ripped and muscular. I want muscles to look good and not being ripped all time like you, just that warrior look:
What do you think of a little more calories than my daily needs, and training for hardness not volume (puffy look)?
I want not to be ripped and muscular. I want muscles to look good and not being ripped all time like you, just that warrior look:
What do you think of a little more calories than my daily needs, and training for hardness not volume (puffy look)?
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Henry Cavill is I think far too muscular, but it is his super hero role that wants this, you will find serious sources that evokes these routines on the internet. But I think it was especially long exhausting sessions like crossfit or cross training with Mark Twight and mostly consuming a lot of foods that are not on the Wai diet
Michael Fassbender has the best body I find in the film 300, the driest and torn.
Michael Fassbender has the best body I find in the film 300, the driest and torn.
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Im sorry, but i am confused.Landowski wrote:What do you think of a little more calories than my daily needs, and training for hardness not volume (puffy look)?
The guy in the picture is ripped in my opinion.
If you dont want to look puffy, you want to look ripped, no?
Your muscle will only appear hard (not puffy) if there is little fat/water on top.
If you cannot see the muscle definition very clearly, it does not look 'hard, does it?
Do you want a body like the picture/drawing you posted?
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Chris75001, the pics you posted; such a body is doable on my routine.
It is not too muscular.
If you want more muscles than that, then you need a bodybuilder's routine. (bulking up first)
It is not too muscular.
If you want more muscles than that, then you need a bodybuilder's routine. (bulking up first)
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Sorry for not being clear. Yeah that's the look. Like Chris posted above, i like this greek statue look, but with a bit more muscle.
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Like you said, it's hard to gain muscles and stay ripped at same time, so i think it's the case to bulk then cut?
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The pics posted above are all doable on this routine.
It is possible to stay muscled and ripped like that all the time.
Yes, you can first bulk up, but eventually, you have to find that balance that allows you to both stay muscular and ripped.
You dont want to have to do that regularly (bulking up).
It is possible to stay muscled and ripped like that all the time.
Yes, you can first bulk up, but eventually, you have to find that balance that allows you to both stay muscular and ripped.
You dont want to have to do that regularly (bulking up).
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Ahahah yes I know MRR since the body of Fassebander looks very much like yours, So yes it's very possible on this diet
And no I do not want a body bodybuilder at all, I find the body of Fassebander or your perfect
I started the exact routine like you, that is to say to make long rehearsals 1min30-3 minutes, for the lactic acid and the burn, I believe that it worked perfectly
And no I do not want a body bodybuilder at all, I find the body of Fassebander or your perfect
I started the exact routine like you, that is to say to make long rehearsals 1min30-3 minutes, for the lactic acid and the burn, I believe that it worked perfectly
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And my exercise for front shoulders (deltoideus anterior):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QiK6SuEBts
and for the 'V-shape' back muscles (lattisimus dorsi):
https://youtu.be/wPNokxxFa20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QiK6SuEBts
and for the 'V-shape' back muscles (lattisimus dorsi):
https://youtu.be/wPNokxxFa20
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most women have problems with lower body parts, what exercises you suggest for glutes, hamstring, quads? It should be done with the same routine 1.5-3min max and total 10min for 1 muscle group/day? Please show a picture or any video from youtube as an example
https://gyazo.com/b6314f53a6fb8c67abf1cffd6aed7fd9
https://gyazo.com/b6314f53a6fb8c67abf1cffd6aed7fd9
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Yes, the same 1.5 to 3 min max.
For glutes: the gluteus curl (lift up your stretched leg backwards, while turning your toes outwards at the end of that movement)
For hamstrings: Wear heavy shoes and just kick your own butt with your heel. (see my video) Use one leg till exhaustion. Skip to the other leg. The same. Then skip again. You can also do the "exercise with the big ball" on YouTube. (you can use a skippy ball)
For quads: Sit in the ski position (going down straight), with a heavy weight on your lap. Then move up and down 10 cm maximally. (= excellent burn exercise) Is no burden on the knees.
Videos will come soon.
For glutes: the gluteus curl (lift up your stretched leg backwards, while turning your toes outwards at the end of that movement)
For hamstrings: Wear heavy shoes and just kick your own butt with your heel. (see my video) Use one leg till exhaustion. Skip to the other leg. The same. Then skip again. You can also do the "exercise with the big ball" on YouTube. (you can use a skippy ball)
For quads: Sit in the ski position (going down straight), with a heavy weight on your lap. Then move up and down 10 cm maximally. (= excellent burn exercise) Is no burden on the knees.
Videos will come soon.
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Re: RRM: Your work out plan?
Hello MRR, I just saw your latest Hamstrings Exercise video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O8bD5gy9Ek
You have an incredible, incredible body on this video. You are still on Wai warrior: only juice + 500 grams of fish? You never eat fiber?
The abs you have!
That's exactly, almost the same body as Tyler Durden in fight club lol
Please update us precisely
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O8bD5gy9Ek
You have an incredible, incredible body on this video. You are still on Wai warrior: only juice + 500 grams of fish? You never eat fiber?
The abs you have!
That's exactly, almost the same body as Tyler Durden in fight club lol
Please update us precisely
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Thank you very much, Chris75001.
Here is my Butt Lift Exercise (Gluteus curl): https://youtu.be/GFal32gGzkU
I sometimes eat an avocado. Sometimes a mango.
But juice is my staple.
Here is my pectoralis major exercise: https://youtu.be/tE-GB7GqifE
Here is my Butt Lift Exercise (Gluteus curl): https://youtu.be/GFal32gGzkU
Yes, only juice + 500 grams of salmon.chris75001 wrote:You are still on Wai warrior: only juice + 500 grams of fish? You never eat fiber?
I sometimes eat an avocado. Sometimes a mango.
But juice is my staple.
Here is my pectoralis major exercise: https://youtu.be/tE-GB7GqifE