New advanced regime needed....
Hi All,
Ive been on a long term cut. I've lost over 100lbs but my strength as you imagine in that time has greatly plateaud and decreased in some areas - in truth im happy ive retained a lot of muscle I initially put on. I want to take another 20-25lbs off before I think I could probably attempt to clean bulk. The exercises I have done to get this far are the standard isolation exercises with chest press/squats and dead lifts as my compounds. Most of these are standard 8-12 with drop sets and super sets to change it up slightly.
What I want to do is change my training up to shock my body and to see if its possible to gain any strength while shredding.
I see a lot of the PT's at my gym training cleans/deadlifts/front squats, etc. Is there a type of training program that is a bit more unorthodox or more advanced that I will benefit from? I have spoken to one or two of the guys who seem to think training cleans/jerks isn't the way to go on a cut because of how taxing it is on the CNS but it looks a lot more interesting. Should I try high rep range exercises 20-25 reps?
I still want to shred hardcore, I know most of this is in the diet which is why Im eating relative strictly low carb and factoring in high amounts of LIIS/HIIT. medium fat/high protien. My macros are:
300g protein
120g carbs
75g fat.
Can anyone recommend something which will help me continue to shred whilst possibly gaining strength? or shall I stick at what im doing.
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Strength is found in the low rep range 2-5 with compound movements. But i wouldn't advise it on a cut, because like what the guys in your gym said, its very taxing on the CNS
Have you tried circuit workouts?
waltrIf you want to get stronger lower the rep range from 8-12 to about 4-5 with heavier weight.