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    Please critique Workout.

    OK, Just want some advice on my workout

    Baseline Stats: 6’2”
    200 lbs
    14.2 % body fat (7 point caliper measurement)

    Workout Schedule:
    M-W-F Upper Body w/25 min of cardio
    T-Th Lower Body/Abs w/25 min of cardio
    Sat Cross Train (tennis, swim, etc…)
    Sun Rest

    This Weeks Workouts:

    Upper Body
    Flat Dumbell (DB) Fly 60x12, 70x12, 80x8 and 2 days w/90x6
    Cable Crossover 70x12, 70x12, 80x12
    Machine Row 175x12, 187.5x12, 200x10
    Wide Grip Pullup 10, 10, 10
    DB Shoulder Press 40x12, 50x12, 50x8
    Front Shoulder Raise 15x12, 20x12, 25x10
    21’s on Curl Bar 3 sets at 70 (2 wide grip, 1 narrow)
    or DB Curl 30x12, 40x12, 50x8
    Rope Pushdown 100x12, 110x12, 120x10
    Narrow Grip Dips 10, 10, 10

    Lower Body/Abs
    Smith Machine Squat 90x12, 140x12, 160x12, 180x12
    Smith Machine Calf Raise 160x12, 180x12, 200x10
    Leg Extension 75x12, 87.5x12, 100x12
    Leg Curl 75x12, 87.5x12, 100x12

    Crunch on Ball 20lbs at 15, 15, 15
    Leg Raises on Ball 15, 15, 15
    Hanging Leg Raises 15, 15, 15
    Side Crunch on Ball 30lbs at 15, 15, 15

    That’s It! Please feel free to critique.
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    Re: Please critique Workout.

    Originally posted by txthor

    Upper Body
    Flat Dumbell (DB) Fly 60x12, 70x12, 80x8 and 2 days w/90x6
    Cable Crossover 70x12, 70x12, 80x12
    Machine Row 175x12, 187.5x12, 200x10
    Wide Grip Pullup 10, 10, 10
    DB Shoulder Press 40x12, 50x12, 50x8
    Front Shoulder Raise 15x12, 20x12, 25x10
    21’s on Curl Bar 3 sets at 70 (2 wide grip, 1 narrow)
    or DB Curl 30x12, 40x12, 50x8
    Rope Pushdown 100x12, 110x12, 120x10
    Narrow Grip Dips 10, 10, 10
    You do this m-w-f ?? If so, you're not giving your muscles enough rest time.

    TJohn

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    TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH TRAINING
    Cold as ice !!

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    I've been thinking about breaking it up. What are the best "groups" to work together?
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    There really is not "BEST" but some good combo's are
    Back / Bi's
    Chest / shoulders / tri's
    Legs - do them by themselves

    You may want to do push muscles one day then pull the next so your not working the same muscle two days in a row (occurs with arms and shoulders if your not carfull)
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    OK, here is what I changed for Today.

    Monday's Workout:

    Incline DB Fly 40x12, 50x10, 60x10
    Flat DB Press 60x12, 70x12, 80x8
    Cable Crossover 60x12, 70x12, 70x9
    Smith Bench (Narrow Grip) 90x12, 110x10, 130x10

    Curl Bar 2 Sets 70x12 (Wide), 1 Set 70x12 (Narrow)
    Reverse Grip Curl (Cable) 70x12, 80x12, 90x10
    Concentration DB Curl 30x12, 35x12, 40x10
    DB Hammer Curl 25x12, 30x10, 35x8

    Can't....Raise......My..........Arms.............. .....
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    I am sure that most would agree that 11 sets for Bi's is to much work. If you are doing that kind of volume 2 or three times a week you could be doing more harm that good for your progress. Due to the weight you are using you don't seem like a beginner, so using half that volume (5 or 6 ) sets once a week for each muscle group could give you better results.

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    Good Info. Thanks!

    I should have been clearer. I'm planning to do the following:
    Day 1: Chest/Bi
    Day 2: Back/Shoulder/Tri
    Day 3: Legs
    Day 4: Rest
    Repeat

    Planning to work Abs 3 times week and light cardio (20-30 min) 5 days a week.

    Does that sound better???
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    Back, shoulders and tris together are way too much.
    Depending upon what your strong areas are you can change your bodypart routines from that. For example if your tris are strong and you back is weak do them together.
    This is what i do:
    Legs
    Shoulders
    Bis and Back
    Chest and Tris

    This is a good combo for me.
    Big muscle groups like shoulders and back and chest should hav3e a max. of 4-5 exercises per workout.
    Smaller muscle groups like tris and bis should really only have 2-3 exercises.

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    Great! Thanks for the help.

    Actually, my Back and Shoulders are two of my strongest. I will try to seperate and see how it works.

    I've been lifting for awhile but with no "help". I'm trying to push it to the next level.

    By the way. Congrats on your win J'Bo, you look FANTASTIC!
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    I recommend you break your routine down as J'Bo suggested but train 2 days on and 1 day off i.e.


    Day 1 - Chest & Triceps
    Day 2 - Back & Biceps
    Day 3 - REST
    Day 4 - Shoulders
    Day 5 - Legs
    Day 6 - REST
    Day 7 - Repeat i.e. Chest & Triceps

    This will aid recovery and GH levels etc !!

    Also - do no more than 4 exercises for large bodyparts and 2/3 for small bodyparts. If your doing more than this - your not training with enough intensity !
    Stats - 6'1", 92kgs (203lbs), BF ~10-11%

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    Thanks!

    Tuesday's Workout:

    Abs 3 Sets, Rolling Side Crunches on Ball (30 lbs)
    3 Sets, Circular Leg Raises on Ball
    3 Sets, Back Extensions on Ball
    2 Sets Hanging Leg Raises

    Shoulders DB Shoulder Press 30x12, 40x12, 50x5
    Front DB Raises 3 Sets 15 lbs
    Side DB Raises 3 Sets 15 lbs

    Cardio 25 Min eliptical, 2.5 miles.
    From the movie 13th Warrior:
    Ibn to Herger when given a northman’s blade.
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    Herger: “Grow stronger.”

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    OMYGOSH!!!! you do all that?!...hey its jus my opinion, but umm...wayyyyyyyyy toooooooo many sets/reps!! it must take ya 3hrs to train.

    heres my suggestion: 3 excer/2-3 sets/6-8 reps/ for each muscle.. 1-2 times a week.

    ..atleast 4 days rest for each muscle!

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