original77
New Member
Hey guys,
How does this look?
Should I drop the close grip pull down? / do I need a rear delt exercise?
I'm a bit unsure of how to base the % increase in kilo's when i've got an A/B exercise - for example squats and deads should it read
75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100
or
80, 80, 90, 90, 100, 100 (so the different exercises increase equally)
Any other a/b's you'd introduce/ or drop?
Training on and off for 5 years, skipping from one routine to the next. Done far too many splits and been made paranoid of overtraining by magazines etc Not seen anywhere close to the gains I would have liked and this will probably be reflected when I post how little i'm lifting in terms of kilo's!
Do a lot of mountain biking. Dropped from 15 stone to 12.5, in the last 18 months 19% to 13% bodyfat so I now look leaner but lacking some decent muscle.
I'm dropping the mountain biking down to a couple of hours on Saturday and dedicating 3 days a week to HST.
HST is a real eye-opener for me that, i read the 134 page ebook and everything seems very logical, and bursting with common sense. I've never seen a routine with so much real proven science behind it.
Its taken me a while to absorb it all, but i'm getting close to finalising the routine, all advice much appriciated.
How does this look?
Should I drop the close grip pull down? / do I need a rear delt exercise?
I'm a bit unsure of how to base the % increase in kilo's when i've got an A/B exercise - for example squats and deads should it read
75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100
or
80, 80, 90, 90, 100, 100 (so the different exercises increase equally)
Any other a/b's you'd introduce/ or drop?

Training on and off for 5 years, skipping from one routine to the next. Done far too many splits and been made paranoid of overtraining by magazines etc Not seen anywhere close to the gains I would have liked and this will probably be reflected when I post how little i'm lifting in terms of kilo's!
Do a lot of mountain biking. Dropped from 15 stone to 12.5, in the last 18 months 19% to 13% bodyfat so I now look leaner but lacking some decent muscle.
I'm dropping the mountain biking down to a couple of hours on Saturday and dedicating 3 days a week to HST.
HST is a real eye-opener for me that, i read the 134 page ebook and everything seems very logical, and bursting with common sense. I've never seen a routine with so much real proven science behind it.
Its taken me a while to absorb it all, but i'm getting close to finalising the routine, all advice much appriciated.
