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    Talking let's post our routines to liven up this board!

    hey guys, let's post our routines:

    day 1: chest/bi's/forearms
    flat barbell bench 3 x 6-8
    incline DB press 3 x 6-8
    weighted dips 3 x 6-8
    standing alt DB curls 3 x 8-10
    Incline DB curls 3 x 8-10
    Hammer curls: 2 x 8-10
    reverse curl: 2 x 8-10

    day 2: legs
    squats: 4 x 8-10
    leg press: 3 x 8-10
    lunges: 3 x 8-10
    standing DB calf raise: 4 x 20-8
    seated calf raise: 3 x 15-8

    day3 off
    day 4: shoulders
    Over head DB press: 3 x 6-8
    upright row: 2 x 6-8
    lateral raise: 2 x 8-10
    bent over lateral raise: 2 x 8-10
    DB shrugs: 3 x 8-10

    day 5: back/tri's
    3 x 6-10 deadlifts
    weighted chins: 3 sets
    barbell row: 3 x 6-8
    close grip bench: 3 x 6-8
    french press: 3 x 6-8

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    Day 1
    Back, Bi's & tri's

    Day 2
    off

    Day 3
    Legs

    Day 4
    off

    Day 5
    off

    Day 6
    Chest, tri's & shoulders

    Day 7
    off

    Repeat!

    I generally stick with squats, barbell presses, flies, rows, barbell curls, skull crushers, pull-ups & pull downs.
    Mostly compound exercises, moderate to heavy weight. Never more than 1 hour in the gym. 5 sets per exercise, 3 exercises for major muscle groups, 2 for minors. Two warm-up sets, then sets of 6-8 rep range.

    Sometimes I incorporate some supersetting, giant sets or forced reps, but sparingly.

    Overall, a pretty basic routine. Lots of rest and protein! I train instinctvley, if I feel like taking an extra day off, I do.

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    Day 1,

    Squats, 4 sets, 16, 14, 12, 8
    Lunges, 4 set of 12
    Leg curls, 4 sets of 16
    Straight Leg deadlifts, 3 sets, 10,8,6
    Calf raises, 4 sets of 16
    Reverse Calf raises, 4 sets of 16

    Day 2

    Bench Press, 4 sets of 12
    Inline Press, 4 sets of 12
    Pullovers, 4 sets of 12
    Pull-ups, 50
    Bent-over rows, 4 sets of 12
    Dead-lifts, 3 sets, 10, 8, 6

    Day 3

    Clean and Press, 4 sets of 12
    Dumbbell lat raises, 4 sets of 12
    Upright Rows, 3 sets, 10,8,6
    Push Press, 3 sets, 6,4,2
    Barbell Curls, 4 sets of 12
    Seated Dumbell Curls, 4 sets of 12
    Close-grip bench press, 4 sets of 12
    Overhead tri-extensions, 4 sets of 12
    Wrist curls, 4 sets of 12
    Reverse wrist curls, 4 sets of 12

    Day 4 rest\maybe a little cardio
    Day 5, repeat


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    i generally use a 3 day push/pull/legs split.

    but i needed a change so i switched to a 5 day split.

    monday-chest/abs
    flat BB bench press-3x4-6
    incline DB press-3x4-6
    weighted dips-2x4-6
    hanging leg raise-2x12-15
    weighted crunches-2x8-10

    tuesday-back
    weighted pull ups-3x4-6
    deadlifts-2x6
    bent over row-2x4-6
    DB row-1x6-8

    wedsday-shoulders/traps
    military press-3x4-6
    DB shoulder press-2x4-6
    DB side laterals-2x6-8
    BB shrug-2x6

    thursday-Arms/abs
    BB curl-2x4-6
    DB curl-2x4-6
    hammer curl-1x4-6
    CG benchpress-2x4-6
    lying triceppress-2x4-6
    OH tricep press-1x4-6
    wrist curl-3x6-8
    weighted crunches-3x8-10

    friday-legs
    squat-5x5
    SLDL-2x6
    leg curl-2x6
    standing calf raise-3x6-8

    this is basic MaxOT. i have used these principles in the past and made my best gains ever. so, i'm going back to it.

