Countdown to Bigger Pecs | Craig Capurso

Spend an hour with Craig Capurso as he shows you how to get the most out of 60 minutes in the gym. His Super 30 chest workout is one you and your pecs will never forget!
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Want to try one of the most brutal, effective chest workouts on the planet? Then you're in the right place. This chest workout is a part of my Super 30 training program. I built it to help busy people get great results in the gym without sacrificing a lot of time. It's fast, furious, full of heavy iron and short rest periods, and it will smoke your chest.
Super 30 consists of six exercises all done with different repetition schemes. Each of these rep schemes totals 30 reps. If that doesn't already sound intense enough, your rest periods are also limited to 30 seconds between sets.
The lifting portion of this workout will only take you about 30 minutes. I get it, 30 minutes doesn't seem like enough time to get results, but I promise: It's plenty. We're going heavy and we're going hard. The limited rest you'll get between sets and exercises means you'll be moving for the entire 30 minutes. After that, you've got 30 minutes of cardio. Then you're done.
That's how Super 30 works: Put an hour of hard work in the gym, maximize your time and intensity while you're there, and then get on with your day. Sure, you'll like the extra free time you have, but you'll like the results even better.
Don't think it'll work? Hit this chest workout. I guarantee you'll come out a believer. It's chest day, baby. Let's grow!
A lot of people think they move fast in the gym. This workout will teach you that you're not moving fast enough. When you rest for 30 seconds in between pushing heavy loads, you're going to find it's a completely different workout than you've been doing. The next 30 minutes are going to be intense. If you're not sweating, you're doing it wrong!
| Reverse-Grip Decline Bench Press |
I put the decline bench into this workout because it targets the lower chest, but I also reversed the grip to engage the upper chest. So, this lift is a full-blown mass builder. I like doing this exercise in the Smith machine because it eliminates the need for a spotter. We're going heavy! Using a machine is a much safer, smarter idea when you train alone.
If you know me, you know that I like starting with the heavy portion of the workout. I want to push heavy weight first when I have all the energy. So get heavy! Take a few warm-up sets to work up to a heavy working weight. We're only doing three reps at a time, so get aggressive.
Don't forget to limit your rest to 30 seconds. It's an essential part of this program. Keep a timer handy or a clock in your field of vision. Live and die by the clock.
| Single-Arm Alternating Dumbbell Press |
Before you hit this 5x6 lift, do a small weight check to find your 5-rep max. Once you get there, focus on squeezing each rep and using your mind-muscle connection to move each pec individually, one side at a time.
Push it. You only have 5 reps, so give it all you got. All the energy you expend during your rest—like picking up and dropping the weight—has been accounted for. I'm not letting you completely rest—that's just part of the program. We're doing our best to maximize intensity to get through these varying rep ranges.
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