Extreme Muscle Building Workout Program – Tarang Chandola

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Progressive Overload simply means gradually increasing the stress on the body over sessions of physical activity/training and that’s what this program is all about and much more.

This style of training promotes hypertrophy and helps build stronger and denser bones, ligaments, tendons and cartilage. Additionally, as blood flow to trained areas is increased incrementally, nerve connections between the brain and muscle involved become more responsive; but enough with the science.

I’ll be honest this program is not easy. It requires your attention to detail, the particular exercises, the reps, the volume, everything. When you go into the gym you are no longer going to “work out”, you’re going to train.

* Please note. We do not do any refunds since you are able to view the entire course structure before purchasing the programme.

Course Curriculum

Introduction to the Workout Program

• Taking You Through The Workout Program (22:13)

Introduction (Instructions & Explanations) *MUST READ*

• Introduction To Progressive Overload
• Points To Keep In Mind
• How To Warm Up
• 6×4 Set Explained
• How To Perform A Rest Pause Set
• Tempo Explained

Workout 1

• Push Workout 1
• Pull Workout 1
• Legs Workout 1

Workout 2

• Push Workout 2
• Pull Workout 2
• Legs Workout 2

Workout 3

• Push Workout 3
• Pull Workout 3
• Legs Workout 3

Core Workouts

• Core Variation 1
• Core Variation 2
• Core Variation 3
• Core Variation 4 (Tri-Sets)
• Core Variation 5 (Weighted)

Let The Gainz Begin!

• Trust The Process

INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS

• dumbell bicep curls (3:39)
• concentration curls (2:51)
• Hammer curls (3:14)
• Rear Delts (4:56)
• Upright rows (4:02)
• Front Raises (4:02)
• Hanging Side Lateral Raises (2:20)
• Side Lateral Raises for wider shoulders (7:12)
• Hex Press Tutorial (2:20)
• Flat dumbbell press (4:32)
• Best grip while doing back (2:47)
• legs (7:20)
• upper inner chest (8:31)
• lat pulldown (5:01)
• Reverse grip lat pulldown (2:43)
• Single arm lat pulldown (1:53)
• Behind the neck cable pulldowns (2:38)
• single arm row (5:01)
• leg press variations (6:36)
• Rowing- Thickness vs width (3:38)
• bicep curl tips (8:51)

Video Links for exercises

• Video links/ instructional videos