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    i train 5 days straight. starting sunday and working out until thrusday. heres my routine

    sun:biceps/triceps/forearms/abs
    mon:legs/calves
    tues:chest/abs
    wed:back/calves
    thurs:shoulders/abs


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    Here is a new routine I intend on trying and I think I should gain some good size and strength off of it.
    MONDAY
    Squat
    Clean + Press
    BB Rows
    BB Bench
    BB Lockouts
    WEDNESDAY
    Deads/SLDL
    BB Curl
    Pullups
    THURSDAY
    Push Press
    DB Bench
    Bottom Position Bench
    Hang Cleans
    I will do about 3 sets each exercise anywhere from 1-8 reps. I am basing everything around squats, deads, hang cleans, and the compuond movements. That is what my whole routine is. It's something a lil different I think will work really good.

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    day 1
    legs

    day2
    off

    day 3
    bi's tri's forearms

    day 4
    off

    day 5
    back

    day 6
    chest shoulders

    day 7
    off

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    IP, just because you work out a different way than everyone else don't call them wussies with no heart

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    Day 1:
    Squats
    Leg Extensions
    Leg Curls
    Stiff Legged Deadlifts
    Bench Press
    Dumbell Flyes
    Incline Press
    Bent Over Rows
    Pull Overs
    Upright Rows
    Behind the neck presses
    Abs

    Day 2:
    Off

    Day 3:
    Deadlifts
    Standing Calf Raises
    Barbell Curls
    Wrist Curls
    Hammer Curls
    Lying Tricep Extension

    Day 4:
    Off

    Day 5:
    Squats
    Leg Extensions
    Leg Curls
    Seated Calf Raises
    Bench Press
    Dumbell Flyes
    Incline Press
    Bent Over Rows
    Pull Overs
    Upright Rows
    Behind the neck presses
    Abs

    All done 2 sets with a weight than can be done 7 times but is hard to get 9. Worked until positive falure.


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    I'm starting a new routine this week and plan to try it for about 4-6 weeks. So I don't know how good it is yet:

    Mon: Chest/Back/Shoulders

    BB Bench Press
    BB Incline Press
    BB Row
    DeadLift
    DB Shoulder Press
    Lateral Raises

    Tue: Legs/Calves/Abs

    Squats
    Leg Extensions
    Leg Curls
    Calf Raises
    Decline Crunches
    Leg Lifts

    Fri: Bis/Tris/Forearms

    BB Curls
    DB Supinating Curls
    BB Reverse Curls
    Skull Crushers
    DB Overhead Extensions

    Wed, Thur, Sat: Cardio for 20 minutes

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    CHEST/BICEPS (SUNDAY)
    db incline 3x4-8
    weighted dips 2x8
    db flat 3x8-12
    bb curl 3x4-8
    db curl 2x10-12

    LEGS/CALVES (MONDAY)
    squats 5x5
    leg press 1x15
    SLDL 3x8-15
    leg curls 2x12
    standing calf raises 2x20

    SHOULDERS/TRICEPS (WEDNESDAY)
    OH Press 3x4-8
    bb front raises 2x10-12
    CG Bench 3x6-8
    Pushdowns 2x10-12

    BACK/TRAPS/CALVES (THURSDAY)
    chins ?x30
    deadlifts 3x5
    rows 2x6-8
    db shrugs 2x8-15
    calf raises 2x6-8
    seated calf raises 2x10-20


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    Mon...Chest/tris/abs:

    Flat bench
    Incline DB (sometimes mix up this order but always finishing with)
    Dips
    (gonna add DB pullovers to try and hit upper/inner pecs...to see how that goes.)
    Seated EZ bar skullcrushers (best way to describe - go to Flexonline.com and check out Big ron's tri routine. He explains it there)
    Rope pulldowns

    Incline sit ups
    Hanging leg raises
    Broomstick twists(for obliques)

    Tues...Back/bi's/forearms:

    Deads
    Pull-ups or pull-downs (depending on how strong i'm feeling or how tired the deads have made me)
    DB rows
    low-pulley cable rows(finisher)

    Barbell curls
    Hammer curls

    Wed:Rest.

