I Bodybuilder 5 - Transition - Tuesday Search Skip to content Menu Menu follow us Store Articles Community Loyal-T Club Loyal-T Points Rewards Subscribe to Save Search Search The World s Trusted Source & Community for Elite Fitness TrainingVideos I Bodybuilder 5 - Transition - Tuesday by Christian Thibaudeau April 24, 2011April 5, 2021 Tags Exercise Programs Leg Press — Ramp Sets: 7   Reps: 4/2/X   Rest: 45 Perform 3 sets of 4 repetitions followed by 3 sets of 2 repetitions (6 total sets), ramping (increasing) the load each set. For your first work set, use approximately 50% 1RM. Add 10 or 20 pounds on each subsequent set. The sixth set should be the heaviest weight you can lift for 2 reps without slowing down through sticking points. Set 7, reduce the weight by 20%, and perform as many repetitions as you can without technical breakdown. For intermediate lifters, and depending upon the day and lift, the load should be between 85% and 90% 1RM. For advanced lifters, the load should be between 90% and 95%. On each rep of every set, always lift the weight with maximum force (as hard and as explosive as possible). Rest no more than 90 seconds between sets, only taking the time required to give maximum effort. Jump Squat — Max Force Sets: 6   Reps: 2   Rest: 45 With this exercise, every rep should be explosive. So select a 2-rep weight you can move with explosive force for all six sets. If in doubt, go lighter. Perform every repetition with maximum force (as hard and as explosive as possible). Rest no more than 45 seconds between sets. The idea, however, is to rest the least amount of time required to give maximum effort on the next set. Leg Extension — Ramp Sets: 7   Reps: 4/2/X   Rest: 45 Perform 3 sets of 4 repetitions followed by 3 sets of 2 repetitions (6 total sets), ramping (increasing) the load each set. For your first work set, use approximately 50% 1RM. Add 10 or 20 pounds on each subsequent set. The sixth set should be the heaviest weight you can lift for 2 reps without slowing down through sticking points. Set 7, reduce the weight by 20%, and perform as many repetitions as you can without technical breakdown. For intermediate lifters, and depending upon the day and lift, the load should be between 85% and 90% 1RM. For advanced lifters, the load should be between 90% and 95%. On each rep of every set, always lift the weight with maximum force (as hard and as explosive as possible). Rest no more than 90 seconds between sets, only taking the time required to give maximum effort. Vertical Jump — Max Force Sets: 6   Reps: 2   Rest: 45 With this exercise, every rep should be explosive. So select a 2-rep weight you can move with explosive force for all six sets. If in doubt, go lighter. Perform every repetition with maximum force (as hard and as explosive as possible). Rest no more than 45 seconds between sets. The idea, however, is to rest the least amount of time required to give maximum effort on the next set. Get The T Nation Newsletters Don' t Miss Out Expert Insights To Get Stronger, Gain Muscle Faster, And Take Your Lifting To The Next Level related posts Training Destroying Fat It takes more than just “eating less and exercising more” to reach single-digit body fat. Check out these advanced fat loss strategies. Bodybuilding, Fat Loss Training, Training Christian Thibaudeau March 19 Training Tip When To Change Everything No motivation? Progress stalled in the gym? Here's how changing everything about your training can get you back on track. Tips, Training Eirik Sandvik January 6 Training Tip Goblet and Hack Squat Superset For quad size, do 6 rounds of narrow goblet squats followed by continuous tension hack squats. Rest only 60 seconds between rounds. Bodybuilding, Exercise Coaching, Legs, Tips Mark Dugdale February 20 Training Push-up Your Explosive Strength Techniques for breaking through strength plateaus in the bench press Training Chad Waterbury January 18