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HEAVY DUTY COLLEGE
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"If you want to lead the orchestra, you have to turn your back on the crowd." HEAVY DUTY COLLEGE (HDC) is where you can learn the teachings of Mike Mentzer on exercise, nutrition and philosophy directly from Mike Mentzer himself.
To learn more about Mike Mentzer's life, legacy and teachings, please visit: www.hituni.com/exercise/mike-mentzer-never-seen-before/?fbclid=IwAR2yhuwaTiOtGF84-M1NGXBjjhtTet9MPmNj9lQ089heyjD_i0I-jHzWXiE
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DISCLAIMER: The information contained in these videos should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of an
appropriately qualified and licensed physician or other health care provider. The information provided here is for
informational purposes only. Please check with a physician if you have health questions or concerns about exercise theories and protocols prior to engaging in them.
To learn more about Mike Mentzer's life, legacy and teachings, please visit: www.hituni.com/exercise/mike-mentzer-never-seen-before/?fbclid=IwAR2yhuwaTiOtGF84-M1NGXBjjhtTet9MPmNj9lQ089heyjD_i0I-jHzWXiE
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DISCLAIMER: The information contained in these videos should NOT be used as a substitute for the advice of an
appropriately qualified and licensed physician or other health care provider. The information provided here is for
informational purposes only. Please check with a physician if you have health questions or concerns about exercise theories and protocols prior to engaging in them.
Відео
RAY MENTZER TRAINS BOYER COE (JUNE 29, 1983) #raymentzer #gym #motivation #training
Переглядів 6 тис.4 години тому
To learn more about Mike Mentzer's life, legacy and teachings, please visit: www.hituni.com/about/mike-mentzer-course/ In this ultra rare video (this marks the first time it has been shown publicly in its entirety), Ray Mentzer puts Boyer Coe through his 64th workout at Nautilus Sports/Medical Industries’ television studios on June 29, 1983. Boyer is shown performing a “maintenance workout,” wh...
MIKE MENTZER: NUTRITIONAL REALITY #mikementzer #gym #motivation #nutrition
Переглядів 4,9 тис.7 годин тому
To learn more about Mike Mentzer's life, legacy and teachings, please visit: www.hituni.com/about/mike-mentzer-course/ In this video Mike Mentzer reveals the role that proper nutrition plays in bodybuilding and health, and also pulls back the curtain on the protein sales industry that is trying to convince you that the reason you’re not gaining is solely because you’re not using their particula...
MIKE MENTZER: HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN YOU SHOULD TRAIN AGAIN? #mikementzer #gym #motivation
Переглядів 22 тис.19 годин тому
To learn more about Mike Mentzer's life, legacy and teachings, please visit: www.hituni.com/about/mike-mentzer-course/ In this video Mike Mentzer reveals an ideal training frequency and explains why training every day is always a mistake. He further explains why some trainees require even more days off in between workouts. Special thanks to John Balik and Wayne Gallasch for allowing me to use t...
MIKE MENTZER: THE CASE FOR ABBREVIATED TRAINING #mikementzer #gym #motivation
Переглядів 9 тис.День тому
To learn more about Mike Mentzer's life, legacy and teachings, please visit: www.hituni.com/about/mike-mentzer-course/ In this video Mike Mentzer explains his modified consolidated routine, and why it worked so well for many clients who have difficulty gain more conventional training programs. From one perspective, he points out, it represents the perfect training program.
