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    sup all? i'm new to the fourm and not new to training stats in sig. heres my workout(critique plz)
    MONDAY: chest,biceps,abs
    chest: db press 4x5-6...1-2warmup sets
    decline press 3x8-10...1 warmup sets
    incline press 3x8-10 1 ..warmup set

    Biceps: pullups3x8-10
    seated alternating db curls 2x8-10

    ab: crunches(weighted) 3x 8-10
    knee raises 3x10
    decline crunches(weighted) 3x8-10
    db side bends 3x8-10

    WEDNESDAY: legs
    squats: 3x5-6..1-2 ..warmup sets
    leg press 3x 6-8 ...1-2 warmup sets
    leg ext. 3x5-6..1 warmup set
    slds 3x8-10..1-2 warmup sets
    calf raises 4x8-10

    FRIDAY: back, shoulders, triceps
    Back:deadlifts 3x5-6..1-2warmup sets
    bentover rows 3x8-10..1-2 warmup sets
    one arm rows 3x6-8..1 warmup set
    lat pulldowns 3x6-8...1-2 warmup sets

    shoulders: clean&press 3x6-8 ...1-2 warmup sets
    front raises 2x6-8
    lateral raises 2x6-8

    Triceps: cg benchpress 3x8-10..1-2 warmup sets
    dips 3x8-10

    tues.cardio
    thurs.cardio
    sat.cardio
    Last edited by muscle_01; 12-03-2005 at 05:32 PM.

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    Pullups (palms out) are more effective I think. They get the forearms more and give the arms a thicker look. Chinups work the bicep more directly enough which isnt really needed.

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    thanks for the tip man

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    i always try to match biceps/back and tri/chest, i believe it works much better since most chest exercises use tris and back use bis anyways
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    But, I've been with girls that had saggy chests and boring butts and they still had no personality. Those girls are usually really bitter. I think they realize they are useless.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kicka19
    i always try to match biceps/back and tri/chest, i believe it works much better since most chest exercises use tris and back use bis anyways

    I agree.

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    Monday: Chest/ Trceps

    Bench 4 sets 5-6 reps
    DB incline 4 sets 8-10 reps
    CG BP 4 sets 6-8 reps or skull crushers
    You can throw in 2 sets of flys if you want.

    Tuesday: Back and Biceps

    Dead lifts 4 sets 6 reps
    Db rows 4 sets 6 reps
    Lat Pull downs 4 sets 8-10 reps
    Pullups ( for biceps and back ) 3 sets

    Db curls 2 sets of 10

    Wednesday: Off

    Thursday: Legs


    Squats 5 sets of 6 reps
    Thigh ext 3 sets of 10
    Hamstring curls 4 sets of 8 reps
    Standing calfs 4 sets of 12 reps

    Friday: shoulders

    Seated Db press 4 sets of 6 reps
    Upright rows 3 sets of 8 reps
    Laterals 3 sets of 10 reps
    Shrugs 3 sets of 8 reps


    Cardio and ABBS you can do on the off days.....take at least one day off every week from all exercise...ABBS 2x a week is enough
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    Quote Originally Posted by kicka19
    i always try to match biceps/back and tri/chest, i believe it works much better since most chest exercises use tris and back use bis anyways
    I agree to an extent but sometimes it is nice to switch it up and do tris on back day and bis on chest day.

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