45 minutes normally maybe 1 hour for assistance work on a Friday (Madcow)
My main aims are just to:
Train as intensely as possible while lifting good heavy weight.
Making sure I get enough rest time 2-3 minutes MAX on main exercises and 30s-90s on dips/curl/ab work
And I make sure it takes no more than one hour to make sure I don’t release cortisol - Aim for your testosterone levels peeking point - 45 minutes
I get about 35-45 minutes, depending on how fast I can change and get there. That leaves time one body part five times a week and absolutely no bullshitting. It really sucks on leg and back days.
I think the more interesting thing to take home from this thread… Is all the guys who have posted in this thread with decent development/the big dudes, are hitting the gym 5x per week.
Excluding mobility/flexibility stuff, 30minutes 3 times a week (lunch breaks). Have a newborn at the moment, when she sleeps through will try and workout before work and get longer sessions in as 90 minutes a week sucks for a guy who likes a decent amount of volume.
[quote]plateau wrote:
Excluding mobility/flexibility stuff, 30minutes 3 times a week (lunch breaks). Have a newborn at the moment, when she sleeps through will try and workout before work and get longer sessions in as 90 minutes a week sucks for a guy who likes a decent amount of volume.[/quote]
Preach it brother. I gotta 5 month old. Combine that with an hour commute each way and all my time just disappears.
I range from an hour and a half to two hours and a half depending of how much PR I do with all the people I know at the gym (I’m counting the 30 mins of running I do per workout sessions in that amount of time).
Edit: That’s 6x/week - counting 4x lifting (includes cardio) and 2x cardio days just to keep me rolling.
After watching those Dorian Videos I do my workouts in 45minutes-1 hour. I kinda time my rests just because i space out and if i didnt i would be there to long lol
I have a 5-way split that I cycle through in either six or seven days, as follows:
Shoulders+Biceps-This usually doesn’t take much more than an hour.
Quads and Calves-Usually a good two hours. Squats, front squats, leg presses, pre fatigue etc. Shit takes time.
Chest and Triceps-About an hour and a half or so
Upper Back-I do about 20 sets for upper back and it usually takes me about 2 hours or so.
Deadlifts: Takes about three hours.