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    my program the old one and the new.

    I'm 17 and now weigh 155 only 10 lbs short of my goal by november which meens i might bump my goal up... anywho this is my old program which im ab to switch out for another one as iv been usin it 6 weeks n its barely makin me sore now. i dont eat breakfat much cause it f's my stomach up sometimes....i have a weird stomach itl be great for like 3 months, no problems and then for liek 3 months everything i eat fucks it up. anyway. my diet is 2 protein shakes a day with 2 scoops each....and then honestly mostly junk food but i try to get protein and calorie fix. I'm tryin to bulk like hell and im tryin to keep my stomach flat. any critiques on my program? i think the second guy's program will get me more results as its more freeweights and less generic as the frist one was to start me out.

    day one-
    hammer benchpress-3x12
    hammer incline benchpress-3x12
    cable crossover-3x12
    cable pushdown-3x12
    overhead dumbell ext.-3x12
    band curls 3x30
    lat. raises 3x12
    leg raises 3x20

    day 2
    smith squat 3x12
    step ups 2x10
    hammer leg curl 3x12
    hammer leg ext 3x12
    leg raises 3x20 but i mostly skip it for the leg day

    day 3
    db curl 3x12
    cable curl 3x12
    hammer row 3x12
    cable pulldown 3x12
    leg raises 3x20

    n i do these monday- sat. repeatin the cycle.ivdoen these ab 6 weeks so im gettin a new program.
    im gettin a new guy to train me too n he made me a 5 day split....all rest periods are 1-2 mins except wednesday which are all 1 min rest periods.
    monday
    incline bench press 4 x 15-10
    flat db press 3x8
    close grip bench press 3x10
    parralell dips 3x25
    seated lateral raise 4x 15-10
    front lateral raise 3x8
    incline lateral raise. 3x8

    tuesday
    squat 4x10-15
    walking lunge 3x8
    bent over db row 4x15-10
    lat pull down 3x8
    standing claf raise 4x15

    wednesday
    leg raise 4x15
    ab chair 3x12
    side cable crunch 4x12

    thursday
    incline dumbell press 4x15-12
    hammer decline press 3x10
    single arm tricep push down 3x12
    parralel dips 3x25
    seated dumbell military press 4x15-12
    front raise 3x10
    bent over dumbell press 3x8

    friday
    front squat 4x15-12
    squat 3x10
    seated widegrip cable row 4x15-12
    hammer pulldown 3x10
    standing single calf raise 4x15
    currently 155 lbs ......goal 165 by november (thanks for the help )

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    Get your diet in order. Anything else is a moot point if your diet is crap.

    Drop wednesday's "workout" altogether.

    Get your diet in order.

    I see absolutely NO hamstring/glute work in there at all, but youre hitting quads twice a week.

    Get your diet in order.

    I dont see any pulling exercises for upper body at all either, most of that is push.

    If you want to do four days a week try an Upper/Lower split:

    Mon - Upper Push (Oh press, bench, incline, dips, skullcrushers...)
    Tue - Lower Hams (Deadlifts, RDL, SLDL, good mornings...)
    Wed - Off
    Thur - Upper Pull (Bent over rows, chin ups/pull ups, bench rows...)
    Fri - Lower Quads (Squats, lunges, step ups etc...)
    Sat - Off
    Sun - Off

    Or something like that.

    Stick to compound exercises.

    What are your goals? Your rep ranges seem to be all over the place.

    My advice really though would be to get your diet in check, ditch this program, and start again using the sticky topics in this section.

    Oh, and sort out your diet.
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