i have been doing some weight training for about a month or so, but not really seriously. i would like to change that.
how should i be splitting up my workout? i think i would like to be doing 4 days a week or so.
how many reps should i be doing in each set of each exercise? how many sets per exercise? how many exercises per muscle group? should the last rep of each set be almost impossible, or just the last rep of the last set?
how much protein should i be getting per day?
i'm about 6 ft. 170 pounds, by the way. i'm pretty lean but cant really lift that much.
i have been doing some weight training for about a month or so, but not really seriously. i would like to change that.
how should i be splitting up my workout? i think i would like to be doing 4 days a week or so.
how many reps should i be doing in each set of each exercise? how many sets per exercise? how many exercises per muscle group? should the last rep of each set be almost impossible, or just the last rep of the last set?
how much protein should i be getting per day?
i'm about 6 ft. 170 pounds, by the way. i'm pretty lean but cant really lift that much.
A four day split is good. I guess you are trying to gain weight, so a general rep range for that would be 6-8. The last rep of each set should be very hard. Protein you should get about 1.5 grams, per pound of body weight a day. Calories will be make a bigger difference for a skinny person though.
Last edited by ihateschoolmt; 05-07-2005 at 06:34 PM.
also, if the last rep of each set is extremely hard, doesn't that mean that i'm not going to be able to do the same number of reps with the same amount of weight for the next sets?
also, if the last rep of each set is extremely hard, doesn't that mean that i'm not going to be able to do the same number of reps with the same amount of weight for the next sets?
I mean 1.5 grams per pound of body weight, sorry. Yes, it does mean that sometimes you can't use the same weight/reps. But say you didn't push your hardest, then you then you wouldn't be using the highest number of weight reps you could.
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