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    Critique my program!

    I've been doing this for 2 1/2 weeks...I've gained about 2 lbs, and I'm substantially more ripped, so I think it's almost all muscle...I've been eating about 3000 cals a day, with a good carb/fat/protein split...

    Exercises done in sets of (1 x 12, 1 x 8, 1 x 4, 1 x 10)


    Day A - Chest/Back
    Bench
    Incline Bench
    DB Flies

    Pull-ups (weighted)
    Lat pull-downs
    Shrugs
    This one lift that a trainer showed me, no idea what its called
    Rowing (machine)

    Day B - Arms/Shoulders
    DB Curls
    2 arm bar curl
    Hammer curl
    Forearm curls

    Dips
    Tricep pushdown machine
    Skullcrushers

    Overhead DB press
    the one where you lift the weight bar from your knee/thigh area up to your chin
    Lateral/Front DB raises

    Day C - Legs/Core
    Squats
    Leg presses
    Leg curls
    Leg extensions
    Calf raises

    Core workout differs, my abs/lower back area are pretty good, I switch it up I find this is best for me...


    Questions I have:
    1.) My back has had the least amount of progress so far. Why is this? Something wrong with my routine? I heard DB Rows are a great exercise should I add/replace this and something?

    2.) I hear you're supposed to keep workouts to under 70 minutes or so...I spend a lot more time than this, sometimes close to 2 hours. Am I doing too many exercises/sets?

    Any answers or additional commentary is appreciated!!

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    uhhh anyone??

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    ...I did.

    Why is that everyone's response on the board?

    I was told to read the stickies, make a program, and ask specific questions...which is what I did...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigsahm21
    I've been doing this for 2 1/2 weeks...I've gained about 2 lbs, and I'm substantially more ripped, so I think it's almost all muscle...I've been eating about 3000 cals a day, with a good carb/fat/protein split...

    Exercises done in sets of (1 x 12, 1 x 8, 1 x 4, 1 x 10)


    Day A
    - Chest/Back what days are A,B,c???
    Bench sets reps??:?
    Incline Bench
    DB Flies

    Pull-ups (weighted)
    Lat pull-downs....pick one and do it
    Shrugs
    This one lift that a trainer showed me, no idea what its called
    Rowing (machine)...shit can this crap...do BB or DB rows

    Day B - Arms/Shoulders
    DB Curls
    2 arm bar curl
    Hammer curl
    Forearm curls

    Dips
    Tricep pushdown machine...drop this
    Skullcrushers

    Overhead DB press
    the one where you lift the weight bar from your knee/thigh area up to your chin....no, do DB press seated or military press...no from the knee crap
    Lateral/Front DB raises....side only, you hit the front with presses and bench enough

    Day C - Legs/Core
    Squats
    Leg presses
    Leg curls
    Leg extensions....drop this
    Calf raises

    Core workout differs, my abs/lower back area are pretty good, I switch it up I find this is best for me...


    Questions I have:
    1.) My back has had the least amount of progress so far. Why is this? Something wrong with my routine? I heard DB Rows are a great exercise should I add/replace this and something?

    2.) I hear you're supposed to keep workouts to under 70 minutes or so...I spend a lot more time than this, sometimes close to 2 hours. Am I doing too many exercises/sets?

    Any answers or additional commentary is appreciated!!
    I see no reason for an arm day, and if you are training arms and shoulders the day or two after chest and back you will be over training some muscles.
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    ...so only pick one lat pulldowns or pull ups?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigsahm21
    ...so only pick one lat pulldowns or pull ups?
    For lats I would do rows as my main exercise...then pull ups if you are strong enough to do strict clean reps, cgpd and T-bar rows are good also.
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