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  1. #1
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    Review My Workout Please

    Please review my WORKOUT and give me a little feedback.



    My stats:

    31 – male – 6 feet 6 inches – 245 pounds (about 20 pounds over weight)



    My goals:

    Currently cutting, but I want to keep my muscle and bulk-up once my body fat is lower



    My diet:

    DP & w8 - High Fat/Protein, Low Carb Diet



    My WORKOUT:

    Mornings – Cardio: First thing in the morning on empty stomach (or 2 cups coffee)

    Evenings – Weight Training: About 12 hours after cardio



    Cardio

    *Sunday – Friday: 45 minute of elliptical cardio (30 minutes minimum)

    *Sunday – Friday (no Thursday): 25 minutes of sit-ups, crunches and leg-ups



    Monday - Chest and Tricep {One Hour}

    *Bench Press (lever)

    *Bench Press (dumbbell or smith)

    *Decline Bench Press (dumbbell or smith)

    *Incline Bench Press (dumbbell or smith)

    *Push Down (cable)

    *Triceps Extension or One Arm Triceps Extension (dumbbell)

    *Overhead Triceps Extension (lever)

    *Push Down [different grip] (cable)



    Tuesday – Back and Biceps {One Hour}

    *Front Pulldown (cable)

    *Close Grip Pulldown (cable)

    *Pullover (lever)

    *Seated Row (cable)

    *Incline Row (lever)

    *Bent-Over Row (dumbbell)

    *Curl [straight bar] (barbell)

    *Curl [EZ grip] (barbell)

    *Curl (dumbbell)

    *Incline Curl (dumbbell)

    *Curl (lever)



    Wednesday – No Weight Training



    Thursdays – Shoulders, Calves, Abs

    *Behind Neck Press (lever)

    *Shoulder Press (dumbbell)

    *Front Raise (dumbbell)

    *Lateral Raise (dumbbell)

    *Rear Lateral Raise (dumbbell)

    *Shrug (dumbbell)

    *Single Leg Calf Raise

    *Seated Calf Raise (lever)

    *Standing Calf Raise (lever)

    *Sit-Ups

    *Crunched

    *Leg-Ups

    *Seated Crunch gripless – (lever)

    *Vertical Leg-Hip Raise



    Fridays – Legs and Lower Back

    Squat (smith)

    45 Leg Press (sled)

    Hack Squat (sled)

    Leg Extension (lever)

    Lying Leg Curl (lever)

    Hyper-Extension (dumbbell)

    Straight-Back Stiff-Leg Deadlift (barbell)



    Saturday and Sunday – No Weight Training



    First Two Weeks – lighter weight, approx. 3 sets of 12 reps

    Last Two Weeks – heavy weight, approx. 4 sets of 6 – 8 reps

    Thanks in advance for your feedback!

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    starseed workout reply

    I reviewd your work out method and your personal attributes and im replying because of one particular thing that concerned me with your morning routine. You stated that you begin on an empty stomache or two cups of coffee. My friend I can;t stress to you enough how much of a bad thing it is to begin your day without breakfest, espcially since your doing physical activity. I am a second year Kinesiology and sports medicine student at university and one of the main components to excersise is the balance of energy intake throughout the day. If there is one meal you would like to skip, it should never be breakfast. When u skip breakfast and start physical activity on an empty stomache, your body will actually begin to overproduce its own glucose or sugars (by converting acetyl-CoA into glucose) in order to compensate for your lack of breakfast and intake in energy which basically means by not eating breakfast you are forcing your body to make sugar which isnt good. This is beyond research, its common knowledge for those interested in science. My friend i suggest you eat a balanced breakfest, here is what i prefer, ==Orange juice, apple juice, (no coffee or tea) ==Friuit, bran cereal, egg whites (no sausage, bacon or anything made with heated oils).

    Its more prefered to eat a big breakfast, and skip lunch and dinner, than to not eat breakfast and yeat a big dinner simply because your body doesnt require the large amount of energy at night after dinner than the morning after breakfast where energy is crucial.

    good luck, cheers

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    Thanks - I read here many times that cardio is done best on an empty stomach. I had no idea. Thank you. I'll be eating a healthy breakfast first thing in the morning.

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