Full Body 5x Per Week: Why High Frequency Training Is So Effective



Get my new full body program here: http://jeffnippard.com If you’ve only been in the gym for a year or two, I’d recommend starting …

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  1. Happy new year everyone!! So I've been tweaking and refining my full body program over the last 6 months and it's finally ready to go. You can check it out over on my website http://jeffnippard.com if you're looking to try out something new! I've also got 5 Full Body Science Applied videos on the way in case you want to get a taste for what the workouts look like – so stay tuned for those over the next month or two! Hope you all had a great holiday and let's get 2020 off to a great start. Peace!

  2. full body is not for everybody, i already spend like 2 hours per day with push pull legs, i dont plan on being in the gym 3 or 4 hours a day doing full body

  3. I've been doing this for a year. Went from beginner to born again hard. At first I did the exact same routine daily for my weakest groups to build muscle endurance. As things balanced out I could do a different kind of lift for the group on different days of the week. EZ bar for curls one day, curl machine the next, hammer curls day after, reverse curls. It works. I run 2 to 3 miles before work. Full body after. I use the weekend to recover, but really I just want to go somewhere other than the gym. A full body routine can be up to 2 to 3 hours in a gym that's not crowded. Longer if it is.

  4. @JeffNippard What seperates a beginner and advanced Trainee for you?
    Time would be a very inaccurate scale since many people workout or do sports since many years but aren't as advanced or consistant.
    Like they always fall back and never truly progress further.
    So would there be more a scale for how many muscle they build up in weight? 🤔

  5. Jeff you, I and many of your followers are not Novice- Intermediate lifters. When are you going to do studies for Advanced Lifters? Since results vary for Novice to Advanced Lifters. I do GVT Full body 5 days. It’s been 12 weeks and I have gotten stronger like a novice lifter and The results speak for itself.

  6. 1st day
    Chest back shoulder core

    1.Chest supported row/ 45° Chest supported T bar row ( 3 sets)
    2.Incline Dumbbell press
    /Machine press ( 3 sets)
    3.Underhand pulldown ( 3 sets)
    4.Lateral raises ( 3 sets)
    5.High to low Cable crossover ( 3 sets)
    6.Dumbbell/ Machine OHP ( 2 sets)
    7.Rear delt fly (3 sets)
    8.Shrugs (2 sets)

    2nd day –
    Leg – Arms – Core

    1.Barbell squat (3 sets)
    2.Leg press ( 3 sets)
    3.RDL ( 3 sets)
    4.Calf raises ( 2 sets)
    5.Rope push down ( 3 sets)
    6.Barbell curl ( 3 sets)
    7.Overhead triceps rope extension ( 2 sets)
    8.Hammer curl ( 2 sets)
    9.Wrist curl ( 2/3 sets)
    10.Russian twist
    ( 3 sets )

    3rd day – Rest

    4th day –
    Chest back shoulder core

    1.Chest supported row/ 45° Chest supported T bar row ( 3 sets)
    2.Incline Dumbbell press
    /Machine press ( 3 sets)
    3.Neutral grip pulldown ( 3 sets)
    4.Lateral raises ( 3 sets)
    5.High to low Cable crossover ( 3 sets)
    6.Dumbbell/ Machine 7.OHP ( 2 sets)
    8.Rear delt fly (3 sets)
    9.Shrugs (3 sets)

    5th day – Rest

    6th day –
    Leg – Arms – Core

    1.Sumo squat (3 sets)
    2.Leg press ( 3 sets)
    3.SDL ( 3 sets)
    4.Calf raises ( 3 sets)
    5.Rope push down ( 3 sets)
    6.Preacher curl ( 3 sets)
    7.Overhead triceps rope extension ( 2 sets)
    8.Hammer curl ( 2 sets)
    9.Wrist curl ( 2/3 sets)
    10.Machine core crunches/Ab crunches/Plank
    ( 2 sets )

    7th day – Rest

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