It needs work and I want all muscles involved I dont want to leave any out like right now I need calves, more shoulder I think and other stuff. BTW they are reps I would never do 8 sets for one exercise
If they are 8 reps, then does that mean the other things are 4 reps x 10 sets? You need to be consistent in your writing so people know what you are talking about. I always write it as sets x reps.
Why do you want to shock your body for a week? If you want to shock your body then stick your finger in an electrical socket or take the blow drier into the bath tub.
I would not use them at all. IMO I dont think they do much for overall mass. Besdies curls in general should be kept at a minimum right now and you should conentrate more on compound movements like bench, squat, deads, OH presses and lifts like that. I wouldnt put to much thought into curls, simple bar curls for 3 sets at the end of a workout is enough.
Its not like you are a vet either. I have read things you have posted and you got a ways to go. I dont mean to insult you, but with compound lifts you cant go wrong.
Well I tried all compound before and then compound with some isolation did not work I lost an inch on my arm.. Everyones different so this might work with me and might not work with other people. Didn't know 326 deadlift is a beginners lift for 16 years old I could be wrong though
Dont get smart theres no need for that. 320 or so at 16 is pretty good, but doesnt mean you are still not new at it. Just trying to help, but I guess I will stop beings you are taking offense to everything. BTW my cousin is 16 as well and does around that also, and he knows nothing about weight lifting at all.
I am not trying to get smart, some people are just naturally strong in some areas I know my bench is really low like 140 x 1 I guess it's cause my shoulders but I was just trying to get at the fact that it's not like I didn't try anything else like compound exercises I have read articles on compound vs isolation
I have also suggested you may want to try some westside training. It not only helps your squat and deads, but increases your bench dramatically. My bench has made some very steady gains in the past month and a half on it.
Overhead Press 8x3 Are the next 2 exercises on a 5rm? I wouldnt suggest going to failure.
Chinups 8x3
DB Decline Press 4x10
BB Rows 4x10
Lateral Raises 4 x 10
BB Curls 2 x 21 (I would drop this and do something like 3x8 Bar curls)
Wednesday - Lower:
ATG Squats 8x4 I definitly wouldnt do 16 sets of squats and deads. Seems like an aweful lot. I would cut that in half.
RDL 8x3
Lunges 4x10
Situps 4x10
Friday - Upper
Bench Press 8x3 (Same here, I would cut this in half to, remember sometimes less is better)Yates' Rows 8x3
Dips 4x10
Lat Pulldowns 4x10
DB Curls 2 x 6
Hammer Curls 2 x 8
Sunday - Lower:
Deadlifts 8x3
High Rep ATG Squats 10x3 (How is 3 reps high rep?) Or are they kinda like speed squats?
Double D read the other routine after that one that I posted I fixed the sets x reps. The one your reading and saying those sets are to much are backwards... lol
In that case all in all it looks ok. I would lose the 21's but its not crucial or anything. I am huge on rows! I would row both upper days, but thats what I prefer. Big rows normally increase your bench somewhat. But from a bodybuilding standpoint it looks ok to me.
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