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    routine advice

    can some people give me some advice on my routine please, goals are a big size increase with good strength gains

    day 1 - back/biceps
    3 sets pull ups 6-12 reps
    3 sets db bent over rows 6-12 reps
    3 sets lat pull down 6-12 reps
    3 sets hammer curls 6-12 reps

    day 3 - chest/tricep/shoulders
    3 sets bench press 6-12 reps
    3 sets incline bench press 6-12 reps
    3 sets db fly 6-12 reps
    3 sets military press 6-12 reps
    i havent put a tricep isolation here my arms seem KNACKERED by this point, all the lifts seem to rely heavily on the triceps anyway (except flys)

    day 5 - legs/lower back
    3 sets squat 6-12 reps
    3 sets rdl 6-12 reps
    3 sets hamstring curls 6-12 reps
    3 sets standing calf raises 6-12 reps

    on days 2,4,6 and 7 rest.

    So have only really just started this but have tried to eat like a horse, im quite small build 5 foot 9 and approx 11 stone. In general is this routine looking ok? Thanks

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    looks fine to me

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    can some other people give me some feedback please?

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    Day 1
    I would add some preacher curls

    Day 3
    Try add some Bench Dips or Dip Machine

    Day 5 Fine


    Other than that i would say you are Good to go.

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    romanian dead lift, yeah could do some dips on day 3

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    It looks pretty good to me. I'd stick to the lower end of those rep ranges. 3x6 is a great plan for the heavier lifts like squats, deadlifts, pressing, pullups, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by petej123 View Post
    romanian dead lift, yeah could do some dips on day 3
    Lol i realized that when i looked at it again.
    I would say your all set m8
    Good luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by gtbmed View Post
    It looks pretty good to me. I'd stick to the lower end of those rep ranges. 3x6 is a great plan for the heavier lifts like squats, deadlifts, pressing, pullups, etc.
    I agree. Try to keep the reps between 6-8 with a weight you can`t do 10 reps with. This is where you`ll get you size and strength from.

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    thanks for all the responses and advice guys, im gonna not go any higher than 10 reps, so i'll use a 6-10 range, as soon as i can lift a weight for 10 reps the next week i'll up the weight a little

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    I would just do 6 rep sets. If you can finish all your sets easily, increase the weight by 5-10lbs. and do the same thing.

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    My Chest workout, what do you think?

    My chest is the worst so I had to devise another routine, what do ou thank, any advice

    Chest Sets Reps lbs Max 1x lift


    Flat 1 12 180
    Bar 2 8 200
    3 7 220
    4 4 240
    5 3 240 265


    Incl 1 9 160
    Barbell 2 6 180
    3 5 180 210


    Decl
    Barbell 1 12 160
    2 8 180
    3 4 240 270


    Flat 1 15 70
    DumbB 2 10 85
    3 8 90
    4 5 95 115


    Incl 1 12 70
    BarBell 2 9 85
    3 5 90
    4 4 95 110


    Dumbell 1 20 30
    Flys 2 15 35
    3 9 45
    4 8 45 65

    Machine 1 20 90
    &Cables 2 15 120
    3 10 150
    4 5 170 210
    Last edited by sjlouisbiz; 09-30-2010 at 12:22 PM.

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    will that still give reasonable size gains?

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    Could you give any advice on a Mon Wed Fri routine for my 14 year old son who has joined a power lifting club for twice a month training initially yet to start and today a fitness gym for during the week.
    He is 6' 280lb/128 kgs/20st etc 46" chest size 11 feet and strong as an ox so I am more interested in him doing an overall body workout split over the week than rapping him in cotton wool and how would he work out what he should be lifting on each exercise.
    Thanks
    Graham

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    Quote Originally Posted by barnard View Post
    Could you give any advice on a Mon Wed Fri routine for my 14 year old son who has joined a power lifting club for twice a month training initially yet to start and today a fitness gym for during the week.
    He is 6' 280lb/128 kgs/20st etc 46" chest size 11 feet and strong as an ox so I am more interested in him doing an overall body workout split over the week than rapping him in cotton wool and how would he work out what he should be lifting on each exercise.
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    Graham
    First of all, wow I have neither seen nor heard of a 14 year old that size.

    He should be learning how to squat, deadlift, and bench press correctly. The most important thing is to teach him how to do the lifts properly from the very beginning. It's easier to correct flaws at the beginning than it is to correct them after they become patterns.

    What kind of gear is he going to be using when he competes? Double-ply, single ply, or no gear each have their own implications for how he should train.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barnard View Post
    Could you give any advice on a Mon Wed Fri routine for my 14 year old son who has joined a power lifting club for twice a month training initially yet to start and today a fitness gym for during the week.
    He is 6' 280lb/128 kgs/20st etc 46" chest size 11 feet and strong as an ox

    Graham
    holy fuking genetics!! That kid is a beast!!

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