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    gopros it is ...

    so i was going to start a new workout starting this week that workout out all body parts 2x a week (low sets) - basically it was a workout to increase your bench (my max is 205.. wanna bump it up bad) .. BUT I HATED IT .. i only did the first two days of it but i hate doing some chest some shoulders and some triceps .. and then just some back and some briceps .. i like doing 1 body part a day and just once a week so much more so im gonna start gopros .. but i was going to change a few things .. 1st i was going to do this

    P / RR / P / RR / SHOCK

    what doy ou guys think about that?

    and also all the workouts look good to me except for chest .. i was going to change it to this

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    3 sets of incline dumbell press 4-6 reps
    3 sets of decline bar bench 4-6 reps...

    and then RR

    3 sets of dumbell flat press (7-10 reps)
    3 sets of incline bar press(7-10 reps)
    3 sets of decline dumbell press(7-10 reps)

    what do you guys all think about these 2 changes? benefits or any other suggestions?
    somehow trying to get the abs but bulk at the same time.......

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    I'm doing his P/RR/S program right now, and to be honest, I've seen some of the best gains I have in a very long time. Is there a particular logic you have behind changing the exercises? If I had 205 bench and wanted to increase, I think I would stick to the routines of people whose bench is much higher. JMHO. If you are not doing weighted dips and flyes, you are missing out man.

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    im gonna do weighted dips with triceps .. becuase from what i know pressing is how you gain the most strength while gaining mass...
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    maybe i would be better off with 3 sets of flat 2 of incline 2 of decine and 2 sets of flys??
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    are you 2 retarded?
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    Hey jadakris31, dips can be either a tri or chest exercise. I do them periodically for both. You have to understand how to make dips different in order to stress different areas.

    "im gonna do weighted dips with triceps .. becuase from what i know pressing is how you gain the most strength while gaining mass..." Not sure what you are saying here.

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    im going to lift chest on monday and triceps on thursday .. so it will almostbe like hitting chest twice a week with a light workout on thursdays with either CG bench and dips ...

    pressing is the best thing to do to gain strength....
    somehow trying to get the abs but bulk at the same time.......

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    Then I don't think you know how to do dips for both triceps and chest. They are done differently. When I do them on tricep day, I know I have worked my triceps and NOT my chest. Just like close grip bench.

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    BTW, I work chest on Monday and arms on thursday as well.

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    you cant do dips and not hit your chest, you always will .. maybe not much if you stay completly vertical, but you still will .. same with CG bench .. even if you have your hands touching.. which you shouldnt - youll still hit your chest..

    what is the rest of your routine look like .. mine was 2 on 1 off 2 on 2 off

    mon chest
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    wed off
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    I just came by to say that I love the name of this thread:

    "gopros it is..."



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    well peckerhead, give us some insight here. lol

    jad, my routine looks very similar to the one you listed. I hear what you are saying about dips working chest, even when done for triceps and you are correct. But it is not the same as working chest twice. I don't see the logic in eliminating a good exercise simply because it involves a muscle that has already been trained earlier. We'd be up shiat creek if we don't want to hit bis or tries twice. lol

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    Originally posted by BUSTINOUT
    well peckerhead, give us some insight here. lol
    peckerhead? what am I a cartoon character or something? LOL


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    Sorry, I meant Mr. Peckerhead. lol

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    Originally posted by BUSTINOUT
    Sorry, I meant Mr. Peckerhead. lol
    Quiet you numbskull!

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    haha glad you like the name of the thread.. you are the master

    i understand what you mean now.. your saying they are two totally different exercises .. one you lean foward the other more vertical correct?

    so what excersises do you use for the chest routine?
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    [QUOTE]Originally posted by jadakris31
    haha glad you like the name of the thread.. you are the master

    HMMMM, MASTER GOPRO...its got a ring...


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    Quote Originally Posted by jadakris31
    POWER

    3 sets of barbell bench 4-6 reps
    3 sets of incline dumbell press 4-6 reps
    3 sets of decline bar bench 4-6 reps...

    and then RR

    3 sets of dumbell flat press (7-10 reps)
    3 sets of incline bar press(7-10 reps)
    3 sets of decline dumbell press(7-10 reps)
    I would try to put dips or flys in there somewhere to mix things up a little more.
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    Dips are more about where your elbows are than whether you lean forward or not. If you keep your elbows in tight, you're going to destroy your triceps almost exclusively. If you let your elbows flare, you'll start using your pecs more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saturday Fever
    Dips are more about where your elbows are than whether you lean forward or not. If you keep your elbows in tight, you're going to destroy your triceps almost exclusively. If you let your elbows flare, you'll start using your pecs more.
    Agreed, but leaning into it will also greatly increase pec recruitment and vice versa.


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    I ran across a dip exercise that uses a reverse grip on the bars.
    I thought it looked interesting, so I walked out back to give it a try...
    Well, I found I couldn't do it. My hands weren't flexible enough I guess to be able to position my hands like that. Sure seems like if one could, it would definately place much more emphasis on the tricep.

    I prefer the old fashioned way of doing it though. Just avoid any swinging motion. As gopro stated leaning helps place major emphasis on the tri as well. Where if your focusing on the chest I believe you want to refrain from leaning forward.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Randy
    I ran across a dip exercise that uses a reverse grip on the bars.
    I thought it looked interesting, so I walked out back to give it a try...
    Well, I found I couldn't do it. My hands weren't flexible enough I guess to be able to position my hands like that. Sure seems like if one could, it would definately place much more emphasis on the tricep.

    I prefer the old fashioned way of doing it though. Just avoid any swinging motion. As gopro stated leaning helps place major emphasis on the tri as well. Where if your focusing on the chest I believe you want to refrain from leaning forward.
    Its the opposite Randy...lean into the movement to increase pectoral recruitment...remain upright to focus more on tris. And as SNF mentioned...elbows out to increase pec involvement, and elbows in to hit the tris harder.


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    haha glad you like the name of the thread.. you are the master

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sapphire
    Oh good lord! I think all this praise and adoration is going to GoPro's head! It's almost as big as the rest of his hot body!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gopro
    And as SNF mentioned...
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    However, it should be noted that functionally and physiologically speaking, leaning does not change muscle recruitment unless there is also an adjustment to where your elbows are placed. We can go round and round about this, but I'm going to believe physiology.

    It should also be noted that leaning forward tends to cause the elbows to flare, hence recruiting the pecs. But again that is due to the elbows flaring, not the leaning forward.
    yay.

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