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    What do you think of this muscle building workout routine?

    Hi guys, I’m looking for some general opinions/suggestions on ways I could improve this weekly workout schedule. I am combining some cardio with a fairly heavy weights programme. My aim is primarily muscle gain, but I want to combine some fitness with this, and want a well-built “beach” look, so I am using protein shakes, rather than any creatine supplements.

    So here’s the routine:

    Mon – 30 mins early morning rowing (fat burn)
    Tue – early evening high intensity weights session
    Wed - 30 mins early morning rowing (fat burn)
    Thur – early evening high intensity weights session
    Fri – 30 mins early morning rowing (fat burn)
    Sat – longer, heavy weights session.
    Sun – rest.

    What do people think of this?

    I sometimes do a light weights session on Monday evenings in addition.

    Is the cardio work the right type of thing/duration to compliment the weight training I am doing? Is it excessive? I am concerned that too much cardio will affect my muscle gain. Obviously I am trying to eat well/appropriately throughout.

    Any opinions/suggestions would be very welcome!

    Thanks,

    RMPRO

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    Also,

    eating *after* the early morning cardio workouts - is this going to be burning up my lean muscle? Would a protein shake beforehand stop this if so?

    Thanks,

    RMPRO.

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    Hi my friend, Y so much rowing??? I think you should do some light running once or twice instead of rowing. Also minimize the duration. 15-20mins of cardio will burn enough additional calories and keep your RMR raised. Weight training with your maximum effort and a good, clean diet will keep you lean, cut the cardio slighty is my opinion!

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