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Tuesday - Abs & Legs
Crunches 3 x 30
Sit ups 3 x 30
Squats 4 x 8
And then repeated....????? repeated???
You need hamstring work....do SLDL 3 sets of 10
also you need to do calfs
Thursday - Back & Shoulders...Back and biceps would be better
Shoulder press 3 x 8
Seated dumbbell raise 4 x 8
Bent over row 6 x 8
Skull Busters 4 x 8
You need more lat work...do some lat pulls also
Saturday - Chest and Bicep
Bench Press 4 x 8
x2 Seated dumbbell curls 4 x 8
x2 Standing dumbbell curls 3 x 8
Standing curls 4 x 8
Typical beginner mistake....only 4 sets of chest ( a huge muscle) and 11 sets of biceps isolation work ( a tiny muscle)
4-5 sets of biceps only!!...and do them on back day after you train lats
Sunday - Tricep & other
Tricep press 3 x 8
Tricep dips 4 x 20
Press up 4 x 25
Seated dumbbell raise 4 x 8
Skull crushers 4 x 8
Weighted dips 4 x 10
Again way too much isolation work for triceps..5-6 sets is all you need and train them on chest day after your presses.
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Push: chest, delts, triceps
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Legs: Quads, hamstrings, calfs
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Pull: lats, biceps, traps
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Thanks alot m8.
Can you recommend an exersize for calfs?

standing calf raises with db's or on the smith or on the machine
seated calf raises with dumbles or on the free weight machine
Now it's closeOriginally Posted by ForemanRules
upper(all of the upperbodymuscles)
lower(legs, abs)
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upper(all of the upperbodymuscles)
lower(legs, abs)
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your routine is bad, use this type of split read all of the stickies especially in the diet section, come up with a full routine and then post it.
Originally Posted by mike456
Why use that split?
What this means is that when we drop a ball and it falls to the ground, it wasn't the ball that moved (down to the ground), but the ground that moved (up to the ball)
p-funk once said-"newbies can benfit from training with lots of frequency and they need to learn movements."
what split would you reccomend karl?
I'm not karl, but I'd probably stick with a full body routine three or two times a week in the beginning. This way the beginner could get used to the movements and NOT classify lifts as working muscles, but rather start to understand them as movements.Originally Posted by mike456
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yea a fullbody would work better but I like upper/lower better
So you would use the less effective method. I see...Originally Posted by mike456
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I think i'm going do as you said and try back & bicep instead of Back & shoulders. I'm going to increase the chest exercises (maybe 4) can you recommend any other than bench press i can do with only free weights?
I get LOTS of leg exercise from boxing and rugby but it is mainly endurance.
Thansk for all your advice so far everyone.
Four chest exercises is completely unnecessary. I would choose one compound and one isolation (if you really feel the need for isolation) or just two compounds. You should train smaller muscles less than larger ones in general (it'll probably take more to get your legs to grow than your chest, for example).Originally Posted by tommy edwards
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Originally Posted by Squaggleboggin
ok thanks ill try and put that into my new routine. Earlier i was told i needed to do more exersizes on the chest because it was a big muscle!!!! lol i don't know whos right can anyone give me soem advice on exactly how many and which chest exercises to do because i am recieving alot of advice that varies ALOT.
The stickies in the training forum contain a lot of invaluable information. Check there for some excellent, basic guidelines and sample routines.Originally Posted by tommy edwards
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Oh, and goto the diet & nutrition section too. They have a lot of good information on diet, which you will need to get bigger.
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Does anyone have a sample routine for Tuesday , Thursday , Sat , Sun that focuses primarily on upper body muscle size and strength?
I have decided to switch my program so that i have back & biceps this means on saturdays i must do chest & shoulders. Is this right?
Push: Chest, Delts and tricepsOriginally Posted by tommy edwards
Pull: Back, traps and biceps
Legs: Legs
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Originally Posted by ForemanRules
i'm going to sound pretty dumb now lol but remember im a newbie.
What do you mean by push & pull. Is it the obvious answer of pushing and pulling lol.
I listed the muscles for each....push is bench, incline, military, close grip bench, lying tri ext.....the concentric action is on the way up...or push. concentric action is when the muscle contracts ie. shortens.Originally Posted by tommy edwards
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Originally Posted by ForemanRules
oh i see, thanks
I think Ill try that routine from now on, my old one was working fairly well ( 4 KG gained so far, bearing in mind im on a growth spurt) and i seem bigger a few weeks down the line but i cant seem to make the workout last long enough nefore my energy runs out. Anyway, ill let you know if i prefer that routine.
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push is were u push against the gravity ...pull is where u pull against the gravity....... or push ..the weight away from your body .... pull grab the weight towards your body ..
muscles that is worked when u push = chest + front deltoid + triceps
muscles worked when u pull = back + biceps + rear deltoid + trapezius

www.exrx.net see the exercise directory
My bench is not adjustable and only has the lying down setting. This means i can't do presses like military and incline, does anyone have any push exercises for the chest other than a simple bench press that i can add into my new routine?

u could do standing military ....but i don't think there's other ideas for inclined pressing.....just do flat presses and dips or declined presses and for the shoulders do seated db presses or standing bb military
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