This workout follows a powerful 30-second isometric hold + 12-second rest protocol for 5 total sets per exercise, forcing maximum muscle fiber recruitment for rapid strength gains, muscle growth, and endurance.
Bullworker Workouts
Weeks 8 – 10: Chest/Tri, Back/Bi and Lower Body Splits
Perform an isometric hold of 10 seconds at 80% – 90% and 12 repetitions for each exercise of the circuit. Repeat if desired.
Do each routine 2 times per week. You can stack them and/or combine for one total body day.
Week 1: Fast total body Isometric Circuit
70% – 80% of your maximum effort, less than five minutes, and one quick total body workout.
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