Push Hypertrophy Workout - 60min Advanced
An advanced hypertrophy focused push session designed to maximize muscle fiber recruitment across your chest, shoulders, and triceps. By utilizing Tonal's digital resistance for both heavy barbell compounds and high volume handle isolations, you will stimulate growth from multiple angles. This workout challenges your stability and force production to drive significant upper body development.
This is for the experienced lifter who has mastered basic push mechanics and wants to push their upper body limits. It is ideal for athletes looking to build significant size and strength through sophisticated Tonal specific programming.
Equipment
Workout Plan
Rest 90-120s between heavy compound sets to maximize power, and 60-75s between isolation exercises to maintain metabolic stress.
Why this order
We lead with heavy barbell compounds to leverage Tonal's high output capabilities when your nervous system is freshest. The session transitions from bilateral barbell work to unilateral handle movements, addressing muscle imbalances while increasing time under tension for maximum hypertrophy.
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Start Free with AI CoachFrequently Asked Questions
How do I handle the weight transitions between such different rep ranges?
Tonal will automatically adjust the digital weight based on your previous performance for each rep target, but feel free to use the weight dial for fine-tuning if the intensity feels too low on the high-rep finishers.
Should I use any Tonal dynamic weight modes for the compounds?
Yes, for the Barbell Bench Press, consider turning on 'Eccentric' mode to increase the load during the lowering phase to maximize muscle damage and growth.
Is a bench required for this specific session?
Yes, this workout uses the Tonal bench for the bench press and fly variations to ensure proper range of motion and stability during heavy sets.
How often should I perform this push session?
Aim for twice a week with at least 48 to 72 hours of recovery between sessions to ensure optimal muscle protein synthesis and nervous system recovery.