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    My Tricep, delt, chest routine(would like some advice)

    So ive been weightlifting for about a year and a half, and prior to this i never had a set routine, i would just work whatever i didnt work out previous days. Anyways just so i may have some reassurance that im on the right track heres my routine( is that what its called) for Saturday:

    Chest:
    3x7-10 reps DB press
    2x7-10 reps Incline DB press
    2x6-8 reps CG bench press OR 3x8-10 reps of Cable Crosses

    Triceps
    3x8-10 reps of Skullcrushers
    2x7-10 reps cable pulldowns

    Delt
    3x6-8 reps Arnold Presses
    2x7-10 reps front press and same for back press
    2x7-10 reps lateral raises.

    I've never really set up a routine before, but i figure making one up is the better way to go, so dont bash me or anything, well u can if u want but I'd really appreciate comments on what to adjust, reduce, increase on my routine.
    Max Bench: 260
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    Looks reasonable enough to me.
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    Personally, I would do the delt stuff before the tricep stuff, as overhead pressing uses your triceps--don't want them to be fatigued.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MWpro
    Personally, I would do the delt stuff before the tricep stuff, as overhead pressing uses your triceps--don't want them to be fatigued.
    Looks good. Just make sure the Intensity is there!!
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    Thanks for the feedback.
    Max Bench: 260
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    Just one comment, CG bench press is primarily a tricep excersize. You may want to do Flyes or something instead of that, and put that in your tricep excersize (if you think you need it, I only do 2 tricep excersizes, 3 may be too much so you might want to just eliminate one....keep skullcrushers they're great).

    Looks good though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MWpro
    Personally, I would do the delt stuff before the tricep stuff, as overhead pressing uses your triceps--don't want them to be fatigued.
    Good advice. Arnold presses are garbage IMO...your already doing sets of presses try some upright rows or maybe something to hit your rear delts

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prodigy
    Just one comment, CG bench press is primarily a tricep excersize. You may want to do Flyes or something instead of that, and put that in your tricep excersize (if you think you need it, I only do 2 tricep excersizes, 3 may be too much so you might want to just eliminate one....keep skullcrushers they're great).

    Looks good though.
    This is why I deem classifying multi-joint movements by body part nonsense. A close grip bench press works all the same muscles as a regular bench press. The only difference is that there is a larger range of motion, and the horizontal adduciton component is virtually eliminated. However, by the same token, the range of motion that shoulder flexion occurs through is greater.
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    Quote Originally Posted by YSK
    So ive been weightlifting for about a year and a half, and prior to this i never had a set routine, i would just work whatever i didnt work out previous days. Anyways just so i may have some reassurance that im on the right track heres my routine( is that what its called) for Saturday:

    Chest:
    3x7-10 reps DB press
    2x7-10 reps Incline DB press
    2x6-8 reps CG bench press ( this is a triceps exercise, so if you do this in your workout you are doing only 5 sets of chest and then doing 7 sets of triceps) OR 3x8-10 reps of Cable Crosses

    Triceps
    3x8-10 reps of Skullcrushers
    2x7-10 reps cable pulldowns

    Delt.....do after chest and before triceps
    3x6-8 reps Arnold Presses
    2x7-10 reps front press and same for back press....back press???
    2x7-10 reps lateral raises.

    I've never really set up a routine before, but i figure making one up is the better way to go, so dont bash me or anything, well u can if u want but I'd really appreciate comments on what to adjust, reduce, increase on my routine.
    If these muscles are being trained only once a week then you need more volume.
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    No All those get hit twice a week. Back press, i think thats it, its where you take the bench press bar and press it behind the head upwards...
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    Quote Originally Posted by YSK
    No All those get hit twice a week. Back press, i think thats it, its where you take the bench press bar and press it behind the head upwards...
    That's military press, I don't do those behind the neck either...I like in front of the neck military presses...and I love ARNOLD presses, they aren't garbage!! Ur moving the weight alot farther than just a standard military press, and anything arnold does is GOLD!!!
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