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  • @PeterKhatcherian
    @PeterKhatcherian  Год назад +8

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    • @titan7200
      @titan7200 Год назад

      Pslsss make a video on the topic of deload method and how much intensity should I drop during my deload period of time and how much frequently should i do the deload method

  • @BenjaminL04
    @BenjaminL04 Год назад +65

    TIMESTAMPS
    1:23 High frequency training
    4:00 Deloads
    6:32 RIR

  • @lyndonstucker6710
    @lyndonstucker6710 Год назад +134

    I've watched a lot of bodybuilding content over 5 years and yours is quality my friend. Really appreciate your advice sir.

    • @HerculesFit
      @HerculesFit Год назад +3

      Agreed! Pete is top notch 💪

    • @satyajeetnayak215
      @satyajeetnayak215 Год назад +1

      ​@@HerculesFit bro your content is also top notch ❤

    • @aj7907
      @aj7907 Год назад

      But his videos have clickbaity titles!

    • @lyndonstucker6710
      @lyndonstucker6710 Год назад +1

      @@aj7907 got to get those eyeballs and atleast the content Is good when you click.

    • @steelphantom9105
      @steelphantom9105 Год назад

      I higher training frequency doesn’t work for everyone. There’s no one best way to train, its different for everyone.

  • @mikec1882
    @mikec1882 Год назад +3

    I can't disagree with anything he said. Very good video.

  • @JoseRuiz-qy9gy
    @JoseRuiz-qy9gy Год назад +7

    I don't get tired of Saying this: This Channel is The Best! I AM a 57 year Kid and I have never been more motivated to hit The Irons since watching Master Pete advices! Old School Rules Baby!

  • @emperorclaudias3316
    @emperorclaudias3316 Год назад +2

    I love the black and white asthectic

  • @harveyharris8959
    @harveyharris8959 Год назад +7

    I literally only follow this channel for bodybuilding now. No one has the same consistent good advice

    • @soonerborn7603
      @soonerborn7603 Год назад +2

      This is definitely one of the best channels. But all the good RUclipsrs will all tell you to not get ALL of your advice just from them! I’d recommend Sean Nalewanyj, Geoffrey Verity Schofield, Jonni Shreve, and Renaissance Periodization as well. I’d say those are the top 5 (including Peter) in my opinion.

  • @jaredngawaka1232
    @jaredngawaka1232 Год назад +2

    Very insightful. Thanks Peter

  • @kamenko123
    @kamenko123 Год назад +3

    This G knows what he is talking about! I love that he makes it simple to understand, not overcomplicating working out and diets because now adays just opening any social media you will see the same exercise with tens different techniques telling you this one is the best (going on and on), perfect diets and etc... I bought his 5 day Old school bodybuilding program and all I can tell you that I mad like it!! Literally best exercises, very well explained and overall good workout plan (even if you think that you don't like oldschool bodybuilding, after seeing that program I think you will change your mind!) . Also you can find form tips on his channel about every exercise that is included in plan so don't overthink to much and start gaining mass :!

  • @arnorlarsen
    @arnorlarsen Год назад +4

    Ty for helping out newbies. 💪🏼💪🏼🥩

  • @flekatron2148
    @flekatron2148 Год назад +3

    *THIS IS THE WAY*

  • @user-gd7fx4jf5c
    @user-gd7fx4jf5c Год назад +3

    Peter you are spot on about the training consistency and volume, very refreshing to have someone like yourself who has competed and put the yard’s in speak the truth. So many people out there on PED's pushing b.s. to the layman

  • @dutchtiepie9684
    @dutchtiepie9684 Год назад +3

    Excellent video

  • @thefnaffan2
    @thefnaffan2 Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing

  • @itamaravraham4068
    @itamaravraham4068 Год назад +2

    Great tips, quality content

  • @jcartwrong8896
    @jcartwrong8896 Год назад +1

    Reps in reserve, diversity of workouts and deloads have transformed me. I went from I think I know what I’m doing to this is actually working progressively every week.

