Pages

20170217

"Lee Haney’s Ultimate Bodybuilding" by Lee Haney

  • No one can move right to an advance program in any sport or discipline.
  • All bodybuilders and athletes must begin with a basic program.
  • All weight training springs from a careful analysis of your anatomy.
  • Take care of business and get out [of the gym].
  • Foundation workout. Two exercises per body part. A quick, effective forty-five minute workout.
  • Schedule
    • Day 1: Biceps, Chest, and Abdominals
    • Day 2: Shoulders and Back
    • Day 3: Triceps, Legs, and Abdominals
    • Take a day off and repeat
  • Chest
    • Bench press: 4 x 6 - 8
    • Incline bench press: 4 x 6 - 8
  • Back
    • Wide-grip pull-downs: 3 - 4 x 8 -10
    • Barbell bent-over row: 3 - 4 x 8 - 10
  • Shoulders
    • Military press: 3 - 4 x 8 - 10
    • Lateral raise: 2 - 3 x 10 - 12
  • Biceps
    • Barbell curl: 4 x 6 - 8
    • Preacher curl: 3 - 4 x 10 -12
  • Triceps
    • Triceps press-down: 4 x 10 - 12
    • Lying-down triceps extension: 3 - 4 x 8 - 10
  • Calves
    • Standing toe raise: 4 - 5 x 20
  • Abdominals
    • Incline sit-up: 3 - 4 x 15 - 20
    • Seated crunch: 3 - 4 x 15 - 20
  • Legs
    • Leg extension: 3 - 4 x 12 - 15
    • 45-degree leg press: 4 x 10 - 12
    • Leg curl: 3 - 4 x 12 - 15
  • Do your aerobic exercise -- at least three days a week, twenty minutes per session, at 65-85 percent of your maximum heart rate -- after your weight workout.
  • Avoid aerobic training on leg day; it’s overkill for the quadriceps and hamstrings.
  • Building on an impressive physique demands consistency and dedication.
  • Selecting a partner isn’t easy. Here are a few things to consider: Find a person who is as serious as you are. Totally committed. unselfish to the core.
  • You are what you eat and you are the company you keep.
  • There’s no substitute for focused training, entering into a zone of total connection between the mind and muscle.
  • If you can’t flex it, don’t carry it. Stay lean and in-shape all the time. Never allow fat to cover your abdominal muscles.
  • The resting metabolic rate for an average male ectomorph and mesomorph is approximately 2,000 - 2,500 calories.
  • Roughly 500 calories are burned per hour of weight training.
  • You must add calories over and above that resting rate if, in fact, you’re looking to build size.
  • Follow the ideal percentage breakdown: 60 percent carbs, 30 percent protein, 10 percent fat.
  • There are seven mandatory poses: double biceps, front lat spread, overhead abdomen, side chest, triceps, rear double biceps, rear lat spread.

No comments:

Post a Comment