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    helpin a brotha out

    I am helping a friend at work. He has never weight trained before. he is 35 of average wieght and height.we are going to the gym and i told him i would give him a routine to start his new improved lifestyle. here it is; i suggest he do this 3 times a week by way of curcuit for 5-6 weeks before going to a split. cardio tues and thus as well


    bench press- 10-12 reps
    leg press
    cable row
    back extension
    pull up
    widegrip pull down
    calf raise
    dips
    leg extension
    hammy curl

    go through this twice keeping rep range at 10-12.

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    i would think you would want to complete my body part before going on to the next.. and not run through it twice .. just once at possibly a little higher volume.... and possibly start with the bigger muscle groups first..ie .. legs back chest shoulders arms

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    good call, im thinking 1 warmup set and then 2 work sets. go through once.

    does anyone think any additional movements would compliment this full body routine?

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    ^ agreed

    go through it once - you don't want to give a muscle group too much recovery time thats why its best to hit one muscle group then move on to other areas

    obviously you should recommend a light jog on the treadmill to warm up and plenty of stretching inbetween sets

    i'd say... 1 x warm up

    then... 2 x 12reps on each, progressing to 3 x 10, then go for a split after a few months

    peace

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    Re: helpin a brotha out

    Originally posted by Willdebeast
    I am helping a friend at work. He has never weight trained before. he is 35 of average wieght and height.we are going to the gym and i told him i would give him a routine to start his new improved lifestyle. here it is; i suggest he do this 3 times a week by way of curcuit for 5-6 weeks before going to a split. cardio tues and thus as well


    bench press- 10-12 reps
    leg press
    cable row
    back extension
    pull up
    widegrip pull down
    calf raise
    dips
    leg extension
    hammy curl

    go through this twice keeping rep range at 10-12.
    Why are you doing two similiar exercises ( Pullups AND Widegrip Pull downs) and no shoulder exercise?

    I'd do wide grip pullups, drop the widegrip pull downs and add a shoulder movement like Shoulder Presses and some type of ab exercise.

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    done. thx yellow.

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    Just a suggestion but if he is new you might want to give him exercises that will give him confidence too. Pull ups and dips can sometimes be a little deflating on the ego to some...
    Just a thought

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