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    advice on program

    I've been doing this kind of routine for nearly a year on and off but usually sticking to it quite well... I've stopped exercising for the past 3-4 months due to exams for university and such and have basically gotten a bit of a gut and lost some muscle visibility.


    Cardio:
    Running: 30-35 minutes

    Few minutes rest...

    Weights:
    (all done using 7.5kg dumbbells)

    Squat/Curl/Press - 12 reps } 2 sets.
    Forearm Hammer Curls - 25 reps } 2 sets.
    Lateral Raises - 25 reps } 2 sets.
    Forearm Reverse Dumbbell Curls - 25 reps } 3 sets per arm
    Tricep dips - 15 reps } 2-3 sets

    (slight 1 minute rest)
    Front Lateral Raises - 25 reps } 2 sets
    Forearm Reverse Dumbbell Curls - 25 reps } 3 sets per arm
    Tricep dips - 15 reps } 2-3 sets

    (slight 1 minute rest)

    Flat Chest Flye - 15 reps } 2 sets
    Flat Chest Presses - 15 reps } 2 sets
    Forearm Reverse Dumbbell Curls - 25 reps } 3 sets per arm
    Tricep dips - 15 reps } 2-3 sets

    (slight 1 minute rest)

    Bent-over Row - 12 reps } 2 sets
    Bent-over Kickback - 12 reps } 2 sets
    Forearm Reverse Dumbbell Curls - 25 reps } 3 sets per arm
    Tricep dips - 15 reps } 2-3 sets

    (slight 1 minute rest)

    50 Press Ups
    Forearm Reverse Dumbbell Curls - 25 reps } 3 sets per arm
    Tricep dips - 15 reps } 2-3 sets
    Hammer Curls - 50 reps } 1 set

    Abs:
    50 seconds, Basic Crunch
    50 seconds, Right Oblique Crunch
    50 seconds, Left Oblique Crunch
    50 seconds, Reverse Crunch
    50 seconds, Toe Stretches
    50 seconds, Alternate Crunches
    50 seconds, Basic Crunch again
    50 seconds, Push Crunches
    50 seconds, Alternate Side Crunches
    50 seconds, Leg Push Reverse Crunches
    1 minute, Curls

    Nutrition:
    I stick to around 1300-1600 calorie limit a day, I eat quite healty - I don't drink any fizzy drinks, only LOTS of water everyday.
    No crisps/chocolate/sweets/junk food etc.
    Usually I'd have an egg sandwich, then pasta or chicken for lunch with vegetables and some noodles with vegetables for dinner.


    Limitations: I only have 7.5kg dumbbells, I'm a poor student, age 19. I can't afford the gym. I also find it very comforting to work at home.
    Also, I am unable to turn my wrist fully, therefore anything that requires me to have my palm facing upwards, such as doing preacher curls, is not possible.

    I also take Optimum Health protein shake before and after my exercise... I take it before my exercise mostly because I do these exercises first thing in the morning.



    I've never really thought about checking my routine somewhere where people actually know what they're talking about, I pretty much slowly built up this routine and stuck to it.

    I'd really appreciate any insight on what I'm doing wrong, what I should do etc, I really hope I haven't been wasting my time with this routine when I could have been using my time more efficiently.

    thanks in advance.

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    Are you doing that in one work out? How many times a week are you working out?

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    That kind of routine looks CrossFit'ish, which is great for metabolic training. If expending the maximal amount of calories and getting "fit" or toned is your goal, then it looks alright.

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    All in one workout, 3 times a week.

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    I would lift first. The energy you use while lifting will deplete your protien and carbs.When you do your cardio after you will only have fat storage to use as fuel.Building muscle than burning fat.Do more sets on big body parts less on small body parts.

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    "1300-1600 calories" - what do you weigh, ninety pounds?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post
    "1300-1600 calories" - what do you weigh, ninety pounds?
    132 pounds

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    And you maintain on this? Which, on 1300, or on 1600?
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