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NickLFC08
03-25-2009, 06:12 PM
Sorry to bore and annoy you guys cause i see their is a massive thread population on rateing peoples routines, but i was just wondering if you could spare a couple of minutes and give me the pros and cons of my workout. Keep in mine im 5foot 10inches 169 pounds and ive been lifting for about 5 months. My goal is to become stronger and put on mass. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

Sunday- Chest - Bench Press 5 sets 10-8-6-4-2
flat flyes 1 set to failure
incline 3 sets 12-10-8
incline flyes 1 set to failure
decline press 3 sets 12-10-8

Monday- Back
barbell rows 5 sets 10-8-8-8-8
lat pulldown 3 sets 12-12-12
1 arm row 3 sets 10-8-6 each side
half deadlifts 10-10-10

Tues- Legs
squat 6 sets 12-10-8-6-4-2
lunges 3 sets 20-16-12 each leg
leg ext 1 set to failure
leg curl 1 set to failure

Weds- Shoulder Tri and Bis
Shoulder-dumbbell press 3 sets 12,10,8
Barbell press 3 sets of 10
Front raises supersetted with lateral raises
3 sets of 10 each arm
Tricep- close grip bench press 3 sets 10-8-6
skullcrushers 3 sets 10-8-6
seated dumbell ext. 10-10-10

Bicep- ez curl 3 sets 12-10-8
incline DB curl 12-12-12
preacher curl DB 12-12-12

Thurs- rest

Friday- bench press deadlift squat all 5x5

Saturday- Rest

geoffsherman
03-25-2009, 06:44 PM
Search for 5/3/1 or Starting Strength. You may find these programs to be more effective (not to mention shorter in workout time) than what you have up here...

nockits
03-25-2009, 08:14 PM
you've noticed the large amount of threads about people's routine. have you ever read any of them? everyone is going to say the same thing. check out either the pre-made routines on this site, or Starting Strength (highly recommended). it is simple, and well organized, and serves your purpose, to gain strength and mass.
you have wayyy too much volume, it's not very well organized, and theres a lot of unnecessary isolation.

ZenMonkey
03-26-2009, 07:10 AM
Why do people try to make their own routines? The routines you see people making serious gains on are made by professionals who have years and years of training experience, a degree, coach, and or compete. Just do a premade and stop trying to come up with your own... it will be subpar until you have spent a LONG time training and researching

Pimpstick
03-26-2009, 07:33 AM
Why do people try to make their own routines? The routines you see people making serious gains on are made by professionals who have years and years of training experience, a degree, coach, and or compete. Just do a premade and stop trying to come up with your own... it will be subpar until you have spent a LONG time training and researching

Good call on the copy/paste

rbtrout
03-26-2009, 09:06 AM
NickLFC - do searches on routines, you'll find tons of them - all premade that work. That's the best way to go about it.