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Hindu Push Ups| Best type of push up part 2

Most of times I get Asked what exercises can I do to get jacked but not in the gym at home or anywhere. Well, gyms are a recent addition to our fitness culture. Let's say just 100 old years or so, I mean including even the primitive weight that we were using. I am going to to introduce you to the training methodology that has been her in India for 100's of years.

Our methods of staying fit has always been functional and efficient. Let me tell you something, you don't need a gym to get fit and strong all you need a good functional training which is time tested and basic yet highly rewarding. Our way of training to stay strong dates back to 100s of years. Our warriors to layman were all fit! How you may ask? Well they did want was needed and what worked best.

Let me share a video I posted on my YouTube channel of me doing Hindu push ups. These were used by our great wrestlers to get in amazing shape and strength. Subscribe to my YouTube channel and give the routine a try. Till next time stay healthy and stay strong.

Thoughts on 4 lifts competition : bench, Deadlift, squat and overhead press

The 4 lift competition is getting interesting as we have completed two months of it. Some are doing good and some great and some not so great. Well I fall into the not so great category, why you may ask ? Well I have been busy in my personal life. Work, life generally keeps me busy and leaves little room for training, hence a different approach to the training. I was once training 3 hours a day this had great results from such training methodology. Now coming back to the competition itself, I believe we should do all the 4 lifts on the same day so as to make it hard to get the pr and perform at your best and mimick a actual meet. Here is the video do Checkout my YouTube channel and follow the journey.

Fat to Fit | Transformation Men India | Episode 9

Transformation from Fat to fit is upon my YouTube channel.  I am big fan of heavy duty training and I believe with most of the principal s of it. I will put them to test to document my body transformation.

I will be training no more than 7-9 sets per workout and further reduced the training by reducing the number days trained per week; 3 days per week sometimes even less depending on the gains. For a natural body transformation rest and recuperation is vital and this form training is apt to accomplish such goals. Subscribe to the blog and my YouTube channel and follow my journey.

The 4 Lifts Competition

I have entered a 4 lift competition on YouTube which is basically to see who out lifts one another most in lifts like bench press, deadlifts, squats and over head press. It has 6 to 8 competitors, here is my entry video. Please follow the the competition and subscribe to my YouTube channel.

Franco columbu Tribute

Franco Columbu was the Strongest Bodybuilder of the Golden Era of the bodybuilding and was pound for pound strongest of them all. He was weightlifting, power lifting and then a bodybuilding champion.

Check out Golden days of bodybuilding :
 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGHNAcgUAbA99Yh1SCNesSG00XXbnQOhh


He was not just a bodybuilder who had muscles; he could put them to use to put people to sleep since he was also a European boxing champion. He has won numerous weightlifting and bodybuilding competitions, winning Mr. Europe, Mr. World, Mr. Universe and Mr. Olympia twice (1976 and 1981).He trained Sylvester Stallone for the Rambo movies.

He had set great PR’s on bench squat and Deadlift and also on heavy shoulder presses. The most interesting thing was when he competed in world’s strongest man 1977, he was dabbling a refrigerator and had a fall and injured his leg. Doctors declared that the leg was broken, but Franco said it wasn't broken, it was dislocated. If you are already not impressed by his feet’s of strength, one must be impressed by his will and dedication which was put into display when he when through rehabbing his leg and competing again to win the Mr. Olympia title in 1981. Post his accident at the world’s strongest man, he had lot of work at his hand and his efforts are commendable irrespective of where the Olympia of 1981 was fixed or not!

Like Arnold he came from a small village, he was from Sardinia Italy. He conquered the world of bodybuilding and did do small parts in movies made lot of money and became successful.

His best lifts are as follows:
Bench press: 525 lbs.
Squats: 655 lbs.
Deadlifts: 750 lbs.


#francocolumbu

Working in Shifts and Making Gains

I wanted to write about working in shifts and making gains. Night shifts can be nightmare if all you want is to make gains and build muscle. Here is my video on this . Subscribe to my YouTube channel and comment if you like the video blog.

