Hi guys, well...first of all, I do Track and Field, and I can do just the basic training (squats, bench press, biceps curl, etc)
I'm 19 years old:
Weight: 165 pounds
Height: 6'
I Have a special problem with my calfs muscles...They are to small , know I'm trying a special workout for them, but I don't know if this workout gonna be efficent, so I post you guys my entire workoput and my calf workout:
Monday:
Pullups:
3 x 15
Biceps Curl:
3 x 10 - 8 - 6 - 4
(Trying each week to do one more rep in each, and when I reach the 8 reps, I put more weight and start again)
Stand Calf:
2 x 30 (warm-up)
1 x 12 - 16
(5 seconds in the negative part of the movement, and 10 seconds standing with the weight before doing another rep)
What do you think about this guys?? should this training could help my little calfs??
Tuesday
Military Press:
3 x 10 - 8 - 6 - 4
(Trying each week to do one more rep in each, and when I reach the 8 reps, I put more weight and start again)
Wednesday
Abs:
crunches with weight
2 x 15
Also I need a little bit of help here, I'm actually in 10% BF, and I can't see my abs, does this abs workut gonna make them grow??
Thursday
Triceps:
skull crushers
3 x 10 - 8 - 6 - 4
(Trying each week to do one more rep in each, and when I reach the 8 reps, I put more weight and start again)
Is that your entire workout?! Where is the chest/back stuff?
=> Stickies!
Just take a program and run with it. Core and calves will grow along with the rest. I'm currently doing near zero isolation calf or core work and I got pretty good lats, abs and calves.
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