    • @tiinan375
      @tiinan375 Год назад

      What do you mean by reps in reserve? How many RIR are you using in an average workout?

  • @michaelsawyer5487
    @michaelsawyer5487 Год назад +2

    This is real content, very useful information!

  • @themissing9824
    @themissing9824 Год назад +3

    Peter this channel by far has had the greatest impact on my performance and overall mindset about lifting, a complete paradigm shift is what I've gone through since October, I've incorporated these simple but effective principles and it's changed not only my body but my mentality, thanks for the info brother

  • @beardedtyke
    @beardedtyke Год назад +1

    The difference I noticed in implementing a true 1-2 RIR after years of failure training was a big surprise to me. Don't get me wrong, I loved to train to failure, but by using a 1-2 RIR, my strength went up much quicker, my little niggles went away and I was able to do more quality work. The reason for me is because, whilst failure training was great fun, those failure reps took far too big of bite out of my recovery for the amount of stimulus they brought. Using an RIR allows me to get near to failure, a great stimulus and not take huge big bites out of me recovery ability. I must stress though, you do need to train with an actual 1-2 RIR. Understanding of where failure actually is helped me massively in knowing where 1-2 RIR is. Don't be lulled in to the assumption that using RIR is easy. It really isn't at all when done correctly.

  • @Phantom_c8
    @Phantom_c8 Год назад +6

    Love your content, bro 🤙🏼

  • @eliansanchez8179
    @eliansanchez8179 Год назад +2

    We are so fucking back 💪

  • @patkrusto7680
    @patkrusto7680 Год назад +2

    New to your channel, but everything I’ve seen so far is well said and no B/S, looking forward to seeing more, thanks.

  • @hollaatyaboyyy7386
    @hollaatyaboyyy7386 Год назад +2

    Peter your videos are great. The knowledge is so helpful for me. Thank you and keep it going please

  • @dyl5609
    @dyl5609 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the amazing content. Would appreciate it if you could do a video on what diet to eat for mass gains on a tight budget.

  • @thomash8795
    @thomash8795 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the information . Great advice to be careful of hip movement to failure I remember that advice.

  • @markg7101
    @markg7101 Год назад +3

    Your advice has been invaluable to me. Keep up the good work and thankyou.

  • @RoidfreeSenior
    @RoidfreeSenior Год назад +2

    Have been focused on slowly trimming fat without losing size & strength recently. Lifting 3 days a week with some steady state cardio most every day and longer walking bouts on non lift days has worked pretty well. I dont think higher freq/lower intensity weight training is feasible for me right now

    • @hennesippn7145
      @hennesippn7145 Год назад

      Do what ever u can. Better than not doing any thing for extended periods.

  • @arthurtan988
    @arthurtan988 Год назад +2

    Hi Peter, great vid as always. I wanted to ask you how bodybuilders like Arnold and Franco incorporated weightlifting movements like clean, clean & jerk/press, and snatch into their routines, or if you have a separate video on that. Thanks!

  • @davebuckman8841
    @davebuckman8841 Год назад

    This is really interesting. Just recovering from operation for prostate cancer so got back in the gym 2 weeks ago after 10 weeks out Was doing muscle groups once a week but think I should now divide volumee by two and train each twice a week ?

  • @nilo7727
    @nilo7727 Год назад +2

    Excellent vid Pete!!💪😎💯

  • @pereira2007
    @pereira2007 Год назад +1

    Salute from Brazil 🇧🇷 🫡

  • @eyeseeyou3322
    @eyeseeyou3322 Год назад +1

    All I can say is wow! This video is highlighting things that have been on the edge of my mind, small tweaks I’m making to my ppl routine. I would say something like “Pete’s carrying the fitness industry,” however I think it’s more along the lines that you’re outright embarrassing it. I don’t think people realize how valuable this information is… For free!! Shitty personal trainers are a dime a dozen.