MIKE MENTZER: TRAINING BOYER COE AT NAUTILUS 1983 FULL WORKOUT! #mikementzer #gym #motivation
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MIKE MENTZER: TRAINING BOYER COE AT NAUTILUS 1983 FULL WORKOUT! #mikementzer #gym #motivation
MIKE MENTZER: “WHO SAYS IT’S EASY?” #mikementzer #gym #motivation #truth
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MIKE MENTZER: “WHO SAYS IT’S EASY?” #mikementzer #gym #motivation #truth
MIKE MENTZER: THE TRUTHS OF BODYBUILDING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #truth #bodybuilding
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MIKE MENTZER: THE TRUTHS OF BODYBUILDING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #truth #bodybuilding
MIKE MENTZER: THE COMPLETE HEAVY DUTY TRAINING SYSTEM #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER: THE COMPLETE HEAVY DUTY TRAINING SYSTEM #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
STEVE REEVES: THE NATURAL WAY TO BUILD A CLASSIC BODY
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STEVE REEVES: THE NATURAL WAY TO BUILD A CLASSIC BODY
MIKE MENTZER: UP THE LADDER OF INTENSITY #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER: UP THE LADDER OF INTENSITY #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
MIKE MENTZER: THE GHOST IN THE MACHINE
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MIKE MENTZER: THE GHOST IN THE MACHINE
MIKE MENTZER: GET SHREDDED FOR SUMMER #mikementzer #gym #motivation #fatloss #shredded
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MIKE MENTZER: GET SHREDDED FOR SUMMER #mikementzer #gym #motivation #fatloss #shredded
MIKE MENTZER: “HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU TRAIN?” #mikementzer #gym #motivation
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MIKE MENTZER: “HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU TRAIN?” #mikementzer #gym #motivation
MIKE MENTZER’S FOREARM TRAINING ROUTINE #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER’S FOREARM TRAINING ROUTINE #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
MIKE MENTZER: “EATING TO BUILD A LARGE, MUSCULAR BODY” #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER: “EATING TO BUILD A LARGE, MUSCULAR BODY” #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
MIKE MENTZER: "DEVELOPING A SIEGE MENTALITY IN THE GYM!" #mikementzer #gym #motivation
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MIKE MENTZER: "DEVELOPING A SIEGE MENTALITY IN THE GYM!" #mikementzer #gym #motivation
MIKE MENTZER’S “CONSOLIDATION ROUTINE” (AN IN DEPTH PRESENTATION) #mikementzer #gym #motivation
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MIKE MENTZER’S “CONSOLIDATION ROUTINE” (AN IN DEPTH PRESENTATION) #mikementzer #gym #motivation
MIKE MENTZER: "THE LOGICAL PATH TO SUCCESSFUL BODYBUILDING" (AUDIO ONLY) #mikementzer #motivation
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MIKE MENTZER: "THE LOGICAL PATH TO SUCCESSFUL BODYBUILDING" (AUDIO ONLY) #mikementzer #motivation
MIKE MENTZER’S “IDEAL ROUTINE” - AN IN DEPTH PRESENTATION #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER’S “IDEAL ROUTINE” - AN IN DEPTH PRESENTATION #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
MIKE MENTZER: OVERLAPPING AND OVERTRAINING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER: OVERLAPPING AND OVERTRAINING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
MIKE MENTZER: BUILDING CONFIDENCE THROUGH BODYBUILDING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #life
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MIKE MENTZER: BUILDING CONFIDENCE THROUGH BODYBUILDING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #life
MIKE MENTZER: "IS TOO MUCH VOLUME HOLDING BACK YOUR PROGRESS?" #mikementzer #gym #motivation
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MIKE MENTZER: "IS TOO MUCH VOLUME HOLDING BACK YOUR PROGRESS?" #mikementzer #gym #motivation
MIKE MENTZER: BUILD, DON'T DESTROY #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER: BUILD, DON'T DESTROY #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
MIKE MENTZER: STATIC-NEGATIVE TRAINING
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MIKE MENTZER: STATIC-NEGATIVE TRAINING
MIKE MENTZER: HEAVY DUTY ARM WORKOUT #mikementzer #gym #motivation #bodybuilding
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MIKE MENTZER: HEAVY DUTY ARM WORKOUT #mikementzer #gym #motivation #bodybuilding
MIKE MENTZER: “WHY THE LEGS NEED MORE REPS!” #mikementzer #gym #motivation #bodybuilding
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MIKE MENTZER: “WHY THE LEGS NEED MORE REPS!” #mikementzer #gym #motivation #bodybuilding
MIKE MENTZER: "HITTING THE MUSCLE GROWTH SWITCH" #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER: "HITTING THE MUSCLE GROWTH SWITCH" #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
MIKE MENTZER AND THE SCIENCE OF HEAVY DUTY TRAINING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #science
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MIKE MENTZER AND THE SCIENCE OF HEAVY DUTY TRAINING #mikementzer #gym #motivation #science
MIKE MENTZER DID NOT BUILD ALL HIS SIZE WITH VOLUME TRAINING #mikementzer #gym #motivation
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MIKE MENTZER DID NOT BUILD ALL HIS SIZE WITH VOLUME TRAINING #mikementzer #gym #motivation
MIKE MENTZER: HIS ORIGINAL "HIT" VIDEO SCRIPT REVEALED! #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
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MIKE MENTZER: HIS ORIGINAL "HIT" VIDEO SCRIPT REVEALED! #mikementzer #gym #motivation #training
Um cara a frente de seu tempo
you can see why Dorain listened to Mike so much, Mike is clever, wish he didnt get robbed in 1980 MrO
You should lock you shoulders and only moving you elbow joints.
