LoseStreak Posted April 10, 2025 Share Posted April 10, 2025 On 3/12/2025 at 3:04 PM, shikoyapnya said: Does anyone have a workout plan for 3 days / week workout 2hrs each? If you’re really wanna be consistent sir. Try searching for the minimalist fitness. May sample po dun na routine. 3x a week lang tas consistent dapat lng, d pa nakakapagod ung routine Quote Link to comment
JunLigaya Posted April 11, 2025 Share Posted April 11, 2025 Compound for the win. It helps me on my everyday routine, running, weightlifting and swimming. Start to invest this kind of workout para pag tumanda na kayo, Hindi kayo mahihirapan. Quote Link to comment
plaguerantfoul Posted April 11, 2025 Share Posted April 11, 2025 On 3/12/2025 at 10:04 PM, shikoyapnya said: Does anyone have a workout plan for 3 days / week workout 2hrs each? try to check stronglift 5x5, swak to sa 3x a week Quote Link to comment
shadowraiden Posted April 29, 2025 Share Posted April 29, 2025 Compound. It's also good if you plan to work out for a few times in the gym. I only go to the gym twice a week, but I do see the results. Quote Link to comment
wytenoice Posted May 1, 2025 Share Posted May 1, 2025 Combination of both Use compound movements for strength, mass, and overall fitness. Add isolation movements for refinement, symmetry, or targeted muscle growth. Quote Link to comment
Gavin Cruz Posted December 27, 2025 Share Posted December 27, 2025 best of both worlds ISOLATE - side delts, biceps, triceps, trapezius, abs COMPOUND - legs, upper & lower back, chest Quote Link to comment
Blxst Posted February 10 Share Posted February 10 On 8/27/2006 at 5:36 AM, Sl@MDuNk_Mitsui14 said: In my case, I still prefer isolation exercises than compound exercises. I'll tell you my reasons later. :hypocritesmiley: On 8/27/2006 at 5:50 AM, Sl@MDuNk_Mitsui14 said: BTW, I know some (or most?) of you arent believers of isolation exercise, maybe some of you might even challenge me to at least name 3 isolation exercises. I'm ready to take the challenge however. Isolation is fine as long as you know what you're doing. Problem is that most people don't. The other problem is that people don't know the difference between isolation and compound movements. If your goal is health, just stick to compound movements. If you're building a specific look, then work in those isos. Quote Link to comment
Rubi1909 Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Compound movements. But I focus on alternating heavy weeks (3 to 5 reps) vs. lighter weeks (10 to 15 reps). I am not focused on a specific look -- just to be healthy and strong. Just like 1960s powerlifters, I rarely push to failure, as I usually train alone. Quote Link to comment
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