Fat to Fit | Transformation Men India | Episode 8

Transformation from Fat to fit is a series where I transform my body from fat to fit using High intensity training is one of the best method’s to put on quality muscle mass and definition, if not the best. It was found by Arthur Jones who experimented with this form of training with top bodybuilders of the era. He was the inventor of the Nautilus; many well know bodybuilders trained under his guidance like Casey Viator, mike mentzer and Ray Mentzer. It was Mike Mentzer who popularized this form of training and added his own observation to the HIT theory and perfected it.  Mike advocated and trained his clients no more than 7-9 sets per workout and further reduced the training by reducing the number days trained per week; 3 days per week sometimes even less depending on the gains. Mike advocated HIT training a lot and held many seminar’s and shot training videos. The man who took the HIT method to the top and revolutionized the sport of bodybuilding was Dorian Yates. 6 consecutive times Mr. Olympia and a big follower of HIT method.

The principle of this training method was that one should train brief, infrequent and with all intensity. It was believed that training with high intensity and to a point where it would create muscular failure momentarily yielded great gains and results. Since its intensity which is the key in this form of training, the training volume and duration of training is very brief compared to traditional volume training where one performs numerous sets and repetitions with low intensity. We all know that training stimulates muscle growth by recruiting new muscle fibers but rest and nutrition is what makes them grow. Adequate rest has to be provided for the body to heal and grow and endure the taxing from next intense workout. Hence a great emphasis is placed on rest and recuperation.

A typical HIT Workout can be like focusing one single muscle group to may be a minor muscle group in addition, like Back with Biceps. Again a great emphasis is placed on form and technique as it’s just not moving weights but lifting with perfect form and in slow and controlled fashion rather than jerking the weight. I strongly believe one should be training no more than 45 minutes, if they are aiming to build quality muscle mass naturally. We all more or less have access to same nutritional information but what separate us are the training methods to some degree and most importantly the intensity. Try this method for good 4-6 months and see the results.

Fat to fit |Transformation Series | Episode 7 | The Spirit

My Transformation from Fat to fit is a series where I transform my body from fat to fit using High intensity training is one of the best method’s to put on quality muscle mass and definition, if not the best. It was found by Arthur Jones who experimented with this form of training with top bodybuilders of the era. He was the inventor of the Nautilus; many well know bodybuilders trained under his guidance like Casey Viator, mike mentzer and Ray Mentzer. It was Mike Mentzer who popularized this form of training and added his own observation to the HIT theory and perfected it.  Mike advocated and trained his clients no more than 7-9 sets per workout and further reduced the training by reducing the number days trained per week; 3 days per week sometimes even less depending on the gains. Mike advocated HIT training a lot and held many seminar’s and shot training videos. The man who took the HIT method to the top and revolutionized the sport of bodybuilding was Dorian Yates. 6 consecutive times Mr. Olympia and a big follower of HIT method.

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The principle of this training method was that one should train brief, infrequent and with all intensity. It was believed that training with high intensity and to a point where it would create muscular failure momentarily yielded great gains and results. Since its intensity which is the key in this form of training, the training volume and duration of training is very brief compared to traditional volume training where one performs numerous sets and repetitions with low intensity. We all know that training stimulates muscle growth by recruiting new muscle fibers but rest and nutrition is what makes them grow. Adequate rest has to be provided for the body to heal and grow and endure the taxing from next intense workout. Hence a great emphasis is placed on rest and recuperation.

A typical HIT Workout can be like focusing one single muscle group to may be a minor muscle group in addition, like Back with Biceps. Again a great emphasis is placed on form and technique as it’s just not moving weights but lifting with perfect form and in slow and controlled fashion rather than jerking the weight. I strongly believe one should be training no more than 45 minutes, if they are aiming to build quality muscle mass naturally. We all more or less have access to same nutritional information but what separate us are the training methods to some degree and most importantly the intensity. Try this method for good 4-6 months and see the results.

#4liftscompetition #fattofit

My transformation from fat to fit 2019

My Transformation from Fat to fit is a series where I transform my body from fat to fit using High intensity training is one of the best method’s to put on quality muscle mass and definition, if not the best. It was found by Arthur Jones who experimented with this form of training with top bodybuilders of the era. He was the inventor of the Nautilus; many well know bodybuilders trained under his guidance like Casey Viator, mike mentzer and Ray Mentzer.

