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    How does this look

    Monday
    Chest

    Flat bench--warm up 15 reps-10-8-8-6-4
    Incline bench--10-8-6-4
    Decline Bench--10-8-6-4

    Abs
    Crunches 4 x 15

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    Tuesday
    Back
    Pull ups 4 x 10
    Bent over rows---10-8-8-6-4
    Hammer low rows ( similar to cable rows) 10-8-8-8
    Dead lifts --10-8-8-6-4
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    Wednesday
    Shoulder

    Military Press-- Warm up 15 rreps -10-8-8-6-4
    Side lateral raises--8-8-8-8
    Bent over raises--8-8-8-8
    Barbell shrugs--10-8-6-4-

    Abs
    Leg raises-- 4 x 15

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    Thursday

    Biceps
    Barbell curls (sometimes change with E-Z bar)-Warm up 15 rreps -10-8-8-6-4
    Hammer curls-8-8-8-8

    Triceps
    Close grip-10-8-8-6-4
    CAble Push downs--8-8-8-8
    I prefer skull crushers for mass but this damn elbow pain sucks.

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    Friday
    Legs
    Squats--warm up 15 reps-10-8-8-6-4
    Leg curls--8-8-8-8
    Leg extension-8-8-8-8
    Calve raises--12-12-12-12-
    Calve raises different angle--12-12-12-12-

    Abs
    Cable crunches 4 x 15

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    good, i'd cut down to 3 sets per exercise though

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyK
    good, i'd cut down to 3 sets per exercise though
    Thanks, which one?

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    all of them for chest back, and shoulders. bis and tri are ok bc ur only doing 2 exercises

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    Quote Originally Posted by solid10
    Monday
    Chest

    Flat bench--warm up 15 reps-10-8-8-6-4
    Incline bench--10-8-6-4


    Abs
    Crunches 4 x 15

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Tuesday
    Back
    Pull ups 4 x 10
    Bent over rows---10-8-6
    Hammer low rows ( similar to cable rows) 10-8-8
    Dead lifts --10-8-8-6
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Wednesday
    Shoulder

    Military Press-- Warm up 15 rreps -10-8-8-6
    Side lateral raises--8-8-8-8
    Bent over raises--8-8-8
    Barbell shrugs--10-8-6-4

    Abs
    Leg raises-- 4 x 15

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Thursday

    Biceps
    Barbell curls (sometimes change with E-Z bar)-Warm up 15 rreps -10-8-8-6
    Hammer curls-8-8-6

    Triceps
    Close grip-10-8-6-4
    CAble Push downs--8-8-8
    I prefer skull crushers for mass but this damn elbow pain sucks.

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    Friday
    Legs
    Squats--warm up 15 reps-10-8-6-4
    Leg curls--8-8-8-8
    Leg extension-8-8-8
    Calve raises--12-12-12-12.
    Calve raises different angle--12-12-12

    Abs
    Cable crunches 4 x 15
    I changed a few things.....the origonal workout was way too much IMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    I changed a few things.....the origonal workout was way too much IMO.
    Quote Originally Posted by MyK
    all of them for chest back, and shoulders. bis and tri are ok bc ur only doing 2 exercises
    Thanks, it does look better.
    Foreman you seem like a nice guy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by solid10
    Thanks, it does look better.
    Foreman you seem like a nice guy.
    no prob.

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    IMO I think that Bi's/Tri's should be worked out on different days...
    Mon- Chest+Tri's
    Tues- Back+Bi's
    Wed- Shoulders+Abs
    Thurs- Legs
    Fri- Abs+Cardio

    I also think that since arms are relatively small(compared to other muscles) that they should be worked twice a week. So by doing shoulders Wed. you give the tri's a less intensive workout... and I try to throw in another small bicep w/o with leg day or something..
    But thats just me

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    That also looks good, I normally change my workouts every 3 months.
    My triceps grow like a weed, so it really doesn't affect me. Where I do hurt is when I do dead lifts it affects my shoulder shrugs.

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    i get good results from 4-5 working sets on my first few exercises.
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