25 reviews for Train Like Toji Fushiguro
Toji Fushiguro is an immensely popular character from the anime/manga Jujutsu Kaisen, renowned not only for his lightning-fast speed as an athletic assassin but also for his aesthetically impressive and muscular physique. Understandably, many fans aspire to both look and perform like Toji. This is the inspiration behind the creation of a 4-day-a-week athletic bodybuilding plan designed to help you achieve just that.
The program is structured as follows: across 4 days each week, you will engage in 2 athletic bodybuilding workouts and 2 athletic performance workouts, with 3 days allocated for rest.
During the athletic bodybuilding days, you'll tackle full-body workouts that incorporate a range of functional movements aimed at muscle and strength development. On the athletic performance days, the focus shifts to exercises and drills that enhance explosive power, agility, and rotational strength.
Spanning 8 weeks, the program is designed to gradually increase in intensity, ensuring you make consistent progress.
REST TIMES GUIDELINES-
For major compound exercises such as the barbell overhead press, barbell back squats, and power cleans, it's recommended to rest for approximately 2-4 minutes between sets.
When it comes to the muscle-building and athletic performance supersets, allow yourself about a minute of rest between movements and rest for 1-3 minutes between each round of the supersets.
TRAINING INTENSITY GUIDELINES-
This program incorporates the standard RPE (Rating of Perceived Exertion) system to guide your intensity level during each set.
When applying this system to explosive plyometric movements, such as kettlebell swings or power cleans, focus on the speed and explosiveness of the movement rather than counting reps until failure. For instance, if you're aiming for an RPE of 7 during a set of kettlebell swings, choose a weight that allows you to finish the set with about 3 reps left before you notice a significant decrease in speed and explosiveness in your movements. This approach ensures you're working at an appropriate intensity level to maximize the effectiveness of the exercise.
Level - Intermediate
Program Length- 8 Weeks
Equipment Needed- Dumbbells, Barbells, Squat Rack, Kettlebells
Warm-Up (This will be the same every day)
5 Minutes Moderate Intensity Cardio
World’s Greatest Stretch x12/side
Hamstring Sweeps x20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5NPdV6C1DE&ab_channel=TomHutchinsonPT
Arm Circles x30
John W
Man8 weeks complete
5 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
Really cool program! Enjoy the blend of bodybuilding, explosive movements, and athleticism. The workouts can feel exhausting as the intensity ramps up in the later weeks, but the payoff is great.
Dante Di Lena
Man, 223 weeks complete
3 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
In terms of leg growth, I’ve seen a predominately differences from the first week leading into my fourth week in the quadriceps. Lastly, I would mention that the athletic movements should be searched up on your own, as some can be difficult. The quality of information from certain videos will not give you a step by step guide in doing the exercises. Overall, this workout plan is worth it if you’re looking to keep size and develop athletics performance.
Ruben J.
Man, 253 weeks complete
4 years of prior experience
More than expected strength gains
More than expected muscle gains
Should be Abel to put body weight in cause pull ups att 116 kg is hard 😂
wasibul haque M.
Man, 178 weeks complete
2 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
It's really good not only for building muscle But also endurance and optimistic power
Andrew S.
Man, 233 weeks complete
4 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
Really improved athleticism while also getting some muscle growth.
Tremayne Duffus
Man, 203 weeks complete
2 years of prior experience
Less than expected strength gains
Less than expected muscle gains
Didn’t get stronger but athletic performance went up 👍
Libby
Woman, 443 weeks complete
8 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
So far so good. I'm using it as an in season program for co-rec football. It's short recovery, mobility focused.
Uriah Williams
Man, 253 weeks complete
2 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
Less than expected muscle gains
The consistency and the program teaches each workout
Joe Tremblay
Man, 333 weeks complete
3 years of prior experience
More than expected strength gains
More than expected muscle gains
Great
Mihajlo T.
Man, 173 weeks complete
1 year of prior experience
As expected strength gains
More than expected muscle gains
Amazing program would recommend