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    my new summer routine need advice

    SUMMER WORKOUT ROUTINE (DAY WRITTEN - 6-6-07)

    MONDAY - LEGS / calves :

    start out first by walking, or doing any cardio exercise. walk until you break into a sweat (approx 5 mins)
    perform the exercises in the following orders

    Monday - Thighs/Hamstrings/Calves

    1) Squats
    sets total : 8
    Set 1: 10 reps <-- decent amount of weight that you can push 10 of without fatigueing yourself
    set 2: 8 reps <-- heavier where you can only do around 8-10 *only do 8 thow*
    set 3: 8 reps <-- same as set 2
    set 4: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 5: 4 reps <-- heavy
    set 6: 6 reps <-- start drop pyramiding now. (go lighter)
    set 7: 8 reps <-- lighter then set 6
    set 8: 10 reps <-- light then set 7

    2) Calf Raises
    sets total : 5
    set 1: 12 reps <--- mid amount of weight
    set 2: 10 reps <--- mid-heavy
    set 3: 8 reps <--- heavy
    set 4: 8 reps <--- heavy
    set 5: 25 reps <--- light weight ; burn out


    3) Lying leg curl
    sets total: 3
    set 1: 8-10 reps
    set 2: 8-10 reps



    4) Leg Extensions
    sets total: 2

    set 1: 8-12 reps <-- this is the finisher to give you the massive pump
    set 2: 8-12 reps

    Tuesday: rest day

    Wendsday - Chest/Biceps/Triceps


    1) Incline dumbbell press
    sets total: 5
    set 1: 8 reps <-- medium
    set 2: 8 reps <-- medium-heavy
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 4 reps <-- heavy
    set 5: 12 reps <-- light weight, slow and focused control.

    2) Dumbbell bench press (flat bench)
    sets total: 6
    set 1: 8 reps <-- medium-heavy
    set 2: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 4 reps <-- heavy as i can go, look for a weight that you can perform 4-5 reps with.
    set 5: 8 reps <-- medium weight
    set 6: 12 reps <-- light weight, slow and focused control.

    3) Flat bench dumbbell flyes
    sets total: 3
    set 1: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 2: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 8 reps <-- heavy

    4) Dumbell bicep curls
    set total: 4
    set 1: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 2: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 4 reps <-- as heavy as you can go that will allow you to perform 4 clean reps.

    5) Dumbell tricept extensions
    sets total: 4
    set 1: 8 reps <-- mid-heavy
    set 2: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 6 reps <-- heavy

    6) Cable push-downs (can use rope or other attachment of preferance)
    sets total: 4
    set 1: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 2: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 4 reps <-- heavy

    7) optional for getting a good pump and overall muscle mass - pushups : do partials to focus more on chest.
    or full range push up for general mass and overall development.


    Thursday: rest day

    Friday - Back/Shoulders/Traps/Abs


    1)Lat pulldowns
    sets total: 4
    set 1: 8 reps <-- medium
    set 2: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 4 reps <-- heavy

    2)Barbell Deadlifts
    sets total: 6
    set 1: 12 reps <-- light weight for warming up
    set 2: 10 reps <-- little heavier
    set 3: 8 reps <-- mid-heavy
    set 4: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 5: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 6: 4 reps <-- heavy

    3)Bent over barbell rows
    sets total: 5
    set 1: 8 reps <-- midium weight
    set 2: 8 reps <-- heavier
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 5: 12-25 reps <-- burn out go until failure

    4)Shoulder press *dumbbell or barbell*
    sets total: 3
    set 1: 8 reps <-- w/e u can do for 8-10
    set 2: 8 reps <-- what u can do for 8 reps
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy

    5)Arnold presses (dumbbell)
    sets total: 2
    set 1: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 2: 6 reps <-- heavy


    6)Upright rows
    sets total: 3
    set 1: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 2: 8 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 8 reps <-- heavy

    7)Dumbbell shrugs
    sets: 4
    set 1: 8 reps <-- medium heavy
    set 2: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 3: 6 reps <-- heavy
    set 4: 8 reps <-- as heavy as you can go to get 8 reps


    Saturday: Cardio day


    Sunday: Cardio and abs

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    yep, i have been for the past half hour or so. im just looking for some imput.

    i know i have massive number of sets and this routine looks as if it might be to intense but thats what i want to know. just something i threw together and thought that it might be decent. im also planning on alternating reps/sets every 3 weeks.

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    i feel bad that you took the time to type out that entire routine so neatly
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    Quote Originally Posted by rmcfar View Post
    i feel bad that you took the time to type out that entire routine so neatly


    Seriously tho' there is far to much volume in your workout, and you should be concerntrating on push and pull movements not body parts.....

    eg. Flat bench = horizontle push movement
    military press=verticle push movement
    Bent row's=horizontal pull movement
    chin ups= verticle pull movement

    These are just a few examples of push pull movements, you should balance them equally through out your workout....

    eg. Upper push= workout A
    Upper pull= workout B
    Legs abs= workout C

    CowPimps sticky on building routines explains this in better detail, also this is only one way of doing it there are many more that may suit you better.

    As for rep ranges read the sticky on P/RR/S.........I have been using this routine and it has produced some exelent results in size and strength...

    hope this helps
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    Quote Originally Posted by KataKlysm954 View Post
    yep, i have been for the past half hour or so. im just looking for some imput.

    i know i have massive number of sets and this routine looks as if it might be to intense but thats what i want to know. just something i threw together and thought that it might be decent. im also planning on alternating reps/sets every 3 weeks.

    Well, if you read through the stickies, you will see that there is a lot I would change. First off, you have two upper body pulling movements and then some upright rows which are kind of a combination between the two. However, you have a shitload of pressing movements.

    Your sets and reps seem to be all over the place. Get some organization to the program. What are your goals? That will better determine the weight you want to be tossing around.

    Once you redistribute the volume among various movements, you will probably have to change the number of sets you do, and possibly even the split, so that you aren't spending 2 hours in the gym in any given session.
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    my goals were to put on some more size and get lean as well.

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    It's not terrible, but I think you have some more reading to do before you finalize anything.

    Give us rough draft number two and I'm sure we'll be able to help.
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    yea

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    Use this, it works and it's pretty cut and dry.

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