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    My Routine (needs help)

    My Routine



    Monday
    20lbs (ez-curl bar : 1 set) - warmup 10 reps
    44lbs (ez-curl bar : 1 set) - 10 reps
    50lbs (ez-curl bar : 1 set) - 6 reps

    20lbs x 2(freeweights standing curls : 1 set) - 10 reps
    25lbs x 2(freeweights standing curls : 1 set) - 10 reps
    30lbs x 2(freeweights standing curls : 1 set) - 6 reps


    55lbs (seated bench press : 1 set) - 10 reps
    65lbs (seated bench press : 1 set) - 10 reps
    79lbs (seated bench press : 1 set) - 6 reps

    20lbs x 2(freeweights seated bench press: 1 set) - 10 reps
    25lbs x 2(freeweights seated bench press: 1 set) - 10 reps
    30lbs x 2(freeweights seated bench press: 1 set) - 6 reps



    If someone can please take the time and make my workout chart neater and give me proper names for all the technicques I would be happy, I am not done I still have more days ex) tuesday.

    I am trying to build strength

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    IMO do more sets. I used to be at your level a few months ago but I did 4 sets of everything and I am getting results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scorpion
    IMO do more sets. I used to be at your level a few months ago but I did 4 sets of everything and I am getting results.
    Stop giving ill advice.

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    Darn, I need to know the correct names for the excercises to make my routine neater I tried googling it I couldn't find that many.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fashong
    Darn, I need to know the correct names for the excercises to make my routine neater I tried googling it I couldn't find that many.

    try exrx.net
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fashong
    Darn, I need to know the correct names for the excercises to make my routine neater I tried googling it I couldn't find that many.
    or try this site
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scorpion
    IMO do more sets. I used to be at your level a few months ago but I did 4 sets of everything and I am getting results.

    everyone is different, and the best way to get bad results to do more sets. 3 sets with high intensity if plenty, rest is where the gain is at...... high intensity + rest + good diet and lots of food = gain.

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    IMO do biceps after your seated bench press, by seated benchpress i think you mean military press or shoulder presses?
    Im 18

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scorpion
    IMO do more sets. I used to be at your level a few months ago but I did 4 sets of everything and I am getting results.
    Quote Originally Posted by Uzi9
    Stop giving ill advice.

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    By seated bench press I mean "seated bench press" you know you ly down on the bench and press the bar in a upwards motion

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fashong
    By seated bench press I mean "seated bench press" you know you ly down on the bench and press the bar in a upwards motion


    I would have taken 'Seated bench press' to mean the seated chest press machine where you press horizontally. Anyhow...........
    What this means is that when we drop a ball and it falls to the ground, it wasn't the ball that moved (down to the ground), but the ground that moved (up to the ball)

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