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    I finally read the training stickies!!

    tell me what u thinnk of this routine: I keep all my reps in between 6-10, I lift for size and sometimes i go under 5 reps for strength, I lift at home with DBs, BBs, Flat/incline bench, and the machine u will see a pic of in the link below(all i use it for is tricep cable dips, pull-ups, reverse flyes, cable rows, abs, and leg curls- all the rest is free weights)

    upper push
    off
    lower
    off
    upper pull
    off
    off

    upper push
    Flat BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    Incline(30 degrees) BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    BB Military Press- 4 sets
    DB Flyes- 2 sets
    Tricep cable dips- 3 sets http://www.totalgym.com/cgi-bin/exer...tails.cfm?i=17 - its the opposite of an upright row
    Tricep extension- 3 sets

    upper pull
    Bent over BB row(BB)- 3 sets
    Single arm cable or DB row- 3 sets
    Pullups- 4 sets
    Reverse Flyes- 2 sets
    Upright rows- 3 sets
    barbell curls- 3 sets

    lower
    Deadlifts/Squats- I switch every week- 4 sets
    DB Lunges- 3 sets
    Straight leg Deadlifts- 4 sets
    Leg Curls- 3 sets
    Weighted incline situps- 3 sets
    Leg Raises- 3 sets

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    tell me what u thinnk of this routine: I keep all my reps in between 6-10, I lift for size and sometimes i go under 5 reps for strength, I lift at home with DBs, BBs, Flat/incline bench, and the machine u will see a pic of in the link below(all i use it for is tricep cable dips, pull-ups, reverse flyes, cable rows, abs, and leg curls- all the rest is free weights)

    upper push
    off
    lower
    off
    upper pull
    off
    off

    upper push
    Flat BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    Incline(30 degrees) BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    BB Military Press- 4 sets
    DB Flyes- 2 sets
    Tricep cable dips- 3 sets http://www.totalgym.com/cgi-bin/exer...tails.cfm?i=17 - its the opposite of an upright row
    Tricep extension- 3 sets

    upper pull
    Bent over BB row(BB)- 3 sets
    Single arm cable or DB row- 3 sets
    Pullups- 4 sets
    Reverse Flyes- 2 sets
    Upright rows- 3 sets
    barbell curls- 3 sets

    lower
    Deadlifts/Squats- I switch every week- 4 sets
    DB Lunges- 3 sets
    Straight leg Deadlifts- 4 sets
    Leg Curls- 3 sets
    Weighted incline situps- 3 sets
    Leg Raises- 3 sets
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    A+ , lol whats wrong with it

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456

    upper push
    Flat BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    Incline(30 degrees) BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    BB Military Press- 4 sets
    DB Flyes- 2 sets
    Tricep cable dips- 3 sets http://www.totalgym.com/cgi-bin/exer...tails.cfm?i=17 - its the opposite of an upright row
    Tricep extension- 3 sets
    Drop the tricep ext and cable triiceps, do 1 oe 2 of these.cgbp, dips or skull crushers

    also leg day needs some work. But on a whole not a bad workout at all
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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    A+ , lol whats wrong with it
    calves???????

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    my calves are naturally huge and i dont do any calf work, plus i lift at home and dont have a squat rack,or a calf block

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    ok ill add in 1 arm dumbbell calf raises, i thought the calfs get hit enough in other exercises, they are like forearms..

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    anyother opinions on whether or not i should add 1 arm DB calf raises?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    anyother opinions on whether or not i should add 1 arm DB calf raises?
    Those are my favorite calf exercise
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    were are the triceps kickbacks! jk looks good!

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    I would throw the deads on the begining of back day and do the squats on leg day! and alternate the DB lunges with front squats!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    Those are my favorite calf exercise
    These them?

    http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/...CalfRaise.html
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    why do people put deadlifts in back day- just cause its a lower back exercise, u should work it with the exercises that hit most of the same muscles- thats the whole point of push/pull/legs- deads hit all of the legs and it hits the lower back- i think it should be a lower day exercise- anyways Thanx for the B+!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott17
    These them?
    Yes
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    Looks good, MIke. The only thing I would suggest is that you could try doing db step ups on your leg day for a change (It will help with your grip strenght (if you go heavy) and develop overall endurence if you keep the RI to a minimal). They are a great movement just make sure you step up onto something sturdy.

    You could also end your pull day with a farmers walk. It might be overkill, but if your aim is strength it is a good movement to do because it recruits so many muscles. It will help you shed fat and build a lot of core strenght. But looking at your back day might already be challenging enough, so only do it if you have something left in your tank.

    Looking good.

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    What size weight do you guys usually use with farmers walks?
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    "What size weight do you guys usually use with farmers walks?"


    It depends on how strong a grip you have and what your goals are. Some people go for "time" others for distance.

    I use 100lbs db's, but for me that is enough as I only weigh 150lbs. I try and walk with good form and go for time. I try to beat my time each time I do the exercise. I find the exercise to really help with my deadlifts and weighted pullups.

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    did u guys notice that push and pull day is completely equal with the same sets and exercises, even the exercises are exactly opposite(cowpimp says that is the way to train) example- bench press- bentover rows, tricep cable dips-upright rows, i dont want to drop the cable dips because it really gives my chest and tris a great workout!
    here is the change i will make- add in one arm db calf raises for 3 sets, i cant do the farmers walk because i dont got enough weights and my dumbbells are oldschool(haave to screw the weights off and on)

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    Looks fine to me, but why are you doing upright rows on both workouts?
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    Good stuff mike

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    its not upright rows both workouts, i was explaining that the upright row is oppisite to it, check out the routine again

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    its not upright rows both workouts, i was explaining that the upright row is oppisite to it, check out the routine again
    Oh, I see.
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