Whose workouts do you follow?!

[Hunter51092]

Just curious as to who's workouts you guys get yours from

I get my work outs from Tmw aka Hodgetwins, Scott herman, sixpackabs, and victor costa!

I also make my own every now & then & turn out to be quite effective!

You can follow or check them out on youtube!

[Route 16]

Got into insanity for 3 weeks but stopped because of school, it wasn't that hard to do it religiously but if I missed one week, I punished my self to start at week 1.

But usually do my own thing, play ball and lift weights to get tone and sweat going.

[sensi09]

I've been doing a typical bodybuilding split forever. I still do a bodybuilding type workout for the most part, but lately have been focusing on more "starting strength" so lots of squatting, bench and deadlifts

[Hunter51092]

Originally Posted by Route 16

Got into insanity for 3 weeks but stopped because of school, it wasn't that hard to do it religiously but if I missed one week, I punished my self to start at week 1.

But usually do my own thing, play ball and lift weights to get tone and sweat going.

you think insanity is mostly to get you ripped or also helps you get bigger?

[Hunter51092]

Originally Posted by sensi09

I've been doing a typical bodybuilding split forever. I still do a bodybuilding type workout for the most part, but lately have been focusing on more "starting strength" so lots of squatting, bench and deadlifts

Deadlifts are the best

[pgviper]

Just started the workout that Hardy did to prepare for his role as Bane.

It's alot of full body, power exercises.

I'm just using the exercises, came up with my own rep/set range and added in a couple little things that I like to do in order to change it up and increase the intensity.

Otherwise I make up my own thing every 3-5 months.

[hasta la pasta 27]

Originally Posted by sensi09

I've been doing a typical bodybuilding split forever. I still do a bodybuilding type workout for the most part, but lately have been focusing on more "starting strength" so lots of squatting, bench and deadlifts

[BrokenVert]

P90X and a better diet has been doing for me.

To date ive dropped from a high of 265 to 220. Still more to go but its working pretty well!

[koreez88]

Insanity. Finishing up second round in 10 days.

2 rounds is enough though, I'll most likely moving on to P90X, just to stir things up.

[Hunter51092]

all of you are making me want to try out these home workouts ..see whats up

[halcyon_waves]

i'm sorry but scott herman doesn't really know what he's doing. watch a lot of his videos and you'll see him get flamed for incorrect form etc. just because he can move a lot of weight doesn't mean he knows what he's doing.

check out kevin levrone, a legendary body builder who is now off roids and started a website offering free training videos and nutrition tips: www.levrone.com. i haven't been keeping up with a lot of his stuff recently, but definitely check out his old "transformation" videos (you can find them on his site or his youtube channel levrone2000), where he goes into detail about form, sets, reps, supersets/dropsets, etc.

i'm also a fan of victor costa

good luck!

[Hunter51092]

Originally Posted by tarheelsauce

i'm sorry but scott herman doesn't really know what he's doing. watch a lot of his videos and you'll see him get flamed for incorrect form etc. just because he can move a lot of weight doesn't mean he knows what he's doing.

check out kevin levrone, a legendary body builder who is now off roids and started a website offering free training videos and nutrition tips: www.levrone.com. i haven't been keeping up with a lot of his stuff recently, but definitely check out his old "transformation" videos (you can find them on his site or his youtube channel levrone2000), where he goes into detail about form, sets, reps, supersets/dropsets, etc.

i'm also a fan of victor costa

good luck!

i just got scott hermans drop sets & some of his workouts didnt really follow about doing so much heavy weight, i mostly been following tmw & victor costa!

will look into Kevin levrone now thanks

[san~man]

I alternate between the "normal" types of routines (2 bodyparts per workout day, 2-3 exercises per bodypart) and Stronglifts.

For my "normal" exercises, I stick to basic, compound movements (squat, DL, dumb bell presses) with varying rep counts.

[yeaBMW]

Scott Herman is a beast!

[bikernate]

I'm doing P90X, but as a supplement to my running. I run Ultra Marathons (50 and 100 mile races) so I typically run 80-100 miles per week. I'm hoping that P90X will add a little muscle to my bony body!

[Kradi]

RHADI FERGUSON

[jMone83]

Originally Posted by sensi09

...but lately have been focusing on more "starting strength" so lots of squatting, bench and deadlifts

+1 on starting strength. been doing the program for the past year and really improved my core/functional strength, hit some good lifting benchmarks. was able to lean out too. now i do more conditioning but the starting strength is a good foundation.

[epbrown]

Another vote for Starting Strength. I've been focusing more on weight loss recently, so I run 4x a week and lift 2x a week with their 5x5 program.

[san~man]

Rippetoe= gtg!

[WiLD]

I went on bodybuilding.com and just looked up a bunch of different workouts and took a little from each one to make my own...Woked out great! I like to be original

[Raja Ventureshield]

Originally Posted by pgviper

Just started the workout that Hardy did to prepare for his role as Bane.

It's alot of full body, power exercises.

I'm just using the exercises, came up with my own rep/set range and added in a couple little things that I like to do in order to change it up and increase the intensity.

Otherwise I make up my own thing every 3-5 months.

what is his workout? i wanna see.
He was ripped in Warrior

[jsedlak]

My coach tells me what to do, and I do it.