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    Real Bodybuilding Programme Which I Follow

    Day 1:
    Delts & Traps in AM;
    Triceps in PM

    Day 2: Quads & Abs in AM;
    Back & Hamstrings in PM

    Day 3: Off

    Day 4:
    Chest, Calves & Abs in AM;
    Biceps & Forearms in PM

    Day 5: Back in AM

    Day 6: Off

    Day 7: Repeat cycle



    Notes: Back is done twice per week. The back workout on Day 2 is at 80% intensity while the back workout on Day 5 is at full intensity.

    Cardio is performed 30 minutes every morning before meal one at home on the stair gauntlet (performed at high intensity).

    Due to me varying the sets and reps of every exercise for every workout, no set and rep scheme is mentioned below.


    Day 1

    AM
    Delts:
    Side Laterals
    Shoulder Presses
    Side Laterals with cables behind back
    Seated Front Dumbbell Raises
    Rear Delt Machine Flyes
    Rear Delt Cable Flyes

    Traps:
    Dumbbell Shrugs
    Barbell Shrugs Behind The Back

    PM
    Triceps:
    Rope Pressdowns
    Tricep Dips
    Straight Bar Pressdowns
    Over Dumbbell Extensions
    Rope One Arm Kickbacks



    Day 2

    AM
    Quads:
    Leg Extensions

    Leg Presses
    Hack Squats
    Lunges with Dumbbells
    Front Squats
    Leg Extensions (Heavy)

    Abs:
    Crunches
    Rope Crunches
    Hanging Leg Raises

    PM
    Back:
    Deadlifts
    T-Bar Rows
    Seated Cable Rows

    Hamstrings:
    Lying Hamstring Curls
    Stiff Legged Dumbbell Deadlifts
    Ham Tractor (Seated Hamstring Curl)
    Hamstring Curls



    Day 4

    AM
    Chest:
    Flat Dumbbell Flyes
    Incline Barbell Presses
    Cable Flyes
    Incline Flyes
    Flat Bench or Dumbbell Presses

    Calves:
    Standing Calf Raises
    Seated Calf Raises
    Donkey Calf Raises

    Abs:
    Crunches
    Rope Crunches
    Hanging Leg Raises

    PM
    Biceps:
    Standing Barbell Curls
    One Arm Dumbbell Curls
    Two Arm Preacher Curls
    Two Arm Cable Overhead Curls
    Seated Hammer Dumbbell Curls

    Forearms:
    Wrist Curls with Barbell



    Day 5

    AM
    Back:
    Pull Ups
    Deadlifts with Barbell
    T-Bar Rows (close grip)
    Dumbbell Deadlifts

    Eat As Much As You Can
    Train Your legs and back more than any other part of your body
    And Rest enough
    u will get bigger in days

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    With or without steroids? How can you do 6 exercises (of unknown amount of sets) for the small tiny shoulders? After two or three real hard chest exercises I would not be able to do 2 more. So it would be interessting to know how many sets you do.

    How long have you been training with this routine? Gains?

    Eat As Much As You Can
    Train Your legs and back more than any other part of your body
    And Rest enough
    u will get bigger in days
    Is this your advise or a pro's? Very clever....

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    Why would you train biceps on day 4 and then latts on day 5
    Way too many exercises for delts, biceps and triceps....
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    You must be smoking crack on day 3 and 6.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GSXR750
    You must be smoking crack on day 3 and 6.

    sounds like it was copied from m&f.

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    Post some pics, please.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dAMvN
    Post some pics, please.

    This is after only 2 weeks of his program.....I'm ripped.
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    It depends on the weight he's using.
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    way to make a new member feel welcome guys

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    What are your stats. How old are you. How long you been training. Do you workout at home or at a gym. If a gym where do you find the time to go twice a day? Help us out here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
    What are your stats. How old are you. How long you been training. Do you workout at home or at a gym. If a gym where do you find the time to go twice a day? Help us out here.
    I am 15 going to be 16
    Well I am training from 3 yrs
    now i can lift pretty much anyhow

    and if anybody wants proof look ma gallery I am 15 and check ma pic
    Age: 15

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    sorry bro your shit dont gain like that
    check my stats, and i have a gift to gain. good genes. you are 170 pounds squating 550. lets see it. i eman not saying it is impossible, but highl;y unlikely.
    These are my dreams, which I must make reality!

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    you want a 140 pound gain on your bench in 3 months, that is 560 pounds a year. you fucking joker. haha. show me what u using legal or not lol. grow up, grow a pair let them drop then come back.
    These are my dreams, which I must make reality!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NEW_IN_THE_GAME
    you want a 140 pound gain on your bench in 3 months, that is 560 pounds a year. you fucking joker. haha. show me what u using legal or not lol. grow up, grow a pair let them drop then come back.
    bro, who cares if he is bullshitting his stats, i know many people have accused you of the same shit, the fact is he needs a different plan and that one he has is pretty much a joke
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    But, I've been with girls that had saggy chests and boring butts and they still had no personality. Those girls are usually really bitter. I think they realize they are useless.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kicka19
    bro, who cares if he is bullshitting his stats, i know many people have accused you of the same shit, the fact is he needs a different plan and that one he has is pretty much a joke
    If he is, it's the fact that he is that bugs me. I don't care all that much, it's just annoying and pointless. Why would someone accuse newinthegame of lying in his stats? They're definitely solid numbers, but I wouldn't say they're impossible by any means...
    Push yourself. Enjoy yourself. Be yourself.
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    Well if you guyz want proof come over here
    I am ready to show you

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    Just come and check
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    Quote Originally Posted by websuraj
    Well if you guyz want proof come over here
    I am ready to show you



    Just come and check
    Can I just chime in for a second and say that that is by far the best address I have ever seen....
    "my thought is you are to fixated on your BW. WHo the fuck cares if you gained water weight? Quit being such a pussy. I swear to god, the guys on this site that post in the diet forum are like bitches...."eek...I gained 3lbs overnight". Shut the fuck up. Eat food and pick heavy shit up and quit being a pussy. Are you a man or a chick?"
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    I have a feeling he might be telling the truth, but his squats are 1/4 squats.
    The only time it's bad to feel the burn is when you're peeing...

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    its amazing how light your deadlifts are compared to your squats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by soxmuscle
    its amazing how light your deadlifts are compared to your squats.
    That's why I say that, beacuse there is no cheating on depth with deadlifts. Well, unless he sets the thing on blocks.
    The only time it's bad to feel the burn is when you're peeing...

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    But Its like everytime I need to do deadlifts I feel like no and all .... u know lil lazy for deadlifts and Squat is my favorite one I do it every week
    Age: 15

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    Suraj

    AGE: 15

    173.8 lbs

    Squat: 550 lbs.
    Calve Raises: 462 lbs.
    Bench Press: 330 lbs.
    Dead Lift: 374 lbs.
    Lat Pull Down: 341 lbs.
    Peck Deck: 220 lbs.

    Target for Next 3 Month:

    Squat: 600 lbs.
    Calve Raises: 500 lbs.
    Bench Press: 470 lbs.
    Dead Lift: 400 lbs.
    Lat Pull Down: 400 lbs.
    Peck Deck: 250 lbs

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