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    Need adjustments to my routine

    Your age - 19
    Your height and weight - 5’11 – 6feet, 175lbs
    Your Body fat % - no clue
    How long you have been training (seriously!) - Never seriously
    Your goals - Build up mass, chest is important the most, but also my weak point due to surgery.
    A breakdown of your current routine - ( This is the routine I wanna start in a few weeks. Probably start on febuary so that I have 5 months to get in shape for summer)



    Monday: Back / biceps

    Deadlift (bb)*
    Bent over row (bb)
    Pull up (Need alternative)(cant do need a 4th excersise
    Curl (db or bb)
    21 degree incline curl (db)


    Time to complete this work out routine = 30 - 40 mins

    Wednesday: Chest / shoulders / tris
    Bench press (db or bb)
    Incline bp (db or bb) (only can incline 21 degrees is that ok)
    Standing military press (bb)
    Overhead extension (db)



    Friday: Legs

    Squat (bb)*
    Lunge (db or bb)
    Straight leg deadlift (bb)*
    Standing calf raise (db or bb)



    All these are done on probably 10lb dumbbell each hand with 3x10 set/rep, or a maybe 15lb on a straight bar (I cant strain my chest have to go low)


    Now I need sum sugestions on how to edit this, what excersies to add, and which to remove and so forth. I have limited supplies an at home gym. 2 dumbells with interchangable weights a barbell with weights, a york incline bench tht can go to 21 degrees, wut are your recomandations.

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    LIttle help plz?

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    help

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    looks good IMO

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    yeah that's a good routine. It's an effective split, and you have the right muscles together.

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