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    What do you think?

    Monday
    Chest

    Flat bench--warm up 15 reps-10-8-8-6-4
    Incline bench--10-8-6-4
    Dips 4x10---body weight for now.
    Abs
    Crunches 4 x 15

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    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

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    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

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Monday
    Chest

    Flat bench--warm up 15 reps-10-8-8-6-4
    Incline bench--10-8-6-4
    no dips
    Abs
    Crunches 4 x 15

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    Tuesday
    Back
    Dead lifts --10-8-8-6
    Pull ups 4 x 10
    Bent over rows---10-8-6
    Hammer low rows ( similar to cable rows) 10-8-8
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    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
    Dips--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 press--10-8-6-4
    Leg curls-8-8-8-8
    Calve raises--12-12-12-12.
    Calve raises different angle--12-12-12

    Abs
    Cable crunches 4 x 15
    On back day do deadlifts first, unless you are just too tired after deadlifts to complete the other lat work. Other suggestions are in bold

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    Just 2 chest exercise?
    For some reason when I do dips for tris my elbows burn but when doing them for chest I am OK.

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Just 2 chest exercise?
    For some reason when I do dips for tris my elbows burn but when doing them for chest I am OK.
    I don't think you need more than 8-9 sets for chest, I guess you could leave the dips if you want, but I wouldn't. If dips hurt your elbows do the pull downs like you had before.

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    I only do one exercise for chest. That's fifteen reps per week for my chest including warm ups.
    Push yourself. Enjoy yourself. Be yourself.
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    Cool.

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    Indeed. It only takes about 10 or 15 minute and suits my needs. Besides, I'd rather do an intense workout with one exercise per body part than one that uses five for each part, minimizing the effort you can put into it and the amount you can gain from it. Of course, my goals are much different than yours, so I'm sure you'll find what works for you and your goals.
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    Well this coming Monday I will return to the gym after a 2 month lay off. I feel so week.

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    Why such a long time away?
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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Well this coming Monday I will return to the gym after a 2 month lay off. I feel so week.
    Try 4 months off and 20lbs down . I have however been framing houses so hopefully my strength is still there somewhat

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    3rd degree sunburn, mauled by pitbull and then speration from spouse. One setback after another, I went from 210 to 190 in that time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ST240
    Try 4 months off and 20lbs down . I have however been framing houses so hopefully my strength is still there somewhat
    It's going to feel strange going back to the gym.

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    Well, sorry about your previous circumstances. Don't worry, you'll be back up there before you know it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Squaggleboggin
    Well, sorry about your previous circumstances. Don't worry, you'll be back up there before you know it.
    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Monday
    Chest

    Flat bench--warm up 15 reps-10-8-8-6-4
    Incline bench--10-8-6-4
    Dips 4x10---body weight for now.
    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.

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    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've seen better routines in prison movies!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arnold who?
    I've seen better routines in prison movies!

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    I think that's just psycho dad under a different user name...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arnold who?
    I've seen better routines in prison movies!
    That's exactly where I got it from. CHAINED HEAT to be exact.

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    Be critical of my routine people.

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    That's exactly where I got it from. CHAINED HEAT to be exact.
    I was actually referring to their daily grind but good for you.

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    Whats up john h?

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Be critical of my routine people.
    it stinks.
    Still Alive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheCurse
    it stinks.
    Details please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moneymaker
    Whats up john h?
    Where

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    i dont like to do things on consecutive days that stress the same muscles, even if they are smaller ones.
    for instance, your back day includes stuff that will hit the traps and rear delts hard. and then your shoulder day is the next day, and hits those muscles hard again.
    you work triceps on mon, weds, and thurs.

    again just my opinion, im sure someone has gotten results out of a similar program.
    Still Alive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheCurse
    i dont like to do things on consecutive days that stress the same muscles, even if they are smaller ones.
    for instance, your back day includes stuff that will hit the traps and rear delts hard. and then your shoulder day is the next day, and hits those muscles hard again.
    you work triceps on mon, weds, and thurs.

    again just my opinion, im sure someone has gotten results out of a similar program.
    Thanks, what would you suggest then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Well this coming Monday I will return to the gym after a 2 month lay off. I feel so week.
    Good luck on the comeback. Take it slow and don't try to get it back all at once.

    As for the routine, do you have to workout 5 days?
    If not, add shoulders to Monday and take Wednesday off.

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    That sounds like a decent idea, I used to do 4 then I switched to 5.
    I usually change my routines every so often.

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    are you set on a 7 day schedule mino?
    Still Alive.

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    I take off Saturday and Sunday.

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