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    need some help with my routine

    age - 20
    height - 5'9"
    weight - 149lb

    i started lifting back in january when i weighed 170, my main goal was to lose weight and get cut... well i only lost the weight, didnt get cut. i still want to get cut but i feel that my weight will affect my job therefore id like to gain a little more weight while getting cut (if its possible). i go into the police academy in june 2011 and id like to be up to 180 by that time. i think my weight will have a large affect on my job because im currently the lightest person that i play football with and its just too easy to take me to the ground. my eating habits turned into crap and my current lift routine is crap.

    monday - chest/arms
    wednesday - back/shoulders
    friday - same crap as monday which probably isnt smart

    honestly i know nothing about what i should do in order to reach my goal so i definitely need some help.

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    My recommendation is purchasing the book "Starting Strength".

    Another option is to read the link in my signature. Check that out and ask if you have any questions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNinja View Post
    age - 20
    height - 5'9"
    weight - 149lb

    i started lifting back in january when i weighed 170, my main goal was to lose weight and get cut... well i only lost the weight, didnt get cut. i still want to get cut but i feel that my weight will affect my job therefore id like to gain a little more weight while getting cut (if its possible). i go into the police academy in june 2011 and id like to be up to 180 by that time. i think my weight will have a large affect on my job because im currently the lightest person that i play football with and its just too easy to take me to the ground. my eating habits turned into crap and my current lift routine is crap.

    monday - chest/arms
    wednesday - back/shoulders
    friday - same crap as monday which probably isnt smart

    honestly i know nothing about what i should do in order to reach my goal so i definitely need some help.
    Do this and you should instantly start seeing results within a couple weeks.

    Monday - chest/triceps
    Wednesday - back/biceps
    Friday - legs/shoulders

    Stick with heavier weight and lower reps. Example:

    Bench
    set 1 x 10
    set 2 x 8
    set 3 x 6
    set 4 x 4

    Something like that and add at least 500 calories per day to your daily intake. After you quit ganing weight, add another 500 calories per day. With this method I was able to go from 141lbs to 171lbs in exactly 3 months on my first bulk. Just make sure you are doing deadlifts and squats for sure. Dips and pull ups are also great for bulking.
    Last edited by ectomorph141; 11-08-2010 at 02:21 PM.
    Goal: 190lbs - Currently: 190 lbs - 22.0% bf
    I used to be 141 lbs then put on 30lb in 3 months thanks to the helpful forum members. Now trying to maintain 190lbs but lower bodyfat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marat View Post
    My recommendation is purchasing the book "Starting Strength".

    Another option is to read the link in my signature. Check that out and ask if you have any questions.
    This, and I would also recommend you check out the stickies

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