  • @lucasvarley9764
    @lucasvarley9764 Год назад

    Awesome stuff man... You ever used Next Level Diet? I got a custom meal plan from them and I love it.

  • @pelagicprincesses6123
    @pelagicprincesses6123 Год назад +1

    High reps Metabolic RP inspired workouts are great until the ligaments and tendons say 💩 Full body also tends to initiate soreness after months and months of grinding! Hoping to focus more on recovery the next 6 months using LU O LU OO with 200-300 surplus kcals!!! Always get excited when you upload! THX BRO

    • @thunderkat5282
      @thunderkat5282 Год назад +1

      I’ve found the same with RP. And the results kinda plateau. It’s also funny how Mike idolizes zourdos and agrees that rep range variation is important but dismisses DUP. Mike… is a victim of his own intellect. I just want to do what works. And I found that failure training, not every single workout, works and works damn good! I also found that there is more or less an optimal amount of volume. Starting crazy low doesn’t help unless I’ve been off the gym forever. Also, Mike really likes to ramp everything up all at the same time, and I feel it’s too much for too long. I agree with most of his principles. I’ve just found I can’t successfully apply this as recommended by him. I think Pete has a more realistic application. Anyway, I love hearing about these ideas from different perspectives. It gives me motivation to play around with them more and see what works best for me.

  • @oldnatty61
    @oldnatty61 Год назад +2

    “Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.” Bruce Lee

  • @dimps911
    @dimps911 Год назад +2

    Love your straightforward approach. Great stuff man.

  • @Bzilla
    @Bzilla Год назад +1

    Peter Chadcherian 💪🏻 love the content

  • @neversate
    @neversate Год назад +1

    I would love to see pete collab with Brian alsruhe 😊

  • @luthiervandros
    @luthiervandros Год назад

    Anabolic did that for me too 😂

  • @MagnusStormfist
    @MagnusStormfist Год назад

    This is why I adjusted the bro split a bit, for example instead of doing all my volume in one session I would do most of the volume in one session eg chest/back day then I would add a close grip bench and bicep focused chin ups on arm day and visa very, sprinkle some arm work at the end of chest/back day.

  • @looy4917
    @looy4917 Год назад

    I would like you to explain deloads in another video Peter 👏🏻

    • @mdd1963
      @mdd1963 Год назад +1

      Cut volume in half, and reduce weight by a third! An easy workout, a few extra days rest. Bam! Always stronger afterward!

  • @Motivatorteo
    @Motivatorteo Год назад

    Mmmm.. deloads is an interesting one. And the only one on this list I don’t implement yet.. from Jan to April I’ve been running the same program, and got to that point you described, strength plateaus, feeling a bit run down and lack of motivation.. so I changed my program up and kept going… maybe I need a deload? Would I benefit from a deload even though I’ve switched my program and am making progress week to week?

  • @alexdenommee3219
    @alexdenommee3219 Год назад +2

    8:00 Your right, you could go into it very deeply, but I think an important part about this mentality is that instead of "just trying to get the reps done", they are able to focus more on each rep and every set, and will effectively get a greater mind-muscle connection from this mentality vs trying to just get the set done to move on.

  • @redpiller1099
    @redpiller1099 Год назад +1

    What is your intro song called it’s awesome?

  • @AjaychinuShah
    @AjaychinuShah Год назад

    Yea, the pump and burn ratio vary from Archetypal to multifarious character. Interesting stuff

  • @thunderkat5282
    @thunderkat5282 Год назад

    I agree with this. I’d say #4 would have to include rep range variation or some such thing. I’d be curious to know your thoughts on variation such as DUP vs different ranges within the same workout. I know some even do different ranges for different muscle groups within the same workout. Although, I found a more DUP approach more effective. But also pyramid sets once every 5 days was also effective. Idk. Lol. Many ways to skin the cat. I also think cycling failure is good. I think we have a similar mentality as israetel, but I don’t agree with his timelines. I think more frequent variation may be better

  • @drsev61
    @drsev61 Год назад +1

    Hey Pete.... for your 3-Day Program... what frequency do you suggest?