    Thurs...quads/hams/calves:

    (After a 10 minute cycle - for warm-up)
    Leg extensions (for pre-exhaust)
    Squats (using smith machine every other week for deep squats)
    leg press
    Leg extensions (for finisher)
    Seated leg curl
    standing leg curl
    seated calf raise
    standing calf raise

    Fri...Delts/traps:

    Behind the neck press
    DB press
    DB shrug (sometimes BB shrug)

    Sat...Cardio:

    10 minute cycle
    20 minute jog/run
    10 minute step
    Sauna...mmmm......

    Sun: Rest.


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    This is my routine when work allows
    Mon: Chest/Back

    Tues: Legs/Abs

    Weds:Shldrs/Arms

    Thurs: Off

    Fri:Legs/Abs

    Sat: Back/Shldrs/Arms

    Sun: Off
    On my leg days I will mix it up, leg presses on one, squats on the other. On Sat I only do light work, high reps with the exception of deads. After working chest on Mon I am to exhausted to do deads so I work them in on Sat.

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    harms

    are you progressing with that workout?

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    mine is a M-W-F set up:

    Monday

    chest/back

    bench press 10, 7, 5
    incline DB press 7, 5
    flat bench DB 7, 5
    dips to failure

    deadlifts 10, 8, 6
    lat pulldowns 10, 8
    bent over rows 10
    seated row, 10, 8
    lawmowers 10

    wednesday, bis tris forearms
    BB curl 15, 12, 10
    alt DB curls on incline 12,10
    hammers 10

    close grip bench 8, 6
    overhead press 8, 7
    cable pushdowns 10, 8

    DB wrist curls


    friday shoulders/legs
    dumbell press 10, 8
    lat raises 10, 8
    front db raises 10, 8
    bb shrugs, 8, 6, 5
    db shrugs 10
    bb raises 10, 8

    squats 12, 10, 8
    leg press 10, 8
    leg curls 10, 8
    calf raises 12, 10, 8

    cardio and boxing varies

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    Mines also MWF

    Monday - Chest/Bi's
    Flat bench
    incline bench
    Flat flies
    Dips
    BB curl
    Preacher curl
    Alt DB curl or hammer curl

    Tues - Legs shoulders
    Hack squat
    Leg press
    standing calf raise
    Seated calf raise
    Leg ext
    leg curls
    Military press
    Arnolds
    lateral raise

    Friday - Back, tris
    Pulldowns
    bent over rows
    DB rows
    Shrugs
    Pushdowns
    scull crushers
    narrow grip bench


    I'm taking a break from Squats and deadlifts for a couple of weeks just to mix things up a bit but they'll be back in the mix soon as I miss them already.

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    You bet, I like high volume and working body parts twice a week. I have found it best though not to work chest twice. Working chest twice along with shoulders is too much. I work shoulders twice but one day I do heavy work, up right rows, military press the next time I do light stuff like lateral raises and front raises.
    Also I will change my routine from time to time from heavy weight low reps and lower weight higher reps.

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    Monday:

    Bench 2 warm-ups 3 work-sets
    Dips 2 to failure (gotta buy a Weight belt)
    Wide grip chins 2 to failure
    Deads 2 warm-ups 2 work sets
    BB Rows 3 Work sets
    Shrugs 1 set

    Wednesday:
    Squats 2 warm-ups 3-4 work-sets
    SLDL's 3 work-sets
    Calves 3 work-sets

    Friday/Saturday:
    Incline Bench (45 degrees) 2 warm 3 work sets
    DB Mil Press 2 work sets
    Side laterals 2 work sets
    BB Curls 2 work sets
    hammer curls 2 work sets
    Skulls 3 work sets
    Dips 2 sets

    I started this about 5 weeks ago for variety, my old workout looked just like Scotty's.


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    Workout #1 -- Chest and Back
    Muscle Group Exercise Sets
    Chest Flat barbell/dumbbell bench press 1 Warm up set (15 easy reps)
    1 set of10 repetitions
    4 sets of 8 repetitions

    Incline barbell/ dumbbell bench press 1 set of10 repetitions
    3 sets of 8 repetitions

    Decline barbell/ dumbbell bench press 1 set of10 repetitions
    3 sets of 8 repetitions

    Back Front lateral pull downs 4 sets of 12 repetitions

    Dumbbell rows 4 sets of 12 repetitions

    Rowing machine 4 sets of 12 repetitions

    Workout #2 -- Biceps and Triceps
    Muscle Group Exercise Sets
    Biceps Standing alternate dumbbell curls 1 Warm up set (15 easy reps)
    4 sets of 8 repetitions

