Once a week at the end of the week I ve been hittin every muscle group followed by a 2 0r 3 days rest. It has seemed to add a couple lbs cuz i have hit a lil gain stop. I use a lot of compound movements and also a lot of focus movements on the muscle. My full body workout is with 15 to 20 second rest time on that muscle group. idk but it has seemed to help with gains. im 5,10 at 185 but was stuck at 177 untill tryin this workout. what u think?
legs; squates at 4sets/12
presses at 4sets/14 or more
chest;barbell incline, reg, and decline at 3sets each/12
tris and bis 3sets each/12
back; bentover rolls and pulldowns at 3 sets/12
shoulders; barbell presses and uprite rolls at 3set each/12
After that i will take 2 to 3 days off. sometime start back on tuesday if needed.
When you start, you will get the biggest gains, then they will probably slow down.
You're in the right rep range for muscle mass, I assume that is what you're aiming for?
So you do just 1 day full body workout, or is this spread over a few days? If it is all in one day, you're not going to get the benefit once you have a basic fitness, you probably need to split the workout.
Might want to add deadlifts of stiff legged deadlifts.
First off I don't know what your schedule is but 1 day a week is probably not where its at. Try doing a 3 to 4 day split routine. This will give you a chance to workout and concentrate on each and every body part a lot more efficiently. I personally do a 4 day workout routine that targets each and every body part 1 time a week except abs. I do my abs 3 times a week. My workout days are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Mondays I do Back and Abs.
Tuesdays are Shoulders, Triceps and Abs.
Thursday I do a full leg routine including calves. (NO Abs)
Friday I do Chest, Biceps and Abs
You can also do a 3 day workout routine on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Just split up your legs on 2 of those days.
When you do your routine make sure and rest at least 60 seconds in between sets and 2 minutes in between exercises. This will insure you get enough rest in between so you can come back with enough energy to do another great rep or set.
This is my personal workout routine. This is only an example for you as a guide to help you in anyway it can. You can change it up by doing less sets and or reps for each muscle group at first until you get yourself ready and prepared to do more later on.
I switch All these exercises for every body part every other week to insure proper muscle growth. I also do a 5-10 minute warm-up on the treadmill before each workout day and 45 minutes after each workout.
1. Mondays= Back, Abs, Cardio.
Back routine consist of 2 primary and 2 secondary exercises with one warm up set before:
(Sets) = 4 (Reps) = 8 to 10 heavy
Abs routine consist of 2 primary exercises.
Cardio consist of 45 minuets treadmill and or Bike.
A. Primary examples for back:
: Bent over barbell or dumbbell row.
: Dead lift-barbell
: Row-cable with v-handle
: Row-Machine
: Row-T-Bar
: Chin Ups
: Dumbbell Pullovers
B. Secondary examples for back:
: Good morning Barbell.
: Lat Pull-down Front Or Back.
: Stiff-Arm Lat Pull-Down
: Reverse-Grip Row-Cable With Strait Bar.
: Hyperextension-Machine
: Shrugs-Barbell and or Dumbbell.
Abs Exercise routine :
: I do 4 sets of 20 reps each of machine ab crunches And 4 sets of 15 reps hanging leg Or Weighted Knee Raises.
2. Tuesday= Shoulders, Triceps, Abs, Cardio.
Shoulders consist of 2 primary and 2 secondary exercises with 1 warm-up set before:
(Sets) = 4 (Reps) = 8 to 10 heavy
Triceps Consist Of One Primary And One Secondary
Exercise:
(Sets) = 4 (Reps) = 10 to 12 heavy
Abs routine consist of 2 primary exercises.
Cardio consist of 45 minuets treadmill and or Bike.
A. Primary Examples for shoulders:
: Front Military Press-Barbell
: Rear Military Press-Barbell
: Shoulder Press -Dumbbell
: Shoulder Press- Machine (Variation)
: Arnold Press-Dumbbell
: Upright row barbell or cable.
B. secondary examples for shoulders:
: Front raises- dumbbell or cable.
: side raises- dumbbell,cable or machine.
: standing or seated bent-over raises-dumbbell
: reverse fly-pec deck
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