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    Workout Routine

    What do you guys think about my work out schedule??? Is it enough or too much??

    M-S: Abs (ab machines)

    Monday/ Thursday (Chest, Tri's, Shoulders)
    Flat Bench- 12,10,8,6
    Incline - 12,10,10,8
    Decline - 12,12,10,10
    Flys(Dumbell or machine)- 12,10,10
    Dips- (as many as I can)
    Extensions w/ V-Bar and Rope - 4 x 12
    Skull Crushers- 3 x 10
    One Arm Extensions- 3 x 12
    Overhead Extensions- 3 x 12
    Shoulder Press - 3 x 12
    Lateral Raises - 3 x 12
    Front Raises - 3 x 10 (each arm)

    Tuesday/ Friday (Back, Bi's)
    Rowing Machine (wide grip)- 12,10,10,10
    Rowing Machine (narrow grip)- 12,10,10,10
    Lat Pulldown - 15,12,12,12
    Upright rows- 4 x 12
    Shrugs- 4 x 12 (hold last rep)
    Dumbell Curls (Standing and sitting)- 3x10 (each arm)
    EZ Bar Curl - 12,10,10
    Concentration Curls or Preacher Curls - 3 x 12 (each arm)

    Wednesday / Saturday (Legs)
    Leg press- 20,18,15,15,10
    Leg Curl - 3 x 12
    Leg Ext- 3 x 12
    Calf Raises - 4 x 50
    Squat- 12, 10, 8, 6

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    a bit much i'd say.

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    I used to do a workout similar to that and all it did was make me skinney, take some
    time and do some reading of others routines and think real hard about what you
    want to accomplish. Your not gonna get anywhere with what your doin right now

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    its not the amount man, its the intensity. try to bring it down to about 2-3 exercises per group and try to get the best intensity you can, and you may want to take it all and split it up into a 4 day split (ie mon-tues-thur-fri) and rest on the other days. muscle is built during rest, you only lift to tear it up some more.

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