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    How am I doing?

    Hello all, I am new here but I have been lifting for about 3 years. I am 39 and 215lbs, I need input on my new workout.
    MONDAY: 3-4 sets each 6-8 reps. about 2-3 reps short of failure on each
    Dumbell bench press
    cable rows
    incline bench
    cable pull downs
    shoulder press
    shoulder pulls
    WEDNESDAY: same rep and sets
    squats
    deadlifts
    biceps curls (ez bar)
    triceps push down
    incline biceps curl or hammer curl
    overhead triceps extension
    FRIDAY:
    same as monday
    Next week switch to lower,upper,lower
    I am pretty toned all around except for my gut but I am trying to eat smarter to take care of that. I do eat a LOT of protien now though.
    Last edited by MMarty; 12-03-2009 at 07:08 PM. Reason: more info

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    what are you doing on the other days??

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    Quote Originally Posted by firemaf96 View Post
    what are you doing on the other days??
    Resting and growing.

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    Not sure what a shoulder pull is, but if it's an upright row I'd switch it to Oly bar corner presses.

    Also, how about chinups rather than lat pulldowns.

    Other than this, your workout appears to be largely based upon heavy compounds, and you do squats and deadlifts - all good signs.

    Without knowing the amounts you're lifting, how your body is responding and what your diet looks like it's difficult to offer further comment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigsteel View Post
    Resting and growing.
    right...something tells me that MMarty & bigsteel are the same person

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    Thanks for the replys, I am resting on tues,thurs,sat,sun. I dumbbell bench 200(100 each) only about 4 times though, cable row 160, deadlift 200,curl 125 ez bar,cable triceps push down 170. My squat sucks because the bar hurts the back of my neck and front squats hurt my back. working on it though.
    Shoulder pulls are: stand upright with bench bar about waist high in front, overhand grip about 6 inches apart, pull straight up til tops of hands are right under chin. My diet I'm sure needs work but I live in a small town so specialty health foods are out, I eat a LOT of eggs, cottage cheese,tuna,natty peanut Butter before noon, and yogurt smoothies with my daily protien shake. I do no cardio for now. I still have a gut I need to get rid of hence the compound moves. Also thinking of dropping some weight and upping my set-rep tempo.

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    For squats, the bar shouldn't be on your neck. You're wearing it too high. Drop it down lower on your trap, grip the bar with your hands closer together and imagine you are holding a pencil between your scapulae - this will keep your form nice and tight.

    Please stop doing shoulder pulls - what you are describing an upright row and they're notorious for causing shoulder pain/RC problems.

    Drop bodyfat by keeping your training volume DOWN, your rep range DOWN, your lifts HEAVY and your calories LOW.
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