Here is the video link to my YouTube channel

It was Mike Mentzer who popularized this form of training and added his own observation to the HIT theory and perfected it.  Mike advocated and trained his clients no more than 7-9 sets per workout and further reduced the training by reducing the number days trained per week; 3 days per week sometimes even less depending on the gains. Mike advocated HIT training a lot and held many seminar’s and shot training videos. The man who took the HIT method to the top and revolutionized the sport of bodybuilding was Dorian Yates. 6 consecutive times Mr. Olympia and a big follower of HIT method.

I love to share my day to day life and what's worked for me in getting in shape and what's not. We always believe looking good outside is important but for me being good both inside and out is most important. So follow my journey and subscribe to my YouTube channel.

The principle of this training method was that one should train brief, infrequent and with all intensity. It was believed that training with high intensity and to a point where it would create muscular failure momentarily yielded great gains and results. Since its intensity which is the key in this form of training, the training volume and duration of training is very brief compared to traditional volume training where one performs numerous sets and repetitions with low intensity. We all know that training stimulates muscle growth by recruiting new muscle fibers but rest and nutrition is what makes them grow. Adequate rest has to be provided for the body to heal and grow and endure the taxing from next intense workout. Hence a great emphasis is placed on rest and recuperation.

A typical HIT Workout can be like focusing one single muscle group to may be a minor muscle group in addition, like Back with Biceps. Again a great emphasis is placed on form and technique as it’s just not moving weights but lifting with perfect form and in slow and controlled fashion rather than jerking the weight. I strongly believe one should be training no more than 45 minutes, if they are aiming to build quality muscle mass naturally. We all more or less have access to same nutritional information but what separate us are the training methods to some degree and most importantly the intensity. Try this method for good 4-6 months and see the results.

Bodyhack Episode 2 - Nutrition and supplements

Body Transformation Progress and update how well or how bad it is going.Bodyhack is a new series where I not only try to have physique which looks good to be show ready but also has functionality. Unlike in  bodybuilding, the physique is just not for the stage.

That being said let's deep dive on how my body transformation has been going, I have put on 2kgs so that's like more than 4lbs. How am  I able put on muscle or is it all muscle? Truth of matter is you gain fat along with muscle when you bump up the calories. Is it the way I train I absolutely I agree but also it's more off what I do outside of gym. Things are getting interesting and I am able to make considerable gains without eating like a bodybuilder. Rest is very important as important as training itself,  don't believe try it!

In terms of calories I am consuming around 2500 calories nothing more than that. When it comes to sleep I get around 6 hours of sleep and able train and also manage other works, I also sleep less but it has never hindered my progress. Watch the episode 2 and enjoy.

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Bodyhack Episode 1

Bodyhack is a new series starting in year 2019 where I change and challenge my body with HIT workout. Real old school high intensity kind of training. All you see is raw training and fly in the wall recording, no editing gimmick or shooting 4k stuff. Follow my journey and build your physique alone with me the old school way. I show you how to do a body transformation without steroids or supplements.

As I said earlier its a on the go fly on the wall kind off vlog on fitness,life , hardships and triumphs. I will not glorify my body transformation journey with crazy editing like top YouTuber's tend to do. I believe in reality than making it lavish and viral. I am sure you will like my journey and support me by watching and giving me constructive feedback.

Now let's talk about my training plan, the principle of my training method is that one should train brief, infrequent and with all intensity aka H.I.T or high intensity training. It was believed that training with high intensity and to a point where it would create muscular failure momentarily yielded great gains and results. Since its intensity, which is the key in this form of training, the training volume and duration of training is very brief compared to traditional volume training where one performs numerous sets and repetitions with low intensity. We all know that training stimulates muscle growth by recruiting new muscle fibers but rest and nutrition is what makes them grow. Adequate rest has to be provided for the body to heal and grow and endure the taxing from next intense workout. Hence a great emphasis is placed on rest and recuperation.

Here I present you Bodyhack episode 1.

UFC 230 Cormier vs Lewis Fight Prediction

UFC 230 is what's up tomorrow and I think it will be a interesting fight to watch between Cormier vs Lewis. Lewis has great punching power and Cormier has amazing wrestling which helped him very well in his mma matches. 

In this new video I breakdown Cormier vs Lewis, I think it's interesting and an upset can be on the horizon. If Derek wins then it's going to heavy weight division again. Enjoy the video and subscribe to the channel.