Killer 30 min gym pull workout

This workout gets you the same gains in 1/3 the gym time but its BRUTAL! Destroy your lats, biceps and core. This is an ultra-time effecient pull workout you can do at the gym and show you how you can alter it to meet your needs. You can do this intense lats, biceps and core workout in 30 minutes. First off, everything will be supersets of 3-4 exercises where each exercise hits one of the targeted muscles. There is no rest at all in this workout. Each muscle worked gets to rest but your cardiovascular system does not, you are ALWAYS lifting weights – no rest and no wasted time. You let each muscle rest by cleverly designing your workout as covered below.

Below is a 30 set workout you can do in 30 minutes! No rest, none.

The first superset:

– pullups,
– low cable rows,
– dumbbell curls
– windshieldwipers

Second superset:

– parallel grip pullup with legs held horizontal
– T bar row
– barbell curls

Third superset

– cable pulldowns
– one legged dumbbell rows
– reverse barbell curls

How to customize your workout!

What muscles? First decide what muscles you want to work. If you are doing a 5 day split, it might just be one bodypart like arms. If you are doing a 3 day split like legs/push/pull then it might be two or three bodyparts like chest, shoulders and triceps if its a push workout. If you are doing a whole body workout then you have, well, the whole body!
What exercises? After you have decided what muscles are being worked we need to come up with four supersets of three to four exercises each. Start by writing down a bunch of exercises you might want to do for each muscle and make sure to include exercises that use both popular equipment as well as exercises you can do with dumbbells and barbells. Write down a lot more than you think you need, we will group them in the next step
Group the exercises into groups of 3 or 4. Use your above list and take at least one exercise for each bodypart. Only one of the exercises can use a popular piece of equipment, the others have to be either free weights you can do right there or nearby pieces of equipment that are rarely used. Lets take some examples. If you are doing a full body workout then you might choose squats (power rack is popular), seated dumbbell press, pullups and bench press for your first superset. If you are doing a push workout of a 3 day split you need to work shoulders, chest, and triceps so you might choose bench press (popular equipment), seated shoulder dumbbell press, and skullcrushers for your superset and do them all right there on the bench press bench. If you are doing a five day split you need to be more creative. Lets say you are doing just arms, you might choose barbell curls, skullcrushers, and reverse curls for forearms as your superset. You could do all these arm exercises on the same flat bench.

If you workout in a gym, most likely its busy. You cant monopolize four prime pieces of equipment in a busy gym or you will piss everyone off. What you do is choose one prime piece of equipment and center all your exercises around it.

One of the reasons this workout is time efficient is that there is no rest, none, you can rest when you die. The other reason that this workout is so time efficient is that I do a lot of compound or dual purpose exercises, like the pullups with the abs combo. When you are choosing exercises, try to choose compound exercises or assymetric exercises rather than simple isolation exercises where possible. In the last 3 months, I have done videos on a number of very cool asymmetric exercises that work core and balance at the same time you are targeting the given muscle. I use a few of these in the above workout. For example, the one legged dumbbell rows which works your lats, your core, and your balance stabilizing muscles all at the same time.

As I mentioned this summer, at the end of the year I am going to give you a bunch of time effecient home workouts where you can get your gains in 1/3 the lifting time but today I am going to show you a similar technique in the gym.