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    old school workout

    how does this workout look?

    Workout One
    1.) Squat – 5 sets of 5 reps.
    Do 2 sets of progressively heavier warmup sets followed by 3 hard work sets. It should be very, very tough to get all 5 reps on all 3 sets. Once you can, and it will take time, add 10 to 20 lbs. and start over again.
    2.) Bench Press – 5 sets of 5 reps as above.
    3.) Chins – 5 x 5.
    4.) Dips – 5 sets of 10 reps.
    Do two progressively heavier warmup sets of 10 reps followed by 3 work sets, using enough weight to make it damn hard to perform all 3 sets of 10.
    5.) Dumbell Curls – 5 x 10 as above.

    Workout Two
    1.) Deadlift – 5 x 5 as above.
    2.) Standing Barbell Press – 5 x 5.
    3.) Barbell Rows- 5x5
    4.) Barbell Curl – 5 x 5.


    Workout Three
    1.) Squat – 5 to 6 sets of 2 reps.
    Do several progressively heavier warmup sets of 2 reps until you reach the absolute maximum weight you can handle for 2 all-out reps. If you’re new to low-rep training you may have to take the first few workouts easy to until your body becomes accommodated. After that, don’t hold back anything.
    2.) Close Grip Bench Press – 5 to 6 sets of 2 reps as above.
    3.) Hammer Curls – 5-6 x 2 as above.
    4.) Incline Dumbell Press – 5 x 5 as above.
    5.) Stiff-legged Deadlift – 5 x 5.

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    It looks fine to me, kind of like Bill Starr's 5x5 in some respects.

    I don't necessarily think you need to do that large of a volume of curls though and I think you could do without the incline dumbell presses.

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    yea i agree i made a revised version i like better what do u think
    monday-squat 5x5
    banch 5x5
    cleans 5x3
    dips 5x8
    db curls 5x10

    wednsday-deadlift 5x3-5
    push press 5x5
    chins 5x5
    barbell rows 5x5
    t bar rows 3x8

    friday-squat 5-6x2
    cg bench 5-6x2
    cleans 3x3(warm up), 3x1 working up to a max
    sl deads 5x5
    barbell curls 5x5
    tricep push downs 3x12

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    monday-
    cleans 5x3
    squat 5x5
    bench 5x5
    dips 5x8
    db rows 5x10

    Wednesday-
    deadlift 5x3-5
    push press 5x5
    chins 5x5
    barbell rows 5x5
    t bar rows, 3x8

    friday-
    cleans 3x3(warm up), 3x1 working up to a max
    squat 5-6x2
    cg bench 5-6x2
    sl deads 5x5 - you mean Romanian deads, right? (Please say yes)
    barbell curls 5x5
    tricep push downs 3x12

    Moved cleans to the start, other than this looks pretty decent.

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    This type of workouts have given me the best results.

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    Looks good for me.

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    why, do u think i should do cleans first built?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pete26 View Post
    why, do u think i should do cleans first built?
    I'm not built but I'll answer with an emphatic, "Yes."

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