TREINAR como um NATURAL, isso EXISTE?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJ0G9SlXllk

Resumo

TLDRO vídeo analisa as opiniões de um bodybuilder sobre a estrutura de seu treino. Ele enfatiza a importância de treinar três dias por semana, garantindo intensidade e a necessidade de recuperação. A rotina inicial inspirada no 'Bro split' evoluiu com o tempo, mantendo um foco em treinos de alta intensidade e baixo volume. O apresentador argumenta que a recuperação é crítica e que menos volume pode ser mais eficaz. Ele discute sua experiência em treinos, enfatizando que a qualidade do esforço deve prevalecer sobre a quantidade.

Conclusões

  • 💪 Treinar três vezes por semana é ideal.
  • 📅 Recuperação é crucial após mais de dois dias consecutivos de treino.
  • 🧐 Menos volume com alta intensidade pode levar a melhores resultados.
  • 🔄 As abordagens de treino mudaram ao longo das décadas.
  • 📈 A performance é melhor com foco em um único grupo muscular por vez.
  • 🔍 A execução adequada dos exercícios é essencial para o progresso.
  • ⚖️ A recuperação varia de atleta para atleta e deve ser adaptada.
  • 🛏️ Dormir e nutrir-se adequadamente são fundamentais para a recuperação.
  • 🚶‍♂️ O tempo total de treino não é tão importante quanto a intensidade.
  • 👌 A filosofia de 'se não está quebrado, não conserte' é válida para métodos de treino que funcionam.

Linha do tempo

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    O orador discute sua rotina de treinamento, destacando que treinar três dias por semana é o seu "ponto doce". Ele menciona que, em sua experiência, treinar mais de dois dias seguidos compromete a recuperação e o desempenho. O foco está em treinos intensos e voltados para o levantamento de cargas e aumento de repetições. Ele acredita que a abordagem de baixo volume e alta intensidade se tornará mais popular e efetiva com o tempo, principalmente devido aos resultados positivos que essa metodologia pode trazer, além de ser mais sustentável para a recuperação pessoal.

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    O orador detalha sua rotina de treino, que inclui treinos específicos para costas, ombros, pernas e peito ao longo da semana. Ele enfatiza que para manter a intensidade alta, o volume de treino deve ser ajustado e que a recuperação é essencial. O treinamento deve ser adaptado ao indivíduo e pode mudar com o tempo, estabelecendo um padrão de volume base que permita progressão e melhora contínua na execução dos exercícios. O foco deve ser a eficiência e eficácia do treino em vez de durações prolongadas, promovendo ganhos musculares significativos.

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Vídeo de perguntas e respostas

  • Qual a frequência de treino mencionada no vídeo?

    Três dias por semana.

  • Qual a abordagem de treinamento preferida do apresentador?

    Ele defende a abordagem de alta intensidade e baixo volume.

  • O que é um 'Bro split'?

    É um tipo de rotina de treinamento em que cada grupo muscular é trabalhado uma vez por semana.

  • Qual é a importância da recuperação no treinamento?

    A recuperação adequada é crucial para evitar perda de desempenho.

  • Qual a duração típica dos treinos mencionados?

    Cerca de 2 a 2,5 horas por dia.

  • O que o apresentador acha sobre treinar em super sets?

    Ele prefere focar em um grupo muscular de cada vez em vez de super sets.

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    pinpoint areas in which that athlete can
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    strength is rising and when I say Pitch
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    exercise Library I mean that form is
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    adequate it's safe but there is effort
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    and intense in the movement in every
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    single
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    exercise how do you like to approach
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    your training you know you got that high
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    effort like Ben or yeah like Ben Howard
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    he likes that high intensity uh not
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    where are you relative to that Spectrum
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    where do you kind of lie and how do you
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    the low volume end I I tend to lean more
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    volume you know since I've started
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    bodybuilding I literally went in two
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    back on it I kind of think the sessions
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    those sorts of things I just I made a
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    lot of mistakes um with my training but
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    speaking to people over the last couple
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    of years and see you know how did you
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    build that or you know what do you do
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    that that helps you kind of build X Y or
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    progress has helped because what I have
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    after world so this last offseason was I
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    made a note of cutting junk volume
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    cutting those sets that you're just not
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    really doing anything with it's just
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    it's just filling up time in the gym and
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    it gives you a nice pump and it makes
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    you feel good but they don't really
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    build the muscle and I think that's what
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    I've learned a lot is it's it's all
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    about the intensity in terms of my
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    training I've built it back up to five
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    days a week but I did drop down to four
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    days a week after well in in the
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    offseason because I noticed that as my
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    sessions were getting progressively
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    heavier and harder it was taking more of
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    a toll on my body before the competition
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    I was training five times a week um and
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    that was pretty standard I generally do
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    that but as I find that I'm struggling
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    to recover even though I've got the food
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    going in even though I'm focusing on you
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    know sleep and all the other things that
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    you need to do if my training is just
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    too too intense to keep up with the five
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    times a week I can scale it back a
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    little bit and just focus on the areas
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    that I'm trying to improve in terms of
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    what I am doing it's I'm only squatting
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    once a week now I'm only doing one sort
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    of quad focused leg day and then I do
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    the hamstring strs again with another
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    hip hinge in with my back day at the end
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    of that because I still feel that I need
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    to bring those up right as
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    an man he must like 12 hours a day no
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    way I work out about right now maybe 2 2
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    and 1/2 hours a day it's not the length
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    of the workout it's the intensity is it
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    it's the intensity and the quality of
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    the workout you start out on Mondays
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    working legs on Tuesday I go in I work
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    chest and triceps on Wednesday I work
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    back and biceps Thursday again I be
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    starting all over again do you take any
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    time off Sundays work at Monday through
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    Saturday and I take is the best way to
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    make good gains super sets are focusing
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    on one body part at a time definitely
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    focusing on one body part at a time I'm
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    a huge believer in like the good old bro
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    split type workouts where you just
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    destroy one body part train a full
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    intensity on that day other every other
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    style of workout works as well I just
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    like that style and I think you should
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    be putting all your focus and energy
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    into like each set that you're doing not
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    worrying about oh I just did a set of
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    chest I'm a super set with back like to
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    me that's insane you haven't rested
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    enough to give all out for both
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  • treino
  • bodybuilding
  • intensidade
  • recuperação
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  • volume
  • fisiologia do exercício
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  • alta intensidade
  • performance