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How Do You Train?

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 11:47 pm
by Bridge
Morning and evening? Before breakfast? Every day? Every other day?

I find that if I work out two days in a row with high volume, then rest one day, continue to work out the next three days, and then take a day off, works best for me. I don't do well with two days off, as I get lazy and start to make excuses to just sleep in. I work out before breakfast, doing my DT and calisthenics during my morning walk.

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2014 5:23 am
by Marine0861
Every day I do Chair Dips, DT (Lesson 1, and Lesson 9) and finish with squats for cardio. Sure, every now and then I may miss a day or take Sunday off on purpose, but this habit ensures I train 90-95% of the month. That's a pretty good success rate. And man, it's working great! I too train before breakfast so I know I'm burning fat since I have no calories/carbs to burn.

I'm a purpose driven man, I want that trophy, and to wear the "Body By Atlas" t-shirt come the Summer :mrgreen: and make all the girls go :shock:

:lol:

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2014 3:04 pm
by Bridge
Good luck, both on making the girls go :o , and getting the trophy ;)!

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2014 11:58 pm
by SPEARHEAD
Once a day, in the morning, before breakfast, perpetual lesson, and any other DT exercises I might feel like I should be doing at the moment. And speed walking.

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Sun Dec 28, 2014 10:54 pm
by Bridge
SPEARHEAD wrote:Once a day, in the morning, before breakfast, perpetual lesson, and any other DT exercises I might feel like I should be doing at the moment. And speed walking.

Do you do multiple sets of 25 pushups as suggested for the Perpetual Lesson, or do you do higher rep sets? I go back and forth from doing higher reps and fewer sets and lower reps and more sets. Which do you recommend? Have a great New Year 2015!

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 1:26 pm
by SPEARHEAD
3 sets of 50 reps each. I'm 21 years younger than you, so I don't know what advice to give you. I've done the fewer reps and more sets routine before, and it seems to work too. If going back and forth from doing higher reps and fewer sets and lower reps and more sets works for you, then by all means continue that regimen.

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 3:10 pm
by Bridge
SPEARHEAD wrote:3 sets of 50 reps each. I'm 21 years younger than you, so I don't know what advice to give you. I've done the fewer reps and more sets routine before, and it seems to work too. If going back and forth from doing higher reps and fewer sets and lower reps and more sets works for you, then by all means continue that regimen.

Thanks for your reply! Sometimes older is not always wiser, as I sometimes try to do too much. By doing say 6 sets of 25 one day, and 3 sets of 50 the next day, it seems to keep me fresh, sort of a hard-easy effect. So, yes, I will follow your advice and keep doing what seems to be working. Best regards.

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2015 6:09 pm
by ttiros1
Monday through Friday i do the perpetual lesson's and a few DT's. Saturday is just the perpetual lesson's and Sunday is a day of rest. Once the cold weather breaks in April I will walk 3 miles 3 times a week.

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 3:57 pm
by Bridge
It looks like you have a very sensible workout regimen. Walking every other day is a good way to prevent burnout.

Re: How Do You Train?

Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 12:11 am
by Bridge
SPEARHEAD wrote:Once a day, in the morning, before breakfast, perpetual lesson, and any other DT exercises I might feel like I should be doing at the moment. And speed walking.
Do you speed walk every day? I have tried interval brisk walking, where I walk for 5 minutes at a very brisk pace, followed by another 5 minutes of walking a more moderate pace. Is this what you do?