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    my routine

    Monday: Pulling (Back/Biceps/Deadlift)
    - Deadlifts (3 sets)
    - Chins (3 sets)
    - One-Arm Dumbbell Rows (2 sets)
    - Close Grip Pulldowns (2 sets)
    - Barbell Curls (2 sets)
    - Hammer Curls (1 set)

    Wednesday: Pushing (Chest/Shoulders/Triceps)
    - Flat Dumbbell Bench Press (3 Sets)
    - Incline Barbell Bench Press (2 sets)
    - Dips (2 sets)
    - Seated Dumbbell Military Press (3 sets)
    - Overhead Dumbbell Extension (2 sets)
    - Side Laterals (2 sets)
    - Pushdowns (2 sets)
    - Cable Crossover / Pec Deck (1 set)

    Friday: Lower Body (Legs)
    - Squats (4 sets)
    - Strait Leg Deadlifts (2 sets)
    - Walking Lunges (2 sets)
    - Leg Curl / Feet High Leg Press Superset (2 sets)
    - Calf Raises (3 sets)

    Hi, i'm 26 years old 176cm 80kg. %12 fat. I worked out regularly for about 1 year and i want to change my routine. Is this program good for me?

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    Looks good! Not to often we get a new member that posts a decent routine.
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    Thank you. Especially I want to focus on chest. Is it sufficiant? Maybe i should press 2 more bench press in weekend?

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    Volume looks low but other than that the routine looks good.

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    I would increase the number of sets.That is very close to one of the routine my training partner and I switch between,but we do 5 sets of most lifts and it really smokes those body parts.

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    is this routine good for a beginner.
    i have started following this routine.
    can you give me suggestions
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    Chest: 3 sets of pushups (push-ups), as many as you can do with 60s rest between sets

    Back: 3 sets of overhand pullups (pull-ups), as many reps as you can do with 60s between sets.

    Legs: 3 sets of lunges, 6-12 reps per set with 60s between sets

    Abs: Two sets of crunches, as many as you can do with 60s rest between sets

    Cardio: 20 minutes - jog, brisk walk or bike

    Time Required - 50 minutes

    Tue


    Cardio: jog, brisk walk or bike

    Time Required - 30 minutes

    Wed


    Chest: 3 sets of pushups, as many as you can do with 60s rest between sets

    Back: 3 sets of overhand pullups (pull-ups), as many reps as you can do with 60s between sets

    Legs: 3 sets of lunges, 6-12 reps per set with 60s between sets

    Abs: Two sets of crunches, as many as you can do with 60s rest between sets

    Cardio: 20 minutes - jog, brisk walk or bike

    Time Required - 50 minutes

    Thu


    Cardio: jog, brisk walk or bike

    Time Required - 30 minutes

    Fri


    Chest: 3 sets of pushups, as many as you can do with 60s rest between sets

    Back: 3 sets of overhand pullups (pull-ups), as many reps as you can do with 60s between sets

    Legs: 3 sets of lunges, 6-12 reps per set with 60s between sets

    Abs: Two sets of crunches, as many as you can do with 60s rest between sets

    Cardio: 20 minutes - jog, brisk walk or bike

    Time Required - 50 minutes
    Sat

    Cardio: jog, brisk walk or bike

    Time Required - 30 minutes
    Sun

    Cardio: jog, brisk walk or bike

    Time Required - 30 minutes

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