Trash video
Mike was a genius, no doubt
what does mike think of drop-sets?
Boyer Coe had a solid physique but no abdominals.
That’s the oddest hamstring machine ever!
Can someone elaborate when he talks about your circulatory system at 4:02. Something about not closing while grabbing the handle...
hey john for his proportion formula it says 1.48 x pelvis. is that the hips or the literal circumference of your pelvic bone?
Would that also apply to people who are overweight and going to do their first session at the gym? If they are using weights (machines or free) they should not go down the next day but wait at least 48 hours? someone please reply.
You'll find the information Mike share in this video to be helpful: ua-cam.com/video/SjzJ_rZzZ4A/v-deo.html (starting at 4:55). The workouts, it should be pointed out, are performed for the specific purpose of stimulating muscle growth. The non training or rest days are when the body recovers and adapts (grows) from the workout. Performing regimented "cardio" on your off days will compete for your recovery resources and compromise your progress. If weight loss is your primary goal, then follow Mike's advice in the video I have linked above.
Ray Mentzer, one of the most underrated bodybuilders of the century
Really appreciate how much of a no-nonsense guy Ray was. Only spoke what needed to be said. No more, no less. No surprise how he got his physique when you see how he carried himself.
I swear john sometimes you know what im working on😂Heavy Duty Forever💪
I got Mike's Heavy Duty when it first came out, normal 'mail order' all the way to the UK, it's only about 60 pages. I did actually do two blocks of training using the routine outlined in the book, but didn't like doing leg extensions because they hurt my knees. Around the same time I had a couple of pamphlets by Brooks Kubik and Stuart McRobert's book 'Brawn' which was mail order from Cyprus! (McRobert published 'Hardgainer' magazine ad also wrote for Iron Man), which share a bit of overlap with Mentzer's Heavy Duty, but they are bodybuilding/powerlifting crossover. I have to say that Kubik's routine plans got me to a 110Kg (242lbs) bench press in about 18 months. Also stressing the 'basics and brevity' view of not stacking on endless volume and actually training hard. It was only after reading 'Brawn' that I properly started using a training journal. During that time I would drop in 12 week cycles using Mentzer's pre-exhaust system for chest and back. I also used the 'hardgainer' routine he talks about here during lay-offs from powerlifting training. Mentzer is knocked a lot by the 'science based' crowd here in YT, but most of them employ a large number of things he first popularised before they were even born. In the late '90s just before he died Mentzer had a column in Iron Man where he was still developing ideas, it's a shame he went too soon.
He's got alot of fans in Iran,he was a genius who was not undrstood in a right way which was a huge mistake by so many people,thank you for this amazing seminar✌️🙏
nautilos machin is prefect
Well you can of course use apps nowadays instead of calory counting book
No 💩
Can I train 6 months using just static and negative part of the movements without doing the positive, would this help to build muscles ? Or I should do also the positives?
First🎉❤
That shrug machines wild. Ray looks huge. I laughed when Boyer at the beginning says "what if I do less" .....jones comes out from the back pissed 🤣
First time i did HIT training i slept half the day i was so tanked out
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Wish we had these machines in modern day gyms
Geez, boyer barely take a breather between exercises, I'm like trying to recover longer so I don't screw up my next exercise hahah
I'm waiting for him to talk shit like his brother lol
Dated the smoldering Miss Olympia, Rachel McLish
I'm 6'1" and currently 200lbs. When i switched to HIT, I was maybe 185. At that point i had been doing the high volume approach and my gains stagnated. Tried HIT reluctantly, lo and behold, it worked wonders. Now i only train every third day with far fewer exercises and way more results.
Uh can someone elaborate on this or expand on what he means by his consolidation program. I’m 6’2 and quite skinny.
Same here I’d love to know what it’s like for others I’m 6’3 and 150
Same question here.
