I'm new to this forum but I actually started to lift last year, I got a home gym set up, well only have a bench with a leg thing. I want a rack but it's too expensive so I plan to join a gym soon. I stopped working out for 2 months because of baseball and I was too tired after a 3 hour practice. Now the season is over so I'm planning to start lifting on monday. Any suggestions or comments will be appreciated.
Current Stats:
Height / Weight: 6'1, 175
Bodyfat: 18%
Verticle Jump: 30 in (can grab rim with 3 fingers) I used Verticle Airlift program it works great! really recommend it, it takes 15 weeks to complete tho.
Before stopping for two months:
Bench: 2x175 (alone no spotter)
Curl: 50x8 around 3 sets
Squat: 150x10 around 3 sets
Single-leg Squats: 100x8 around 3 sets
Deadlift: 120x10 around 2 sets
Goals:
Height / Weight: 6'1, 185-195
Bodyfat: 12% or less so six-pack will be more visible.
Verticle Jump: 33 or more so I CAN DUNK! Plan to finish the program this time.
Diet? I can be more flexible now that school is over.
Pills: Daily multiple for men (got it at CVS) I also plan to get a protein shake mix. Any good brands?
The verticle lift program III is a 15 week program that target your legs so you can increase your verticle and it's a pretty good cardio too since it's like circuit training.
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