    Standing barbell curls 4 sets of 8 repetitions

    Preacher curls 4 sets of 8 repetitions


    Triceps Close grip bench press 1 Warm up set (15 easy reps)
    4 sets of 8 repetitions
    Flat bench curl bar extensions 4 sets of 10 repetitions

    Cable push downs 4 sets of 10 repetitions

    Workout #3
    Legs Squats
    leg Press
    Leg curls
    Calve raises

    Shoulders Military press
    Dumbbell press
    Side laterals
    Rear laterals


    Supplement each workout with 40 minutes of cardiovascular conditioning. The treadmill on a subtle incline at a joggers pace is a good choice to achieve this conditioning.

    For each exercise:
    · For your first set, start with a weight that you completed for eight repetitions the last time that you performed the exercise.
    · For the following sets, increase the weight in small increments, and strive to achieve eight repetitions.
    · When you reach a weight that you can not achieve eight repetitions with, then stay with that weight until you achieve eight, and then increase the weight again in small increments.

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    Monday: chest, back
    Wedensday: legs, abs
    Thursday: cardio
    Friday: chest, arms

    each exercise preformed at my max for 5.

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    Here is my current routine:

    Monday

    Legs
    3 (quads) - squat, leg press, or lunges
    3 (quads) - hack squat

    3 (Hamstrings) - laying, standing, or sitting leg curls
    3 (Hamstrings) - laying, standing, or sitting leg curls

    Tuesday

    3 (shoulders) - press, machine, DB, or barbell
    3 (shoulders) - side laterals, machine, cable, or DB
    3 (shoulders) - upright rows, either barbell or cable

    3 (triceps) - dips, close-grip benches,or lying tri ext.
    3 (triceps) - pulley pushdows, or one arm DB extensions
    2 (triceps) - etc. they are just so many tri. exercises!!!


    Thursday

    4 (back) - these are chins ( i do 50)
    3 (back) - deadlifts, barbell bent rows, or machine rows
    3 (back) - seated pulley rows,or close-grip pulldowns, etc.
    3 (traps) - machine, DB, or barbell shrugs

    3 (rear-delts) - bent cable laterals or revers peck-deck

    Saturday

    3 (chest) - Incline DB, barbell or machine press
    3 (chest) - Flat DB, barbell, or machine press
    2 (chest) - Dips, incline or flat flys or decline flys
    2 (chest) - decline DB, machine, or barbell press


    3 (biceps) - Barbell curl or DB curl
    3 (biceps) - preacher curl, pull-ups,or cable curls, etc.


    3 (forearms) - Reverse Barbell curl or hammer curl
    3 (forearms) - wrist curl or reverse wrist curl

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    Triple P,
    How long have you been doing this work out, and how good are the results are getting from it. I really like the looks of it and i am seriously thinking about giving it a try. I like my routine now, but i like to move things around. Keeps things interesting. Thanks.

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    I've only been doing this workout for like 2 weeks, before I was training for strength (I did 6 sets of one basic compound exercise, taking the reps from 3 to 5)

    The results are very good - last night I did legs and I swear I almost died!!! Man, I did Squats followed by Hack Squats FOLLOWED by lying leg curls. I did this 3 times. The first time it was easy, I only needed like 1 minute rest before doing it again. By the second time I needed like 3minutes to recover. After the second set of these I didnt even feel like doing it again, but I did anyways. It was a GREAT workout, man.

    I know that my routine looks simple and easy, and has few sets - but it is HARD when done correctly.

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    Thanks Triple P. I like it, because it is very straight forward and seems like i could get it done in an hour. I like to be in the gym, but I don`t like to be in there all night. I have other things that I have to get done too. Some times the simple straight forward things are just as good if not better than the complex things. Thanks again.

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    My current Routine is to support my Rugby Training and to maintain body weight.

