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    My routine

    This is my second post after my introduction to the board so this post going to reguard my routine.

    I train every other day 1 0n 1 off, alternating workouts

    2-3 warm ups pyriming to max weight and to complete faliure on the sets listed below

    Workout 1
    Leg press 2 sets (set 1=10-12 reps, set 2= 6-8reps)
    Deadlifts 2 sets (set 1=10-12 reps, set 2= 6-8reps)
    Barbell curl 2 sets (set 1=10-12 reps, set 2= 6-8reps)

    Workout 2
    Bench Press 2 sets (set 1=10-12 reps, set 2= 6-8reps)
    Seated Shoulder Press 2 sets (set 1=10-12 reps, set 2= 6-8reps)
    Close Grip Bench Press 2 sets (set 1=10-12 reps, set 2= 6-8reps)

    I am traing for mass and nothing else, all i aim for is to add more weight on the bar after each workout with good form, what do you guys think?

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    I'm no expert and would never try to caoch someone on there wo's but am curious as to why no Squats ?
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    Because i strained a tendon in my left knee while squating a long time back and it flairs up evey time i squat, but dosnt on leg presses.

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    I'd throw some pull ups or rows in there on workout one
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    I'd substitute Weighted Chinups instead of barbell curls just because it'll recruit more muscles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uzi9
    Because i strained a tendon in my left knee while squating a long time back and it flairs up evey time i squat, but dosnt on leg presses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yellowmoomba
    I'd substitute Weighted Chinups instead of barbell curls just because it'll recruit more muscles.
    I was thinking that to, but now i will be doing that

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