[quote]Ive trained twice a day following the poliquin principle of planned overtraining – with amazing success. Basically, its laid out with the intention of pounding you into the ground for two weeks with a backoff week after. When i did it the programming i followed was like this:
Day 1 AM 8:45
Widestance Squats 7 x 6-8
Leg Press 5 x 6-8
Hack Squats 5 x 6- 8
Day 1 PM 5:00
a)Leg Ext 4 x 12-20
b)leg curls 4 x 12-20
walking lunge x 100
calves
Day 2 AM
Incline DB Press 7 x 5-8
Dips 4 x 6-8
rotator work 3 x 12-15
Day 2 PM
pec dec 4x12-15
6 Step Push up on smith - 20 reps each stop, 3 up 3 down
rotator work 3 x 12-15
Day 4 AM
Deadlifts 7 x 5
T-Bar 4 x 6-8
barbell Row 4 x 6-8
Day 4 PM
Wide Pulldowns 4 x 12-15
Straight arm pulldowns 4 x 10-12
1 arm cable row 3 x 12-15
calves
Day 5 Am
Clean / Press 7 x 5
Barbell Curl cluster 5 x 1 x 15 sec x 5 (25)
Tricep Close Press cluster 5 x 1 x 15 sec (25)
Day 5 PM
a)dumbbell gironda swings 4 x 12-15
b)reverse pec dec 4 x 12-15
a)incline curls 3 x 10-12
b)high pulley curls 3 x 10-12
a)pressdowns 3 x 10-12
b) overhead extensions 3 x 10-12
This will fry you – you need to make sure you are using proper recovery techniques, but realize this is designed to kick you in the dirt – 2 weeks on, back off week, then back for two more weeks.
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Hi, I definatley want to give this program a test run but first could you clarify what the day 5 A.M rep schemes are and what you mean by “cluster?” Also is it true that during the two weeks after the one week off you’re supposed to cut back on volume? If so, by how much? I look forward to start this program as soon as these questions are clarified, thank you for your time!!