    Day 1&4 Chest.
    Dips 6 sets 15-20 reps.
    Incline DB press 5 sets 8-10 reps.
    Flat DB press 5 sets 8-10 reps
    Feet raised push ups 4 sets to failure.
    Neck Extension 4 sete 12 reps

    Day 2&5 Back & Shoulders.
    Chin Ups 6 sets 10-12 reps
    EZ reverse grip row 5 sets 8-10 reps
    Single arm row. 5 sets 8-10 reps
    Dumbbell shoulder press 5 sets 8-10 reps
    EZ upright row 5 sets 8-10 reps

    Day 3 Legs.
    Squats 6 sets 15-20 reps
    Hack Squats 6 sets 12-15 reps
    Stiff leg deadlift 6 sets 10-12reps
    Dumbell calf raises 6 sets 15-20 reps.

    I only train legs once because Rugby training consists of a lot of sprint work.
    I train abs on Tuesdays and Thursday at Rugby Training and it varies on every session.
    I have only been on this for 2 weeks,it was given to me by a former New Zeland All Blacks coach.
    I also supplement with Creatine and a protien meal replacement.



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    Bench workout on Days #1 and #3 are from the "Add 50 pounds to u'r bench" program.

    Day#1
    Bench program
    Decline Bench 3x8
    Dumbell Bench Press 3x8
    Shoulder Press 3x8
    Shrugs 3x8
    Standing Tricep Extension 3x8
    Dips 3x6

    Day#2 OFF

    Day#3
    Narrow Grip Pull-Down 3x8
    Barbell Row 3x8
    Preacher Curl 3x8
    Deadlift 3x8
    Seated Row 3x8
    Calf Raise 40-20-10

    Day#4 OFF

    Day#5
    Bench Program
    Incline Press 3x8
    Butterflies 3x8
    Inclined Butterflies 3x8
    Cross Body Cable Raise 3x8
    Lateral Raises 3x8
    Standing Tricep Extension 3x8
    Dips 3x6

    Day#6
    Squats 3x8
    SL Deadlift 3x8
    Leg Press 3x8
    Leg Curl 3x8
    Calf Raises 3x8
    Reverse Grip Pull-Down 3x8
    Concentration Curls 3x8
    Seated Hammer Curls 3x8
    Inclined Dumbell Curl 3x8

    Day#7 OFF



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    Day 1 - Chest
    flat bench- 1-2 warm up sets, 3 working sets
    incline bench- 3 sets
    flies - 3 sets
    dips - 35 total

    Every other month, I'll alternate dips with decline bench press.

    Day 2 - Back
    wide grip pull ups/close grip chin-up - 40 total (vary the grip from workout ot workout)
    bent over rows- 1 warm-up, 3 working sets
    deadlifts - 3 sets
    shrugs - 3 working sets
    weighted hyperextentions - 2 sets

    Day 3 - Legs
    squats - 1 warm up, 3 working sets
    Stiffleg Deads - 3 working sets
    front squats - 2-3 sets
    leg curls - 2 sets
    Standing Calf raises raises - 3 sets

    Day 4 - arms, shoulders and abs

    wide grip curls - 3 sets
    alternating dumbell curls - 3 sets
    reverse preacher curls - 2 sets
    close grip bench press - 3 sets
    skullcruchers - 3 sets

    rear military press - 3 sets
    lateral raises - 3 sets
    rear delt raises - 3 sets

    weighted crunches - 3-4 sets 10 reps
    leg raises - 4 sets 10 reps
    seated side bends - 2-3 sets 20-40 reps
    seated torso twist - 2-3 sets each to failure

    I try to workout/rest every other day.

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    Day 1:
    Cable Crunches
    Machine Crunches
    Inclined Situps
    Good-mornings
    Deadlifts
    One-Arm DB Bent-Over Row
    Wide-Grip B-T-Neck Pulldown
    Machine Seated Rows

    Day 2: Cardio

    Day 3:
    Barbell Bench Press
    Incline Bench Press
    Decline Bench Press
    Pec Deck Flyes
    Dumbbell Shrugs
    Smith Machine Front Press
    Lateral Dumbbell Raises
    Seated Dumbbell Press

    Day 4:
    Seated Leg Press
    Smith Press
    Leg Extensions
    Seated Calf Raises
    Seated Leg Curl
    Standing Leg Curl
    Stiff-Legged Dumbell Deadlifts
    Abduction

    Day 5: Cardio

    Day 6:
    Cable Pushdowns
    Head Banger
    Assisted Dip
    Barbell Preacher Curl
    Concentration Curl
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