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    Weights and Circuit work...

    Damn its been way to long since I've posted in here good god. Been out of the gym with me relocating and all kinds of crap but was wondering what you guys thing of just a general conditioning/recomp routine. Have been toying around with a few ideas and with my job I can't take your typical 4-5x week heavy lifting cant afford to be weak at work. Circuit work is all non stop circuits back to back. Weight work will be moderatly paced for now until I'm adjusted staying in the 8-12 rep range for a few weeks.

    Day 1:Weights
    Chest/Bi/Tri/Traps
    *BB/Db Bench Press x3
    *Cable X Over x2
    *BB/DB Curl Curl x2
    *Preacher/Conc Curl x2
    *Pushdown x2
    *Kickback/French Press x2
    *DB/BB Shrugs x3

    Day 2:Circuit/Core
    Prisoner Squats
    Hip Raises
    Hindu Pushups
    Crunches
    Body Rows
    Leg Lifts
    Farmers Walk


    Day 3: Weights
    Back/Legs/Delts
    *Squats x3
    *LLC/DB SLDL x2
    *Deadlifts x3
    *BB/DB Row x3
    *Pulldown/HS Row x2
    *DB/BB Milt Press x3
    *Rear Delts x2
    *Medial Delts x2

    Day 4: Circuit/Core
    Prisoner Squats
    Hip Raises
    Hindu Pushups
    Crunches
    Body Rows
    Leg Lifts
    Farmers Walk

    Cardio will be done on every day...
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    Excuse my ignorance but what are Farmers Walks? I imagine carrying dumbbells like they're buckets full of milk through a muddy field.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiko View Post
    Excuse my ignorance but what are Farmers Walks? I imagine carrying dumbbells like they're buckets full of milk through a muddy field.
    That's basically it, but pavement will suffice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Witchblade View Post
    That's basically it, but pavement will suffice.
    Dammit! I already watered my backyard.

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    yes farmers walk with dumbells. glad your backyard is doing good...
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