80-Year-Old Bodybuilding Legend Comes Up With a Technique Through Which One Can “Train Almost All Body Parts With One Dumbbell”

The retired American Professional Bodybuilder and author, Frank Zane has won the title of Mr. Olympia three times. He is regarded by his fans as the man with the best physique in the world of bodybuilding because of his extreme focus, symmetry, and proportion. In 1999, Zane was inducted into the IFBB Hall of Fame.

The 80-year-old bodybuilding legend uses his social media to inspire people and share his workout routine from time to time. He also uses these platforms to share the different effective experiments that he does with his workout. In one of his posts, Zane says to his fans, “Everyone needs a concrete objective. Before you start going to the gym, write down specific goals. Take a notebook, and draw squares on the page that let you accurately track the information you’re going to be recording.”

Frank Zane’s newly experimented magic potion

In his latest post on Instagram, Zane talks about something that is supposed to work wonders for dedicated bodybuilders. He is seen talking about Unilateral weight training, which, according to him, is more effective if you want to have a proportional body on both sides.

He says, “Unilateral weight training means training one side of the body at a time and might give even more progress than working both sides simultaneously. This means you can train almost all body parts with one dumbbell, but it takes twice as long.”

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In his posts, one of his fans commented, “This is how I like to train, also this way I can make sure I don’t have one side more dominant than the other. Which with exercises such as bench press or barbell curls can happen very easily!”

Does Unilateral weight training really help?

Unilateral training is probably one of the best ways to develop or maintain muscle mass and strength at the same time. It helps you figure out your technical and muscular weaknesses, and you can form your routine according to it.

Studies have also stated, “By not training unilaterally, the literature also indicates that you might be leaving gains in core stability, joint integrity, and strength on the table.” What do you think about Unilateral weight training? Would you like to try it out in your routine?

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