Originally Posted by Gaz_9
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im a beginer/intermediate - easy gainer but havent worked out for a month due to injury and im feeling fat. want to get my muscles harder too.
i play soccer on friday's swimm on wednesdays so want to fit in a weights regime around that. im looking to loose fat mainly so would a 2day split make sense? i want to get
day 1:
bench press
incline Bench press
dumbell fly
hammer curl
barbell curl
reverse curl
tricep extension
upright rows
bent over rows
shrug
day 2:
squats
leg curls
leg extensions
Straigt leg deadlift
lateral raise
front raise
rowing
arnold press
crunch & twist
split 1 - mon, thu
split 2 - sun, tue
swimming or squash - wed
soccer - fri
7mile hill run - sat
does this look alright?
is it right doing a 2 day split twice a week or should i do more running? i was also thinking about doing some sprints one night instead maybe? any help would be very much appreciated! also would a 3 day split be better?
iv not lifted for about 4weeks due to injury so i want to make sure when i start back my regieme is spot on.
Last edited by Gaz_9; 10-03-2005 at 07:01 AM.
Originally Posted by Gaz_9
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A 2 day split is totally viable. If you choose to workout 2 days per week, then I think a full body routine would be preferable. Even if you were to perform a 3 day split, I think full body routines are great. Also, since your goal is fat loss, then you could do a full body routine circuit training style to accelerate the process. Check out my template for designing one:
Designing a Full Body Routine
Also feel free to take a look at my template for designing a split routine here:
Designing a Split Routine
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Originally Posted by CowPimp
great info, thanks!
how many reps and sets would you recomend for the 1st week? im not a beginer but as its been a month since i last lifted i dont know if its best to ease into it or just go straight at it?
I would start fairly light. A 4 week layoff is significant enough. Start at maybe 12-15 repetitions for a couple of weeks. Honestly, you would probably be fine with jumping right into it, but there is no reason not to play it safe.Originally Posted by Gaz_9
You could also try a week of bodyweight exercises followed by a week with light weights, or something like that. If bodyweight exercises offer significant enough resistance, then it would be worth it.
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