And is it beneficial to treat
the workouts as a superset where (for example) you do squats for a set then do pullups for another?
Not exact matches
This example has a
superset that will help you with your structural balance
as well, but this time it's at the beginning instead of at the end of the
workout.
The first example that we're going to look at is a bodybuilding
workout that will work on your upper back, but before it ends it has two exercises for structural balance, and you should do these
as a
superset.
If you regularly do
superset biceps and triceps
workouts or forced reps of bench presses and side lateral drop sets, it's highly unlikely that you will be able to put the same pressure on your legs
as well, just because it's going to hurt too much.
Simple things, such
as increasing the number of reps, performing
supersets, and getting a
workout buddy, can go a long way to improving your overall performance.
He describes
supersets as the most effective way to structure a
workout and speed up progress without focusing on the amount of weight.
As you can see,
supersets provide plenty of possibilities to target your muscles and optimize their growth, so feel free to experiment with the help of the guidelines above and create your own beastly
workouts!
This
workout includes all
supersets, which I love
as a time - saver.
This type of
workout is less intense because you're not working the same muscle groups
as you do in the other
superset workout.
Do the above exercise, but speed up the
workout enormously by doing
supersets of the above exercises
as follows:
Finish each
workout by doing the last 4 exercises # 6 - # 9 all at once
as a
superset.
The
workouts feature a strength
superset, which serves
as your «meat and potatoes» training — the work that will give you the majority of your results by challenging your muscles with heavy loads that tax your whole body.
For weight loss, and
as could be expected, the extra work and intensity in a
superset workout is known to increase energy expenditure during the session, and also after the session
as excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC).
As you can probably tell by this website, I'm a big believer and doer of
superset workouts — both same - muscle and different muscle
supersets.