Hi everyone !
I am Bartek, 21 y.o. and I’ve been training Calisthenics since 2018. My basics is on level 2 foundation. My question is how to create a good workout program (from foundation 2 exercises) for gaining strength for the first place and also size ?
Also how many workouts is good per week for each part of the body (upper,core,legs) ? My profession is undertaker so training every day sometimes is impossible.
Greetings !
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Training method for strength & size .
Started by Marcin Chmiel 404921, February 15, 2022 · 2 Replies · 1,888 Views
On 2/15/2022 at 11:50 AM, Marcin Chmiel 404921 said:Hi everyone !
I am Bartek, 21 y.o. and I’ve been training Calisthenics since 2018. My basics is on level 2 foundation. My question is how to create a good workout program (from foundation 2 exercises) for gaining strength for the first place and also size ?
Also how many workouts is good per week for each part of the body (upper,core,legs) ? My profession is undertaker so training every day sometimes is impossible.
Greetings !
hI Marcin, the field is a bit complex because if you want to gain strength on bodyweight training like GST you cannot increase the muscles mass because the ratio power:weight is going to decrease a lot. but if you want to gain mass (not in the case of an undertrained or underweight person) you have first to move into a situation where the body can build up mass which means, on average, 12-15% of bodyfat. but at this stage, you are going to lose relative strength.
So a choice should be made...gst strength up and 8-9 % bf or gst strength down and higher BF and more mass.
you cannot have both of them, the only 2 cases are an underweight person or undertrained person. if someone says the opposite, is not completely honest.
for more general information i suggest some readings like the pyramid of helms as a basic tool. in order then to have a specific and specialized program is suggested to have a personal trainer consultancy because i do not have enough competency in bodybuilding.
Okay Alessandro, thank You.