Not sure what it is but here's how I've adapted the high intensity principals. Please note, I'm coming from a high volume basis in training. I previously trained 6 days a week, 16 working sets per muscle group. Now I only train every 3rd day. I'd categorize myself at the late beginner/early intermediate stage. Also now I'm in my 40's, and I can lift pretty heavy. Ok let's move on. So let's say we're doing a chest/back day. I usually do 2 chest exercises. 1 pressing motion, Mentzer advised doing inclines on a Smith machine, I personally prefer to use cables currently. So you'd start with a warm-up set about 1/3 of the weight of your final working set. Do about 10 reps. Then you do a potentiation set, usually about 60-65% of your working set, for as many reps as possible (usually in the 15 rep range). Rest about 3 minutes (more or less depending on when you feel ready for your actual working set). Now your working set you're going to use a weight that's approximately 85-90% of your 1 rep max. You're aiming for about 6-8 rep range. You should really be struggling by 7 reps. On your last rep, hold the weight at the peak contracted state for up to 15 seconds. Then lower it as slowly as possible fighting it the whole way until you just can't hold it anymore. That is all out failure. Note: your cadence for all your other reps should be about a 2 concentric movement, 1 second hold at peak contraction, 3-4 second eccentric. All slow controlled deliberate movements. Now for exercise 2 for the chest you're going to do a fly motion. Same cadence as before. You may or may not need the warm-up set here, however since the load on your shoulders is different it couldn't hurt. But if you don't want to, just go right to the potentiation set, then work set. You're done with chest. Then onto your back. You'll want to do a narrow grip palms up pulldown. The same rep scheme as before for chest. Then you'll want to do some sort of rowing motion. Seated cable rows, or bent over dumbbell row, whatever. Now you're done with back. You could call it quits there. I add rear delts to my back days. I usually do reverse flyes with dumbbells, only lifting the weight to about 45° instead of the full motion since I personally feel my traps taking over if I go any higher than that. I added those because I feel they belong with back day, and I had a shoulder injury (rotator cuff) so I want to keep the muscles strong. I hope that helps.
@@petek4279 thank you
Here is a link to a video that explains it: ua-cam.com/video/wkbkGeQkbXo/v-deo.html
Arthur Jones always advocated trying to failure. Strange Coe would stop short of failure.
Read video description, it explains it there 👍
Look at the arms on Ray..
True
Less than 16 minutes!
Uh huh
If you look at the video showing Coe working out with Arthus Jones in April 1983 and compare it with the video where Mike Mentzer trains Coe in July of the same year, there is not that big of a difference in Coe's look or many of the weights used. From what I can gather, Coe started using not to failure workouts around July, so if he transformed himself in 6 months, most of his gains must have come after switching to less frequent all out training.
MAKING BODYBUILDING GREAT AGAIN!
I think Ray was a little bit more Jacked than Mike.
7:59 - 8:51 Great advice 💯💪🏻
I miss both Mike and Ray. But at least have these gems to keep their legacy alive.
What a wierd legcurl machine 😊
I think these two exercise will be enough if you are moving the weights with your muscle and not using momentum like Arnold 😂
So Boyer did full body workouts instead of Mike's standard 4 day split?
Yes, this was Arthur Jones' experiment and training protocol, circa 1983. This wasn't Mike's protocol, as Mike didn't come out with his revised Heavy Duty program until ten years later and was simply there to put Boyer through Arthur's program.
boyer coe definitely improved his phisiquique with this training method just take as a comparison the other video workouts his guns are masssive in this video
That shrug and twist machine was insane!!! Ray flexing while sitting in contempt was wild!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
It's every 4 to 7 days in the book not every 2 to 3 days
The amount of days off in between will vary, depending upon the genetic tolerance for intense exercise of the trainee.
Man, those machines were WILD!!!
Still are. Nautilus is still alive and well.
The peck deck is amazing. I wish I could work out with one by arming it instead of gripping with hands
where can we find the library of Nautilus videos like this
Legend 💪🏼🦁
Consolidated💪💪💪(currently running the 6 exercise routine💯👍
Can you please tell me what is your routine
@@free2play351 workout 1 is dips,squats and palms-up pulls(i do pull-ups)Workout 2 is overhead press,deadlifts and calf raises.I do workout 2 on wednesday and workout one on saturdays and every so often ill flip workout one and two to change which group is getting a extra day rest(i need twice a week mentally,this works for me greatly)The book Heavy duty 2 is the material this is taken from but he recommends 3-4 days between workouts so im breaking the rule slightly
@@free2play351workout 1- dips,squat and palms-up pulldowns or underhand pull-ups.Workout2-Overhead press or behind-neck press,Deadlift and calf raises.3-4 days between workouts but i do a wed-sat thing personally for now
I am lean 5'11...165 pounds...what is consolidated routine?
Alright! Ray is back! 🥇