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Hunter Labrada shares an eight-week split that will help him get close to the Olympia title.
Hunter Labrada celebrated the Fourth of July by sharing his newest eight-week split in the gym. Labrada finished fourth in the Olympia last year and is looking for a better result this time around.
Labrada took to his YouTube page to share a video of the eight-week split he will be using to close out the summer. Once this split is complete, Labrada will fully enter his Olympia prep to put the finishing touches on what he hopes will be a championship come December. In 2021, Labrada finished behind Brandon Curry, Hadi Choopan, and reigning two-time champion Big Ramy.
This split features compound movements on different days, including legs, to “build work capacity.” He also decided to get rid of cable presses as he felt the weight was causing a difference in form. Labrada decided to substitute additional incline and shoulder presses.
Over the course of the next eight weeks, Hunter Labrada will work legs once every nine days. This is supposed to take pressure off his knees in an attempt to keep them healthy.
Hunter Labrada’s Full Eight-Week Training Split
Hunter Labrada wrote out his entire plan for the next two months on a board and walked his viewers through the plan. Below, you can find an outline of the entire workout plan that Labrada put together.
Pull A
Push A
Cable Flye – 2 sets
Prime Incline Press – 2 sets
Prime Shoulder Press – 2 sets
Supported Y-Raise – 2 sets
Dense Metabolic Circuit Work For Both Muscle Groups (presses and flyes, lateral raises and push-ups) – 2 sets
Arms
Legs
Standing Calf Raises – 2 sets, second set drop-set
Seated Calf Raises – 1 set
Seated Hamstring Curl – 2 sets
Banded Hack Squat – 1 set
Unilateral Hip Press – 1 set
Leg Extensions – 1 set
Adductors – 1 set
Off Day
Pull B
Unilateral Supported Straight Arm Row – 2 sets
Unilateral Cable Pulldown (lat focus) – 2 sets
Unilateral Rogers 3-Way Row – 2 sets
Arsenal T-Bar – 2 sets
Prime Row – 2 sets
Rear Delt Flye – 2 sets
Push B
Pec Deck Flye – 2 sets
Reverse Band Smith Machine Incline Press – 3 sets
Supported Y-Raise – 2 sets
Prime Shoulder Press – 3 sets
Dense Metabolic Circuit Work For Both Muscle Groups – 3 sets
Arms
Strive Biceps Curls – 2 sets
Cuff Triceps Extension – 2 sets
Seated Cable Curls – 2 sets
Unilateral Overhead Cuff Extensions – 2 sets
Abmat Crunches – 3 sets
Hanging Leg Raises – 3 sets
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Hunter Labrada shares an eight-week split that will help him get close to the Olympia title.
Hunter Labrada celebrated the Fourth of July by sharing his newest eight-week split in the gym. Labrada finished fourth in the Olympia last year and is looking for a better result this time around.
Labrada took to his YouTube page to share a video of the eight-week split he will be using to close out the summer. Once this split is complete, Labrada will fully enter his Olympia prep to put the finishing touches on what he hopes will be a championship come December. In 2021, Labrada finished behind Brandon Curry, Hadi Choopan, and reigning two-time champion Big Ramy.
This split features compound movements on different days, including legs, to “build work capacity.” He also decided to get rid of cable presses as he felt the weight was causing a difference in form. Labrada decided to substitute additional incline and shoulder presses.
Over the course of the next eight weeks, Hunter Labrada will work legs once every nine days. This is supposed to take pressure off his knees in an attempt to keep them healthy.
Hunter Labrada’s Full Eight-Week Training Split
Hunter Labrada wrote out his entire plan for the next two months on a board and walked his viewers through the plan. Below, you can find an outline of the entire workout plan that Labrada put together.
Pull A
Push A
Legs
Pull B
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Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.
Click here to view the article.
Hunter Labrada celebrated the Fourth of July by sharing his newest eight-week split in the gym. Labrada finished fourth in the Olympia last year and is looking for a better result this time around.
Labrada took to his YouTube page to share a video of the eight-week split he will be using to close out the summer. Once this split is complete, Labrada will fully enter his Olympia prep to put the finishing touches on what he hopes will be a championship come December. In 2021, Labrada finished behind Brandon Curry, Hadi Choopan, and reigning two-time champion Big Ramy.
This split features compound movements on different days, including legs, to “build work capacity.” He also decided to get rid of cable presses as he felt the weight was causing a difference in form. Labrada decided to substitute additional incline and shoulder presses.
