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    heres my routine trying to cut

    so i work out at home so i use what i have
    let me know what u guys think

    mon - chest
    flat bench 4 sets 6 reps
    decline same
    incline same
    flat db flys 3 sets 6 reps
    decline same
    incline same
    dips using chair or bench 3 sets 10 reps

    tues - back-shoulders
    rows 3 sets 10 reps using resistance bands
    lat pull downs 3 sets 10 reps using resistance bands
    military press with barbell 4 sets 6 reps
    db overhead press 4 sets 6 reps
    dead lifts 4 sets 6 reps
    shrugs 3 sets 6 reps

    wed- arms
    close grip benchpress 4 sets 6reps
    ez bicurl bar 4sets 6 reps
    skull crushers4sets 6 reps
    bi curls with bands 4sets 6 reps
    tri push downs with bands 4sets 6 reps

    thurs legs
    leg extensions 4sets 6 reps
    leg curls 4sets 6 reps
    squats 4sets 6 reps
    lunges with dbs 4sets 6 reps

    fri sat sun off due to work but do cardio and abs during weekend

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    diet is key to cutting

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    That's a lot of concentration work and very little heavy compound work. Also - and presuming you do this workout in the order listed - it's a weird setup. What little heavy compound work you do is at the end of the workout.

    Not something I'd recommend.

    Still waiting for you to get back with your macros btw:
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    24 sets for chest and only 16 for legs the same with back shoulders 3 excercises each you need more back andless chest more way more legs 20 sets imo

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    wo isnt very proportional

    and not many compounds.
    focus on intensity

    checkout this article about how compound exercises can benefit you

    Putting on mass with compound exercises : Jacked Future

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    If you wanna cut do P90X. Cheaper than the gym and you dont have to fight over equipment. Follow it by the book without cheating and you will cut real nice. I lost 17 lbs in 90 days. Its a big commitment but anything that is worth anything is a big commitment.

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    Try to keep it simple.

    Chest Workout:

    Bench press x 4sets
    Incline db press x 3 sets
    skull crushers x 3 sets

    Back workout:

    Deadlift x 4
    db rows x 3
    bicep curls x 3

    Get the idea? Proportional, simple and keep it intense.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doublebase View Post
    Try to keep it simple.

    Chest Workout:

    Bench press x 4sets
    Incline db press x 3 sets
    skull crushers x 3 sets

    Back workout:

    Deadlift x 4
    db rows x 3
    bicep curls x 3

    Get the idea? Proportional, simple and keep it intense.


    +1. Also, make sure your diet is in check because to get cut it has alot to do with diet. Good luck man

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverreaper9 View Post
    so i work out at home so i use what i have
    let me know what u guys think

    mon - chest
    flat bench 4 sets 6 reps
    decline same
    incline same
    flat db flys 3 sets 6 reps
    decline same
    incline same
    dips using chair or bench 3 sets 10 reps

    tues - back-shoulders
    rows 3 sets 10 reps using resistance bands
    lat pull downs 3 sets 10 reps using resistance bands
    military press with barbell 4 sets 6 reps
    db overhead press 4 sets 6 reps
    dead lifts 4 sets 6 reps
    shrugs 3 sets 6 reps

    wed- arms
    close grip benchpress 4 sets 6reps
    ez bicurl bar 4sets 6 reps
    skull crushers4sets 6 reps
    bi curls with bands 4sets 6 reps
    tri push downs with bands 4sets 6 reps

    thurs legs
    leg extensions 4sets 6 reps
    leg curls 4sets 6 reps
    squats 4sets 6 reps
    lunges with dbs 4sets 6 reps

    fri sat sun off due to work but do cardio and abs during weekend
    Scrap it. Do something like this:

    Monday:
    (1.) Back Squats: 5 x 3
    (2.) Bench Pres: 3-4 x 5
    (3.) BB Romanian Deadlifts: 2 x 12-15
    (4.) Pullups: 4 x 5

    *workout A

    Wednesday:
    (1.) Deadlifts: 5 x 3
    (2.) BB Military Press: 3-4 x 5
    (3.) BB Split Squats: 2 x 12-15
    (4.) BB Bent-Over Rows: 4 x 5

    *workout B

    Friday/Saturday:
    *perform workout A

    Repeat as A, B, A - B, A, B - etc...

    Food:

    Protein: 1-1.5g per pound lean body mass
    Fat: minimum 0.5g per pound LBM
    Carbs: up to you, depending on diet approach; carb cycling is an easy cutting approach for those with less cutting experience or those who aren't looking for drastic diets for shows or photo shoots (if you're looking for the low single digits, diets like ketogenic, UD 2.0, etc, are better...carb cycling is more moderate).

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