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    Will this do? New workout...

    Howdy All,


    Im having trouble bulking, and advice from the forums and friends I've been told to hit each muscle twice a week. So I have put this plan together, Hopefully someone can help me fine tune it? Cheers

    Monday,
    Bicep / Tricep

    Tuesday,
    Back / Shoulders

    Wednesday,
    Chest / Legs

    Thursday,
    Bicep / Tricep

    Friday,
    Back / Shoulders

    Saturday,
    Cardio,

    Sunday,
    Rest

    Monday,
    Chest / Legs

    And it keeps cycling like that.

    As for the actual workout,

    Bicep / Tricep

    Ezybar Curls
    Straight Bar Curl
    Hammer Curl

    Dips
    Lying Tricep Press
    Cable Tricep Press Down
    One Arm Cable Press Down


    Back / Shoulders,

    Lat Pulldown (Front)
    Seated Cable Row
    Lat Pulldown (Back)

    Military Press (Front)
    Military Press (Behind)
    Dumbbell Press
    Shoulder Shrugs


    Chest / Legs

    Dumbbell Press
    Inclined Dumbbell Press
    Dips

    Squats
    Leg Press
    Leg Extensions
    Leg Curls
    Calf Raises



    All Exercised are doing 6-8 Reps and 4 Sets of each.

    Is this too much? Or the wrong exercises for bulking?

    Any advice would be much appriecated.
    ...When training the only thing to it, is to do it! />

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    Re: Will this do? New workout...

    Originally posted by ucs
    Howdy All,


    Im having trouble bulking, and advice from the forums and friends I've been told to hit each muscle twice a week. So I have put this plan together, Hopefully someone can help me fine tune it? Cheers

    I don't know who told you to hit every bodypart 2wice a week. If your training to your potential, twice a week is too damn much. We've answered this question countless times here but I'll make it short. You hit every muscle group once a week as a primary muscle group. Then throughout the week you will encorporate each muscle group at least one more time as a secondary muscle group, so in essence you ARE hitting every muscle group twice.
    Example: You train Chest on Monday. Well you just hit your Triceps indirectly. You do shoulders you again use the triceps. Then you train Triceps as an actual muscle group on another day such as on thursdays biceps and tricep workout. so you see that muscle group was hit 3 times in less then a week.
    Hit every muscle group ONCE a week.

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    Monday 1st day of week and your starting off with smaller muscle groups, muscles that will be required for bigger muscle groups such as chest and back on the next few days. Advise, don't start your week with the small muscle groups. Start with Chest, Back or legs. MOst pepole start with Chest and only as a preference.

    Monday,............................MONDAY
    Bicep / Tricep...................Chest/ Abs / Calves

    Tuesday,...........................TUESDAY
    Back / Shoulders BACK/ SHOULDERS *Include traps*

    Wednesday,......................WEDNESDAY
    Chest / Legs......................BREAK
    ****chest/legs on same day is quite
    insane. Split these 2 bodyparts for seperate days.****

    Thursday,..........................THURSDAY
    Bicep / Tricep.......................LEGS/ Calves

    Friday, ..............................BIS/TRIS
    Back / Shoulders

    Saturday,.............................BREAK and or ABS
    Cardio,

    Sunday, .............................BREAK
    Rest

    Monday,.............................START OVER
    Chest / Legs

    And it keeps cycling like that.
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    As for the actual workout, SEE GOPROS WORKOUTS YOUNG MAN. HE HAS A FANTASTIC ROUTINE FOR YOU TO FOLLOW. LOOK UNDER TRAINING FOR GOPROS WORKOUTS.

    Bicep / Tricep

    Ezybar Curls
    Straight Bar Curl
    Hammer Curl

    Dips
    Lying Tricep Press
    Cable Tricep Press Down
    One Arm Cable Press Down


    Back / Shoulders,

    Lat Pulldown (Front)
    Seated Cable Row
    Lat Pulldown (Back)

    Military Press (Front)
    Military Press (Behind)
    Dumbbell Press
    Shoulder Shrugs


    Chest / Legs

    Dumbbell Press
    Inclined Dumbbell Press
    Dips

    Squats
    Leg Press
    Leg Extensions
    Leg Curls
    Calf Raises



    All Exercised are doing 6-8 Reps and 4 Sets of each.

    Is this too much? Or the wrong exercises for bulking?

    Any advice would be much appriecated.

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    hERE IS THE LINK FOR GOPROS WORKOUTS. GO TO SECOND POST BY "SCOTTY THE BODY AND HE HAS IT BROKEN DOWN FOR EACH BODYPART.
    Gopro Workouts

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    Cheers for the advice
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    I hope it all helps you.

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    Back / Shoulders - has never workout out well for me on the same day....
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    If you do back/shoulders on the same day make sure to rotate the order every week.

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    It's much easier to see gopro's work-out here in article form: http://www.ironmagazine.com/article65.html

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    Originally posted by plouffe
    Back / Shoulders - has never workout out well for me on the same day....
    Then no problem. Do shoulders on Chest day or do as I do and do one bodypart a day.

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