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This 12-week program is tailored for those at an intermediate to advanced level seeking a fresh approach to take their progress to the next level. It employs a distinct training method, targeting each muscle group 4-5 times weekly for maximum frequency.
Full body training has several distinct advantages including:
Ability to easily increase total training volume, leading to more progress
Not just more volume, but higher-quality volume leading to better muscle growth and strength
An improved recovery capacity leading to better performance and fewer training injuries
Exact sets, reps, exercises, rest time, & RPE targets
Full mobility routine to optimize recovery
Add-Ons for specific muscle groups/lifts you can insert depending on want to focus on (glutes, delts, bench press, squats, or deadlifts)
Google Sheet tracker to track every aspect of each workout throughout the program
Automatically calculated 1-rep-max on all compound movements to better track progress
Video links for every exercise
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02:30 What Is Full Body Training
08:15 The Three Main Drivers Of Muscle Growth
15:00 Muscle Protein Synthesis Impact
20:00 Norwegian Frequency Project
24:45 Daily + Weekly Training Volume Goals
37:00 Neurological Strength Adaptations
38:45 Overtraining & Recovery
48:45 Days Per Week For Full Body + Steroid Use
53:15 How To Organize Each Workout
55:30 Stimulus : Fatigue Ratio / Exercise Choice