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    Routine (Changed Again)

    Day 1 : Chest/Triceps, Biceps, Shoulders, and Abs

    Chest
    Flat Barbell Bench Press : 3 x 6-8 reps
    Flat Dumbbell Press : 2 x 6-8 reps

    Triceps
    Dips : 2-3 x 6-8 reps
    Bench Press : Until failure

    Shoulders
    Seated Dumbbell Press : 2 x 6-8
    Standing Lateral Raises : 1 x 10

    Biceps
    Standing EZ Curl Bar Curls : 2-3 x 6-8 reps
    Dumbbell Concentration Curls : 2-3 x 6-8 reps

    Abs
    Crunches : 60
    Weighted Sit-ups : 60

    Day 2 : OFF

    Day 3 : Back, and Wrists

    Back
    Deadlifts : 3 x 6-8
    Chin Ups : 2 x 6-8
    DB rows : 2 x 6-8
    DB shrugs : 1 x 10

    Wrists
    Wrist Curls : 2 x 10

    Day 4 : OFF

    Day 5 : Legs

    Legs
    Squats : 3 x 6-8 reps
    Leg press : 2 x 6-8 reps
    Leg Curls : 2 x 6-8 reps
    Standing Calve Raises : 4 x 10 reps

    Day 6 + 7 : Cardio





    Training to faliure means to do a set then wait a miniute and keep doing that untill you can't do anymore right??

    Also should I train anything else to faliure?

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    what are your goals ? why are you squeezing everything into 3 days ?
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    if you don't DO a routine you are never going to know if it works and you are never going to see and imrovement. write somethign down and go with it for awhile then change it up. You waste to much time thinking and not enough time doing.
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    I want to gain strength

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    So, no one knows my question abt faliure as stated above?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fashong
    Training to faliure means to do a set then wait a miniute and keep doing that untill you can't do anymore right??

    Also should I train anything else to faliure?
    Training to failure is when you fail to do another rep. I train to failure on all of my sets.

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    So, how many sets should I do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fashong
    So, how many sets should I do?
    Your routine is fine, but use low rest intervals. If you don't want to do low rest intervals then add a few more sets.

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    Im thinking like 9 sets

    3 sets flat till faliure
    3 sets decline till faliure
    and 3 sets incline till faliure

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    I think you might try throwing those biceps on your "Back and Wrist" day...

    I also i think you need one more chest and a different Tricep movement then "benchpress to failure" .. maybe some cable flies, free weight flies or pec dec.. incline dumbell instead of flat dumbell, or vice versa for the chest.. and for the triceps maybe some pulldowns or skull crushers
    Last edited by TriZZle305; 05-10-2005 at 11:14 PM. Reason: wanted to add a little more

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