  • @remkoriego2709
    @remkoriego2709 Год назад

    Hi Peter, I Run your 5 Day mass program for 1 year now, with the last half year including with your arm program , and was wondering if i can switch to your project Mass program for also a year ? What would be your Advice? Thank you 😊.
    Great content as always, since i found your Chanel i Do not watch others anymore

  • @paulfrancis8764
    @paulfrancis8764 Год назад +2

    Yes!

  • @Javier-vi6db
    @Javier-vi6db Год назад

    6:51 literally what I am doing right now

  • @faisal-eo5hc
    @faisal-eo5hc Год назад +4

    Quality advice as usual

  • @1922johnboy
    @1922johnboy Год назад

    Outstanding again ❤😮😊

  • @flyfreeqhrt5484
    @flyfreeqhrt5484 Год назад

    I am a woman and I’ve learned over the years to listen to my body.

  • @nicholasdimartino705
    @nicholasdimartino705 Год назад

    I always have problems with my legs recovering even when I don’t do a lot of volume

  • @gurkanor659
    @gurkanor659 Год назад

    What advice for over 40 to build muscle.. I've found gains to be very slow ..

  • @mindfuldrone
    @mindfuldrone Год назад +1

    "I fear not the man who gas practiced 10000 kicks once, but the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times". Bruce Lee

  • @zeroman155
    @zeroman155 Год назад +3

    Here...we...Go! 🇺🇲💪

  • @edmondprice6215
    @edmondprice6215 Год назад

    Can you do a video on feeling the BURN vs doing good form until failure with no burn.
    I have switched from chest cable flys where I could really feel the muscle burn to flat bench. I cant feel the muscle at all and there really isn't a squeeze. My chest has grown dramatically in 6 months.
    The flat bench doesn't give a good squeeze and I feel no burn, but its working. The cable fly gives crazy mind muscle connection and I feel the burn.
    Some say go for burn and mind muscle connection while other say just do correct form don't stress about the burn.
    Its obvious both produce gains. Should people chase the burn or do good form until failure.

    • @alexlo619
      @alexlo619 Год назад +1

      It might due to the weight overload potential on bench press is way higher compare to isolation exercise like the cable fly's, which greatly stimulates the chest muscle to grow even more

    • @wigletron2846
      @wigletron2846 Год назад

      Also, a novel stimulus can produce more gains as well as your body adapts.

    • @bbreon75
      @bbreon75 Год назад

      Move your grip closer on your bench pressing, like shoulder width or closer and you'll feel the squeeze in your chest

  • @Mokaakashiya24
    @Mokaakashiya24 Год назад

    Hey Peter, I don't have access to a gym or conventional free weights do you think I can still build sufficient muscle with resistance bands or should I just stick with bodyweight until I can get enough money to buy free weights?

  • @soonerborn7603
    @soonerborn7603 Год назад

    I’ve never actually done any deloading. Is it better to keep the weight the same and decrease sets or reps? Or leave sets/reps the same and decrease the weight? Or both??

  • @koningklootzak7788
    @koningklootzak7788 Год назад

    This is what I do:
    1. Train the same muscle groups twice a week.
    2. 3 sets for compound, 2 sets for isolations.
    3. Separate training days into upper/lower bodies and push/pull as much as possible.
    4. No cardio.
    5. Train every other day
    6. Last set of each exercise to the failure
    7. Rest between exercises but not too long between sets

    • @AS-pug
      @AS-pug Год назад

      How’s that working for you so far?

    • @anirudhpm_
      @anirudhpm_ 5 месяцев назад

      Why no cardio?

  • @HerculesFit
    @HerculesFit Год назад +6

    80/20 rule! Most the results we get come from 20 percent of what we actually do 💪

  • @ricardocastillo5485
    @ricardocastillo5485 Год назад +1

    The problem with this channel is there's too much focused information that I can actually use, not enough repetitive poop and fart jokes with an empty feeling at the end like I didn't really learn anything.

