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    8 Destructive Bulldozer Training Squat Workouts

    Looking to keep your Bulldozer Training leg days interesting? Here are 8 great Bulldozer Training squat workout variations that will keep your workouts from stagnating.

    20 Rep Set. That’s right, just a single set of 20 reps. I dare you to try it. And if you’re successful, come back next week and add more weight. The 20 rep squat set is one of the most popular way to shock your legs, and it has stood the test of time.

    Heavy Singles. Load up the bar with 80% of your one rep max, and squat. Rack the bar, take 5 deep breaths, and do another single. Rinse, repeat. When you can perform 20 total reps using this technique, increase the weight by 20 pounds.




    Standard 20 Rep Bulldozer Set. Perform as many reps as you can with a weight, without going to failure. Rack the weight, and take 15 deep breaths. Lift again, and then rack. Repeat this cycle until you hit 20 total reps. When you can perform 20 total reps with 5 or fewer sets, add 20 pounds to the bar during your next workout.

    Burns. Burn sets are 50 rep sets, performed Bulldozer style. Prepare to be devastated. Take 50% of your one rep max, and perform as many reps as possible. Rack, take 15 deep breaths, and lift again. Repeat until you hit 50 total reps. Keep a pail near the squat rack.

    Heavy Doubles. Load up the bar with 70% of your one rep max, and perform 2 reps. Rack the bar, take 5 deep breaths, and do 2 more reps. Rinse, repeat. When you can perform 20 total reps using this technique, increase the weight by 20 pounds.

    8’s. Load up the bar with 70% of your one rep max, and perform 8 reps. Rack the bar, and rest for 45 seconds. Get under the weight and perform 7 reps, then rest again. Continue this cycle, performing sets of 6-5-4-3-2 and 1 rep.

    Cycles. Perform heavy single reps @ 80% of your one rep max, with 5 seconds of rest between reps. The next time you workout, take 60 pounds off the bar, and do 10 sets of 3 reps. Rest for 15 deep breaths between each set. On the third week, use 30 pounds less then in the initial week, and perform 10 sets of 2 reps. Rest for 10 deep breaths between each set.

    4’s. This is a 4 workout cycle. Pick a weight, and perform 5 sets of 4 reps, resting 30 seconds between each set. Each successive week, add another set of 4 reps to your workout. Work up to 8 sets of 4 reps on your last workout. The following week, ass 10-20 pounds to the bar, and continue the mini-cycle.
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    One hell of a work out. Grown men will cry.

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    Holy cow, I can't even imagine myself doing this workout. I thought 5 sets of 5 reps was bad, this one just sounds Bad A!!! Maybe when I have exhausted my current workout I'll give this a shot, but even thinking about it makes my quadriceps burn, holy moly!!!

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    good one scooter

    all workout are different, and created for different purpose, and some people dont need to go crazy like that and do easy workout, but 99% of people which are us, need to try, try again and try few extra times until we do find what works and whats not. and after that we do look for something else, something more intense like this workout for example

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter43 View Post
    Holy cow, I can't even imagine myself doing this workout. I thought 5 sets of 5 reps was bad, this one just sounds Bad A!!! Maybe when I have exhausted my current workout I'll give this a shot, but even thinking about it makes my quadriceps burn, holy moly!!!
    jerrywear good one scooter

    all workout are different, and created for different purpose, and some people dont need to go crazy like that and do easy workout, but 99% of people which are us, need to try, try again and try few extra times until we do find what works and whats not. and after that we do look for something else, something more intense like this workout for example

    Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1junglo View Post
    jerrywear good one scooter

    all workout are different, and created for different purpose, and some people dont need to go crazy like that and do easy workout, but 99% of people which are us, need to try, try again and try few extra times until we do find what works and whats not. and after that we do look for something else, something more intense like this workout for example

    sometimes i can say something smart but only sometimes

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