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    Need help- Need a new split/routine and supp suggestions for new w/o (had 2weeksrest)

    If you guys dont mind pointing me in the right direction, Im a amateur lifter thats put on only 5 pounds in a month of lifting.

    I only weight 125 so thats not that bad.

    i stopped for 2 weeks due to alot of stuff goin on and the start of school.

    what do i need to do to get a good start. I was reading the influences of Vince Gambone? (arnold's trainer) and took his views into account.

    But i wana do somehting from someone that knows wat they are talking about i want a good split and exercise routine , not one that I think is good.

    Supps.

    what else do i need? I have TRAC No2 and Creatine in one (2 bottiles) , Gnc Creatine monohydrate and Myoplex packets. 42g pt etc. and thats it .


    Meal plan- Tryin my best to eat 5-6 med. meals a day but been having trouble -- need suggestions


    thanks for your help! -Rob

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    i would do compound exercises they are much more effective than isolation exercises
    for example
    compounds:
    deadlifts
    bb lunges
    squats
    hack squats
    benchpress,incline press, decline press
    military presses
    bb step ups
    bench dips
    bentover rows
    bentover one/two arm long bar row
    chin-ups
    clean and presses
    lat-pulldown
    db flys
    front barbell squat
    hand stand pushups
    hyperextensions
    leg presses
    Well you get the idea if you know what i mean
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    for splits their are many
    example:-push/legs/pull
    well just look at this thread from cowpimp its http://ironmagazineforums.com/showthread.php?t=53106

    good luck with it

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    look at this too its by cowpimp too... http://ironmagazineforums.com/showthread.php?t=53332

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    i would also do isolation too it helps in a way

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    thank you forgot to add that i have this horrible Mass Bucket. MHP Cinnabun yuck!

    suck it up rob.


    thanks anyone else?

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    vince gauranda is a little too high volume for someone trying to gain weight do 3sets of three excercises per bodypart each muscle once a week and train no more than 3-4 times a week 30-45 min sesions.

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    and for the first week or two because you had such a long layoff you might want to do full body routines 3 times a week but remember not to go over 45 min. These will help increase your nervous system efficiency to get back on mass gaining track!!!

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    thanks durk where can i find more on his routines? do you know? (without paying)

    i can do it. I was a wrestler.

    btw im never in the gym for less than an hour and never rest more than a minute in between sets (or plan to)

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