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Right now, my routine looks like this:
Monday
Bench Press -
Warmup 10 @ 30%, 8 @ 60%, 6 @ 80%
2 x 4
Then 1 x 8-10 and 1 x 15-20.
Parallel Grip Seated Row -
Same routine as bench
Close grip bench
Warmup 10 @ 40%, 8 @ 70%
2 x 6
Wednesday
Squats and Deadlifts
(same routine as bench and seated row above - 3 warmups, two low rep works sets, then two sets of higher reps)
Seated calf raise -
Warmup 15 @ 60%
2 x 15
Friday
Overhand lat pulldown and shoulder press (same routine)
Preacher Curl -
warmup 10 @ 40%, 8 @ 70%
2 x 6.
Three more weeks of this routine then onto the following:
Monday
Bench Press -
warmup 10 @ 30%, 8 @ 60%, 6 @ 80%
2 x 5-6
Wide-grip bench press -
2 x 8-10
Wide grip bench w/ legs up -
1 x 15-20
Dumbbell fly (strip sets) -
warmup 6 @ 60%
3 x 10
Underhand grip seated row -
warmup 10 @ 30%, 8 @ 60%, 6 @ 80%
2 x 6-8
Wednesday
Wide grip deadlift -
warmup 10 @ 30%, 8 @ 60%, 6 @ 80%
2 x 6
Front squat -
warmup 10 @ 30%, 8 @ 60%, 6 @ 80%
2 x 6
Stiff leg deadlift -
warmup 8 @ 60%
1 x 8
Stepup -
warmup 15 @ 60%
2 x 15-20
Calf raise on leg press machine -
warmup 15 @ 60%
2 x 15-20
Friday
Shoulder press -
wamrup 10 @ 30%, 8 @ 60%, 6 @ 80%
2 x 5-6
Dip -
warmup 6 bench dip
2 x 8-10
Close-grip bench
1 x 15-20
Neutral grip pulldown
warmup 10 @ 30%, 8 @ 60%, 6 @ 80%
2 x 6-8
Reverse grip biceps curl
Warmup 10 @ 40%, 8 @ 70%
2 x 8-10
I do abs every workout, usually two sets of 10-20, and I mix up the exercises every workout. Decline knee up, hanging knee raise, side raises, weighted situps, russian twists, etc.
I was a complete newb 3 months ago when I started working out (basic total body workout everyday), and I've progressed nicely, I think. I can squat 200 lbs (approx my body weight), deadlift 225 x 4, bench only 145 x 4, and pulldown about 130 x 1.
My goal is to squat 300, similar deadlift max and bench my body weight (about 200), as well as be able to complete consecutive sets of pullups.
Looks ok.
Squats work better than supplements.
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I like it too except for the damn preacher curls. I'm not a big fan of them. They don't allow you to do as much weight as barbell or standing curls.
Thanks for the comments guysI really like this workout and Im kind of getting into it seriously now..
One question - if anyone has had experience with something like this:
When I do calf exercises, I tend to experience pain although I still have plenty of strength leftover. I stretch out well before working out and with calves, I tend to stretch between sets and afterwards as well... but the pain is still there and sometimes they start to cramp afterwards. I'm going to stretch them more aggressively, I think. Hopefully this will help.
Am I just doing too much, or is this normal...? Sorry, I'm a newb for sure.
I have that problem w/ seated calf raises. That's why I do them standing or on the hack sled.Originally Posted by JUICE
Age:30
Height: 5'7"
Weight: Not Big Enough
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Ya, that's the exercise I'm doing right now. Maybe something about the knees being bent? I think i'll try the standing calf raise. Thanks.
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