I have thought about what was said-too many isolation exercises and too few compound exercises. I have taken the body part groupings and active days from a routine in Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle.
Note: I am starting out with 3 sets of 10, and upping my reps to 15 before I add more weight then rebuild my reps
Monday: Chest, Biceps, Abs
Chest:
Barbell Chest Press
Barbell Incline Press
Biceps:
Barbell Curl
Hammer Curl
Abs & Core:
Swiss Ball Crunch
Swiss Ball Twisting Crunch
Swiss Ball Oblique Crunch
The Dead Bug ( for lower abs)
Tuesday:Quads, Hams, Calves, Lower Back
Quads:
1.Leg Press2. Leg Extension Hamstrings & Lower Back
Dead Lift
Lying Leg Curls
Lower Back Extension
Lower Back Oblique Extension
Calves:
Decline Calf Raise
Seated Calf Raise
Wednesday Rest
1. Yoga
2. Cardio for 30 minutes
Thursday: Shoulders, Triceps, Abs
Shoulders ( The shoulders I can't stop myself, I have to do more than 2)
Military Press
Front to Lat Raise
Shrug
Rear Delt Row
Triceps:
Bench Dips
Overhead Press
Abs and Core:
Swiss Ball Crunch
Swiss Ball Twisting Crunch
Swiss Ball Oblique Crunch
The Dead Bug ( for lower abs)
Friday: Back, Calves, Lower Back
Upper Back & Lower Back
Assisted Pull Up ( this mainly targets the upper back, right?)
Bent Over Row
Lower Back Extension
Lower Back Oblique Extension
Misc: Squat Calves
Decline Calf Raise
Seated Calf Raise
Saturday: Yoga, Abs
What I care about most: Having a workout that I wont back out on, and above all, passes muster with the majority of you.
I also do cardio daily, 7 days a week, for 30 minutes
Thanks for pointing a newb in the right direction-Ty
( And if I fucked this up, I will spend some time every evening over the next work pouring over every nook and cranny -__- )
Last edited by ty2090; 03-19-2011 at 01:35 PM.
Reason: Proper ab exercises
That looks a lot better than the last thing you posted. But I would really recommend that you do deadlifts and squats on separate days, maybe do deads on back day before pull ups, it does use some back muscles anyways. And don't worry, hamstrings are worked plenty on squats and leg press. Also, isn't overhead press the same thing as military press? That's not really a tricep exercise. I like the exercise choices a lot though, solid compound movements. Just make sure you learn the proper form on all these exercises.
That looks a lot better than the last thing you posted. But I would really recommend that you do deadlifts and squats on separate days, maybe do deads on back day before pull ups, it does use some back muscles anyways. And don't worry, hamstrings are worked plenty on squats and leg press. Also, isn't overhead press the same thing as military press? That's not really a tricep exercise. I like the exercise choices a lot though, solid compound movements. Just make sure you learn the proper form on all these exercises.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll get on those tweaks right now..but with the over head press, you lower the weight behind your head, and then push it up with your triceps. We might have different versions of the over head press in mind.
Do squats first on that day too, I know what exercise you are talking about I call them behind the head DB extensions, overhead press is something different though, it's pretty much a military press. But whatever, what you are doing is good for triceps that's all that matters.
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