GVT explained

[zedhed]

I stumbled accross this on another site but it is dam good info for anybody considering this type of training. For us older guyz I really think you should give this a go and see how it works for you.

http://www.seriouspowerlifting.com/3...olume-training

Good luck and enjoy.

[MuscleAddiction]

Awesome post brother...looking at this now, that leg routine you had Nikki and I on for that 8 weeks worked great too...but this can be incorporated currently into our program...I think OD just recommended this to me also lol, great minds think alike!!!

[zedhed]

I say go for it bro, both of you.

[Ironguruera]

I thought maybe with was a new std lmfao

[Orange24]

Within the last 3 weeks started a 5x5 Program. Little revised tho.

Push 5x5
Pull 5x5
Legs 5x5

All compound movements three days a week and all different movements. Seeing shocking results. Honestly for me its rapid growth. That low rep range seems to be my sweet spot but also high sets as well. Anyone think the GVT would b just as good? It looks so intriguing and pretty similar in a few ways.

[MuscleAddiction]

I thought maybe with was a new std lmfao

Really IG???

[MuscleAddiction]

Going to use it for all body parts...I do these once in a while in my garage gym...pick incline presses and just do 10 sets of 10 reps and by the 7 set the muscles are so full of blood and pumped it is painful...LOVE IT!!!

[SFDan]

I'm gonna try this.


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[Ironguruera]

Really IG???

Lol do u expect less?

[zedhed]

The 10x10 can be very effectively combined with the 5x5. It is called Block Training. For both modules you use straight weights for your work sets. That means no adding or subtracting weight. If you cant do the full amount of sets then you keep that weight till you can. Tempo is not too important in this kind of graining. Each module would last from 5-8 weeks. Then a week off and go on to the other module. Sound interesting to anyone?

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