  • @Darkpool79
    @Darkpool79 Год назад +2

    This is the way 🗿

  • @fitnytech
    @fitnytech 4 месяца назад

    Excuses don’t kill the fat, exercises do.

  • @Inty6
    @Inty6 Год назад

    What exercise is he doing with the trap bar? Is it a trap bar RDL? Is there much value in doing both conventional and trap bar RDLs in the same week for variation?

    • @PeterKhatcherian
      @PeterKhatcherian  Год назад +1

      Yes that’s a rdl with a trap bar. Slight variation as the weight is not out as far in the front of your body. Less stress on the lower back but still loads the hamstrings nice. I would not do both variations in the same week personally

    • @Inty6
      @Inty6 Год назад +1

      Awesome. Thanks for the reply. I was doing Barbell RDLs one day and Deadlift another, fed up of my shit gym complaining about deadlift noise so trying to figure out what to replace the deadlift with as can't afford to go somewhere else.

  • @koningklootzak7788
    @koningklootzak7788 Год назад

    Do you take soy protein?

  • @mdd1963
    @mdd1963 Год назад +1

    Al Gore’s rhythm!

  • @DannyBoy426
    @DannyBoy426 Год назад

    I thought you said the split doesn’t matter? It’s all about “effort”

    • @PeterKhatcherian
      @PeterKhatcherian  Год назад +1

      The split is just a way to organize the training. The effort drives progress. There are definitely better splits than others but without effort none of that matters.

  • @maxmaximum-sh4bx
    @maxmaximum-sh4bx Год назад +1

    For the algorithm

  • @cameronpritchard4377
    @cameronpritchard4377 Год назад +2

    Yessir

  • @thunderkat5282
    @thunderkat5282 Год назад

    The failure training is interesting. It definitely is useful and definitely creates immediate gains. But can’t be sustained indefinitely. I like going to failure once every 1-3 weeks. I haven’t narrowed it down. But, once every 6 weeks seems way to infrequent for me

  • @rolandbishop1716
    @rolandbishop1716 2 месяца назад

    Guys like this should have to start out every video saying "if you take steroids like me this will work for you too." 225? Put some weight on that bar. 😂

  • @michaelyosef7198
    @michaelyosef7198 Год назад

    🔥🔥🤙🤙

  • @jaygrewal8592
    @jaygrewal8592 Год назад +1

    His videos give me Max Payne vibes.
    Good content though.

  • @dinosemr8141
    @dinosemr8141 Год назад

    💖❤️💖❤️👍❤️💖❤️💖

  • @antient_atlas
    @antient_atlas Год назад

    Great vid, but i don't like when you say same things in many videos

    • @PeterKhatcherian
      @PeterKhatcherian  Год назад

      Which part specifically?

    • @StefanosMarinos
      @StefanosMarinos Год назад +2

      ​@@PeterKhatcherian You have mentioned all the points in this video before. That's how it's supposed to be though, what actually works is a few key principles, not the new magical exercise

    • @antient_atlas
      @antient_atlas Год назад

      @@StefanosMarinos yeah

  • @Ohanxx
    @Ohanxx Год назад

    Just buy Arnold’s encyclopaedia instead of paying this youtuber money. He never responds to good questions on his videos and the prices he charges is WAY too much.

  • @KeysUpOnTheTable
    @KeysUpOnTheTable Год назад

    Dislike for cringe clickbait title

  • @lionsden4908
    @lionsden4908 Год назад

    Sore for five days? Sounds very noobish

  • @g9992
    @g9992 Год назад

    Bro split works extremely well. Who is sore for 5-6 days 😂

    • @astralbeatz9950
      @astralbeatz9950 Год назад

      And thats why this guy is literally 3x your size 😂😂

    • @g9992
      @g9992 Год назад

      @@astralbeatz9950 whats my weight?

  • @meeksasgoogali
    @meeksasgoogali Год назад

    Is 1.5 g of protein necessary