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I am trying to get a training routine more organized. The past three weeks I've been mostly ab libing a push/pull/legs program. I know it's not the greatest thing to do, but I've been making some decent gains. I just put this one together from the designing a routine sticky. I'm mostly doing 4X10 on these things. I'm trying to gain mass right now more than anything else. I also plan on making a second part for my fourth day, and get a more solid ab routine together, but for now, I'd like to get this part organized.
I'm doing: Week A: Push - Pull - Legs - Push / Week B: Pull - Legs - Push - Pull / Week C: Legs - Push - Pull - Legs Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri Push DB Bench Press-1st Incline DB Bench Press-2nd DB Flyes-6th DB Shoulder Press-4th Arnold Press-5th DB Rotations-7th Skullcrushers-8th Dips-3rd Pull One-arm DB Rows-2nd Bent Over Rows-1st Pulldowns-4th Pullups-3rd(Wide Grip) Shrugs-5th DB Curls-6th Wrist Curls-7th Legs Squats-1st Leg Press-5th DB Lunge-3rd Deadlift-2nd Good Mornings-4th Standing Calf Raise-6th |
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How does your chest and shoulders rank in terms of proportionality to the rest of you?
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Decent, but my chest needs the most work. My shoulders look pretty good. I need more mass on the chest than anywhere else, I think...
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I might drop the shoulder presses then. Between the inclines, the dips, and your flat benching, your anterior delts should be getting plenty of work.
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Yeah, that's a great idea. My anterior's are actually a little too big in comparison with everything else. Not a huge difference, but I definatly don't need extra work. So, it will be
DB Bench Press Incline DB Bench Press Weighted Dips DB Flyes DB Rotations Skullcrushers A lot of people have been telling my my shoulders look really good, so I think I've had the tendancy to overdo it... |
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A lot of people tend to overdo it. Just keep in mind that you anterior delts do quite a lot of work on any pressing movement.
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I know what you mean. There is this model in one of our catalogs where I work and his anterior delts are huge. Way bigger than the rest of him, which is where I could be heading.
All set there. Do you think I have too much on the pull days? I am definatly up for the work load, but again I'd just hate to overdo it... |
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I think it's fine. Curls, wrist curls, and reverse flys aren't going to be too draining. Shrugs probably won't be too bad either. You'll be fine.
Your leg day is pretty crucial too, but I think you'll be okay with it. Your legs are going to be uber sore though! |
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I am trying to get a training routine more organized. The past three weeks I've been mostly ab libing a push/pull/legs program. I know it's not the greatest thing to do, but I've been making some decent gains. I just put this one together from the designing a routine sticky. I'm mostly doing 4X10 on these things. I'm trying to gain mass right now more than anything else. I also plan on making a second part for my fourth day, and get a more solid ab routine together, but for now, I'd like to get this part organized.
I'm doing: Week A: Push - Pull - Legs - Push / Week B: Pull - Legs - Push - Pull / Week C: Legs - Push - Pull - Legs Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri Push DB Bench Press Incline DB Bench Press DB Flyes DB Shoulder Press Arnold Press DB Rotations Skullcrushers Dips Pull One-arm DB Rows Bent Over Rows Pulldowns Pullups Shrugs DB Curls Wrist Curls Legs Squats Leg Press DB Lunge Deadlift Good Mornings Standing Calf Raise |
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WAY to much volume imo...... 12 sets for chest........ 16 sets for back..... cut down the volume by 1/2 AT LEAST...............
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Actually, I probably could remove the WG Pullups, or Pulldowns. This would be the same movement anyway, wouldn't it?
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If you cut one out, drop the pulldowns. WG Chins are a far supirior movement.
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