First,
Big Ben...yes the 10 x 3 can be tough on the joints, but thats why you take your EFA's in abundance along with a
Cissus product. If you want to really make sure you have no joint issues I always recommend getting
Controlled Labs Orange Triad (Best Multi-V formula out there as it also provides
joint support) and stacking it with a
Cissus Product like AN's own
Osteobolin-C.
Second, I'll provide the science behind the 10 x 3 training method...check the link out! If you guys want you can take a look at my personal 10 x 3 training program layout as I have at the end. My style is a variation of the typical 10 x 3...
Anyway, a quick credit to Derek "The Beast" Charlebois as I am taking the science aspect of things from his words in the article "The Power To Be Pretty". I have done the 10 x 3 training style for a while, but I like his approach as far the science aspect goes. Check out the article on BB.com. Here is the link...
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/beast54.htm.
Anyway, fellas if you want to take a look at my way and style of doing the 10 x 3 Here it is for ya to take a gander at:
Here is a sample of the 10 x 3 Training Program: This is my own version of how I do things.
It is six days per week, period. No turning this into a five-day program or a four- day program. If you cannot commit to six days, forget about doing this program. If you can suck it up and do this for twelve weeks then you will enjoy great results and realize all the dedication and sacrifices are worth it in the end. If you want to be a massive and powerful beast it takes
relentless dedication…no ands, ifs, or fuss about it. Either commit 100% to it, or find a different program that suits your schedule better…everyone does have their own life to worry about and this program is only recommend for experienced and more advanced type trainers so if it doesn’t suit you, don’t feel bad…its not for just anyone and everyone.
Monday -
Morning Cardio (30 mins…low to moderate
intensity)
Abs
Squat: 10 sets of 3 reps
After session Cardio (30 mins low to moderate
intensity)
Tuesday –
Morning Cardio (30 mins…low to moderate
intensity)
Squat Assist 3 sets of 8-12 Reps of EACH
Leg Press
Leg Extensions
Lunges
Wrist Curls
Calves
Wednesday -
Morning Cardio (30 mins…low to moderate
intensity)
Bench: 10 sets of 3 reps with 2 second pause at bottom of each rep
Abs
After session Cardio (30 mins low to moderate
intensity)
Thursday –
Morning Cardio (30 mins…low to moderate
intensity)
Bench Assist 3 sets of 8-12 Reps of EACH
Shoulder Press
Straight Bar Shoulder Shrugs (I alternate every week between front shrugs and behind the back trap shrugs)
Wide Position Weighted Pushups (2 45lb plates balanced on back)
CGBP
Incline Wide Angle Dips (feet positioned on bench with only edges of heels touching, Hands positioned on elevated platform, pause for 3 seconds at bottom of movement)
Pressdowns
Wrist Curls
Calves
Friday -
Morning Cardio (30 mins…low to moderate
intensity)
Abs
Deadlift 10 sets of 3 reps with a complete stop and 2 second "reset" at bottom
After session Cardio (30 mins low to moderate
intensity)
Saturday – (The day that separates the men from the boys)
Morning Cardio (30 mins…low to moderate
intensity)
Back Assist 3 sets of 8-12 Reps of EACH
Pullups
Lat Pulldowns
Standard
Straight Bar Rows
Low Rows or Reverse Rows (I alternate back and forth between each week)
Straight Bar Bicep Curls
Hammer Curls
Reverse Curls
Leg Curls
Wrist Curls
Calves
Sunday OFF (If you want to do something active…do nothing more than 30 mins of low to moderate
intensity cardio)