Over the course of the next eight weeks, Hunter Labrada will work legs once every nine days. This is supposed to take pressure off his knees in an attempt to keep them healthy.
Hunter Labrada’s Full Eight-Week Training Split
Hunter Labrada wrote out his entire plan for the next two months on a board and walked his viewers through the plan. Below, you can find an outline of the entire workout plan that Labrada put together.
Pull A
Push A
Cable Flye – 2 sets
Prime Incline Press – 2 sets
Prime Shoulder Press – 2 sets
Supported Y-Raise – 2 sets
Dense Metabolic Circuit Work For Both Muscle Groups (presses and flyes, lateral raises and push-ups) – 2 sets
Arms
Legs
Standing Calf Raises – 2 sets, second set drop-set
Seated Calf Raises – 1 set
Seated Hamstring Curl – 2 sets
Banded Hack Squat – 1 set
Unilateral Hip Press – 1 set
Leg Extensions – 1 set
Adductors – 1 set
Off Day
Pull B
Unilateral Supported Straight Arm Row – 2 sets
Unilateral Cable Pulldown (lat focus) – 2 sets
Unilateral Rogers 3-Way Row – 2 sets
Arsenal T-Bar – 2 sets
Prime Row – 2 sets
Rear Delt Flye – 2 sets
Push B
Pec Deck Flye – 2 sets
Reverse Band Smith Machine Incline Press – 3 sets
Supported Y-Raise – 2 sets
Prime Shoulder Press – 3 sets
Dense Metabolic Circuit Work For Both Muscle Groups – 3 sets
Arms
Strive Biceps Curls – 2 sets
Cuff Triceps Extension – 2 sets
Seated Cable Curls – 2 sets
Unilateral Overhead Cuff Extensions – 2 sets
Abmat Crunches – 3 sets
Hanging Leg Raises – 3 sets
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For more news and updates, follow Generation Iron on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.
Hunter Labrada shares an eight-week split that will help him get close to the Olympia title.
Hunter Labrada celebrated the Fourth of July by sharing his newest eight-week split in the gym. Labrada finished fourth in the Olympia last year and is looking for a better result this time around.
Labrada took to his YouTube page to share a video of the eight-week split he will be using to close out the summer. Once this split is complete, Labrada will fully enter his Olympia prep to put the finishing touches on what he hopes will be a championship come December. In 2021, Labrada finished behind Brandon Curry, Hadi Choopan, and reigning two-time champion Big Ramy.
This split features compound movements on different days, including legs, to “build work capacity.” He also decided to get rid of cable presses as he felt the weight was causing a difference in form. Labrada decided to substitute additional incline and shoulder presses.
Over the course of the next eight weeks, Hunter Labrada will work legs once every nine days. This is supposed to take pressure off his knees in an attempt to keep them healthy.
Hunter Labrada’s Full Eight-Week Training Split
Hunter Labrada wrote out his entire plan for the next two months on a board and walked his viewers through the plan. Below, you can find an outline of the entire workout plan that Labrada put together.
Pull A
Push A
- Cable Flye – 2 sets
- Prime Incline Press – 2 sets
- Prime Shoulder Press – 2 sets
- Supported Y-Raise – 2 sets
- Dense Metabolic Circuit Work For Both Muscle Groups (presses and flyes, lateral raises and push-ups) – 2 sets
Legs
- Standing Calf Raises – 2 sets, second set drop-set
- Seated Calf Raises – 1 set
- Seated Hamstring Curl – 2 sets
- Banded Hack Squat – 1 set
- Unilateral Hip Press – 1 set
- Leg Extensions – 1 set
- Adductors – 1 set
Pull B
- Unilateral Supported Straight Arm Row – 2 sets
- Unilateral Cable Pulldown (lat focus) – 2 sets
- Unilateral Rogers 3-Way Row – 2 sets
- Arsenal T-Bar – 2 sets
- Prime Row – 2 sets
- Rear Delt Flye – 2 sets
- Pec Deck Flye – 2 sets
- Reverse Band Smith Machine Incline Press – 3 sets
- Supported Y-Raise – 2 sets
- Prime Shoulder Press – 3 sets
- Dense Metabolic Circuit Work For Both Muscle Groups – 3 sets
- Strive Biceps Curls – 2 sets
- Cuff Triceps Extension – 2 sets
- Seated Cable Curls – 2 sets
- Unilateral Overhead Cuff Extensions – 2 sets
- Abmat Crunches – 3 sets
- Hanging Leg Raises – 3 sets
For more news and updates, follow Generation Iron on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.Click here to view the article.
