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    My training routine

    This is my new training routine that I have started this week. So far I like it I just wana here your opinions on it.

    I don't have it on specific days I just go by a pattern

    Day 1-Chest, tri, shoulder. Jog 4 miles at 8:30pm
    Day 2- back, bi, legs. Jog 4 miles at 8:30pm
    Day 3- off
    Day 4- legs, bi. Jog 4 miles at 8:30pm
    Day 5- off
    Day 6- repeat whole thing over again. Same jogging routine

    I am hitting legs/bi twice a week because I want to improve those body parts more than the others.

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    Why don't you post the exercises and amount of sets you're doing?

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    Was to lazy but I'll do it one sec

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    Chest
    Flat bench- 215lbs 5x5
    Incline- 185lbs 5x5
    Incline DB- 50lbs 4x12
    DB flies- 30lbs 4x15

    Shoulder
    Military press- 135lbs 5x5
    Leaning lateral raise- 30lbs 4x8
    Shrugs- 225lbs 5x5
    DB press- 20lbs 4x8
    DB shrugs- 45lbs 1-burnout

    Tri
    Skull crushers- 65lbs 5x5
    Kick backs- 20lbs 4x8
    Tri extensions- 45lbs 4x12

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    Back
    Pull ups 4-burnout
    Lat pull down- 120lbs 4x8
    Do a few other workout but don't know what they are called

    Biceps
    Flat bar curl- 120lbs 5x5
    DB curl- 50lbs 5x5
    Hammer curl- 30lbs 4x12
    Chin ups- 4 sets of burnouts

    Legs
    Deadlifts- 135 1x12 to warm up
    Deadlifts- 275lbs 5x5
    Squat- 185lbs 4x10 (can't use heavy weight cause if I fail I'll bust my ass no safety thing if I fall.
    Leg extension- 120lbs 4x8
    Hamstring curl- 50lbs 4x8

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    That's a lot of volume, I would cut that in half and up the intensity. And deadlifts and squats should be done first and probably on a different day. Legs are the biggest muscles and you need to train them more than your shoulders and biceps.

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    Which exercises would you cut

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    Legs and back aren't too much volume though.

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    K.
    So if I do
    Day 1- chest, tri, shoulder
    Day2- back, bi
    Day 3- off
    Day 4- legs first then some bi
    Day 5- off
    Day 6- repeat

    Would that be better? And what do you think about all that cardio? I'm trying to cut btw.

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    Chest
    Flat bench- 215lbs 5x5
    Incline- 185lbs 5x5
    DB flies- 30lbs 4x15

    Shoulder
    Military press- 135lbs 5x5

    Back
    Deadlifts- 275lbs 5x5
    Pull ups 4-burnout
    Some kind of rows

    Do legs on it's own day
    Squat- 185lbs 4x10
    leg press
    cleans or front squats


    5x5 is fine but just make sure you are trying to progress every time you work out.
    The exercises I cut out aren't bad exercises except kickbacks are lame. Just rotate them in your routine to switch things up every week or two.
    Last edited by ihateschoolmt; 03-29-2011 at 09:36 PM. Reason: didnt know you were cutting

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    Cardio is fine I prefer biking because running is so bad for your joints. Oh and if you are cutting then I would take out all the isolation arm work it's hard to get bigger and smaller at the same time. Just focus on heavy compound movements for right now.

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    K. And I bump up everything 5lbs every week to keep it intense

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    Thanks for the help

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    If you can make strength gains on a cut that's great but don't worry about it if you can't. It's hard for the body to loose weight and gain strength unless you are brand new. And don't forget diet is just as important as training when it comes to loosing weight, and gaining.

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    Ya I track everything I eat am alternate my carbs/calories depending if I'm training that day. On days I train I bump up my calories to like 3000 and 200+ grams of carbs and protein. And on days I have off I max out at like 1900 calories with 160 grams of protein at least to protect muscle and no more than 30g of carbs. So far this has been working great and ya I have been making strength gains.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihateschoolmt View Post
    Chest
    Flat bench- 215lbs 5x5
    Incline- 185lbs 5x5
    DB flies- 30lbs 4x15

    Shoulder
    Military press- 135lbs 5x5

    Back
    Deadlifts- 275lbs 5x5
    Pull ups 4-burnout
    Some kind of rows

    Do legs on it's own day
    Squat- 185lbs 4x10
    leg press
    cleans or front squats


    5x5 is fine but just make sure you are trying to progress every time you work out.
    The exercises I cut out aren't bad exercises except kickbacks are lame. Just rotate them in your routine to switch things up every week or two.
    could do with some ham work there dontcha think?
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    Quote Originally Posted by T_man View Post
    could do with some ham work there dontcha think?
    You mean like deadlifts squats leg press cleans and front squats?

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    I have the ham curl machine

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