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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 178
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New routine
I've been sittin on the same routine for quite a few months now, it's been doin pretty good.. but I need some modifications, as it seems my arms are outgrowing my chest!
Obviously the first thing I'd do is drop back on arms, and pick up on chest... So let me start by posting my old routine, then I'll start by posting a rough draft of a new routine... OLD: Day 1 - Chest / Triceps DB Bench Press Low weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Incline DB Press Low weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Decline DB Press Low weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Bench Flys Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Incline Flys Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Dips till failure Cable Press Downs Max weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Skull Crushers Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 ------------------------------------- Day 2: Back / Biceps Lat pull downs Low weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Lat rows (use a closer grip bar on lat machine) Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 One-Arm DB Rows Max weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Chin-ups till failure Seated Curls Max weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Hammer curls Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Preacher curls Max weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 ----------------------------- Day 3: Rest / re-coop ----------------------------- Day 4: Shoulders / Light Chest DB Front Raise Low weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 DB Lat raise Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 DB Shoulder Press Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Lift to failure, same weight as above DB Shrugs Max weight x12 Max weight x12 Failure, same weight as above DB Bench Max weight x12 Max weight x12 DB Incline Max weight x12 Max weight x12 DB Decline Max weight x12 Max weight x12 Cable Crossovers Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 Same weight as above till failure Hardcore Cardio / Abs ------------------------------------ Day 5: Legs Squats Low weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 80% of weight above till failure Extensions Low weight x12 Max weight x12 Max weight x7/8 80% of weight above till failure Calf raises Low weight x12 Max weight x7/8 Max weight x7/8 80% of weight above till failure My specs: Age: 21 Height: 6"2 Weight: 215 Bodyfat: Gauged 3 weeks ago, was at 15% .... I was going to post a new routine, but I figure i'll just let you guys criticize me for this one and edit as I see fit .. Thanks guys. |
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Patrick
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: AZ
Posts: 30,574
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pay more attention to your legs.
don't train body parts, train movements. don't train to failure all the time START TRAINING YOUR HAMSTRINGS! is it really neccessary to train chest again? that much volume in one week!! train more freuqntly but in a more intenlligent manner balance volume more effeciently check out the stickies. they can really help you. |
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Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 12,544
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You need SLDL or/and dead lifts and more squat work and less thigh extensions |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 178
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Awesome, thanks for the quick replies... I'll incorporate some deadlifts in and take out a few sets of extensions..
More criticizing please! |
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Join Date: May 2005
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 178
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 178
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Hehe, thanks for noticing Kenwood.. That was 1 year ago, I'm not sure when I posted that, if you're talking about my very original post..
I started out around 175ish, 6"1.. and I truly am 6"2 now, and still growing upwards, can't explain that. |
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hehe
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