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    want to try new workout plan. need help

    im 16 and have been working out for about a year and a half. i've read about the push/pull/legs workout and tried to draw up my own workout plan but i need some help. please tell me what you think i should change/add/remove. thanks.



    Push:
    Chest:
    Bench press: 4x8,6,4,2
    Incline: 3x8,6,4
    Fly's:3x8
    Shoulders:
    Military press: 4x10,8,6,4
    Shrugs: 4x10
    Triceps:
    Dips: 4x10
    Cg bench press: 3x8,6,4

    Legs:
    quads
    Squats: 4x10,8,6,4
    Leg press: 3x8,6,4
    hamstrings
    Stiff leg Deadlifts: 3x10,8,6
    Leg curls: 3x8


    Pull:
    back
    Bent over rows: 4x8,6,4,2
    Dumbbell rows: 3x8,6,4
    Pull-ups: 3x10
    Pull downs: 4x10,8,6,4
    Biceps:
    Dumbbells curls: 3x10,8,8

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    Lower the volume. You should have something like 4 compound + 3 isolation movements per workout.

    Also, add a unilateral movement to your leg day and replace the stifflegged by regulars. Do the big compound movements, like squats, bench and deads first and save the isolation stuff for later on. Maybe add something for the calves.

    If you're already doing incline, I'd switch the military press to something more focused on the medial delts and something with dumbells. Standing dumbell press for example. I see no need for shrugs unless you want big upper traps. Replace the close grip bench by a triceps isolation exercise like skullcrushers.

    On pull day I'd add more variety (push day too, less benching). You have 2 similar rows and 2 similar pullup variants. Seated cable rows and face pulls are great. Chins and wide grip pullups are more diverse too.

    That's my 2 cents.

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    [QUOTE=Witchblade;1517019]Lower the volume. You should have something like 4 compound + 3 isolation movements per workout.

    Also, add a unilateral movement to your leg day and replace the stifflegged by regulars.
    If you're already doing incline, I'd switch the military press to something more focused on the medial delts and something with dumbells. Standing dumbell press for example.
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    What is a unilateral movement?
    Could he switch the incline bench to decline and keep the military press in?
    thanksssss

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    Quote Originally Posted by JackBauer121 View Post
    im 16 and have been working out for about a year and a half. i've read about the push/pull/legs workout and tried to draw up my own workout plan but i need some help. please tell me what you think i should change/add/remove. thanks.



    Push:
    Bench press
    Military press
    Incline 3x12@1min RI same for all the other 3x12
    Dips 3x12

    Legs:
    Squats
    Stiff leg Deadlifts
    any single leg squatting movement 3x10-12
    one leg RDLs if you have the balance for them, otherwise do hypers 3x10-12


    Pull:
    Bent over rows
    Pull-ups
    Dumbbell rows 3x10-12
    CG Underhand Pull-ups 3x10-12
    changes above

    for the two first lifts of each day do this

    week 1: 3x10-12 @ 1 min RI
    week 2: 4x8 @ 90sec RI
    week 3: 5x5 @ 2 Min RI

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456 View Post
    changes above

    for the two first lifts of each day do this

    week 1: 3x10-12 @ 1 min RI
    week 2: 4x8 @ 90sec RI
    week 3: 5x5 @ 2 Min RI
    week three I would go with 3x5.

    5x5 is 25 total reps, so basically you are doing more volume than the week before, AND increasing intensity. that would be tough for most people.
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    well with all the help im gonna start my new workout tomorrow. hopefilly it goes well. if i have any more questions or anything ill post. and if anyone else has anything to say feel free

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    Unilateral movements are movements done with 1 arm or 1 leg.

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