Okay i'v been learning more and more about training and such ( there are still some things that are baffling me )
But i got in touch with a really good personal trainer at my local gym and he's layed out some basic principles. So based off he's advice and things iv learned from you guys and other places online iv come up with my own 4 day split.......
All exercises 1 - 2 sets x 12 Warm-Up Reps, Plus 2 Heavy Sets x 8 - 10 Reps.
Day 1. Legs
Lying Leg Curl
Seated Leg Extension
Squat/ Leg Press/ Hack Squat
One Legged Press... (Deep, With Foot High)
Stiff Leg Dumbell Deadlift
Standing & Seated Calf Raises
Day 2. Back
Wide Chins
Lat Pulldowns Underhand To Front
Seated/ Bent over Cable Rows
Dumbell Bent Over Rows
Read Delts
Swiss Ball Hyper Extensions
to much bicep isolation exercises, u dont need 4 exercises to hit ur bi's espcially if ur doing 3 sets per exercise, thats 16 sets just on ur biceps
As for legs, i personally think some of those exercises are kinda useless in the sense that if your squatting and deadlifting, why are you going to leg extensions, i mean i guess its a different way to hit your quads, but overall i think ur over training a little, you should focus more on compound movements
and the cardio after each session sounds like alot to, id be surprised if anyone tells you your doing ur not doin to much
to much bicep isolation exercises, u dont need 4 exercises to hit ur bi's espcially if ur doing 3 sets per exercise, thats 16 sets just on ur biceps
As for legs, i personally think some of those exercises are kinda useless in the sense that if your squatting and deadlifting, why are you going to leg extensions, i mean i guess its a different way to hit your quads, but overall i think ur over training a little, you should focus more on compound movements
and the cardio after each session sounds like alot to, id be surprised if anyone tells you your doing ur not doin to much
Thanks for the advice... I'll see what i can play about with.
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