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    Need a new routine, please help!

    I am getting ready to get on another diet/cycle and I need to switch up my routine. My body has been used to doing these exercises so I need something new. Here was my post split/routines

    Mon: Chest/Delt/Tri
    Tues: Cardio
    Wed: Legs
    Thurs: Cardio
    Fri: Bi/Back

    Chest:
    Plyo Dumbbell Press 3x8
    Cable Flye 3x10
    Machine incline bench 2x12

    Delt:
    Shoulder press 3x8
    Upright Row 3x10
    Seated Lateral raises 2x12

    Tri:
    Pushdown 3x8
    Reverse Pushdown 3x10
    Overhead extensions 2x12

    Legs:
    Squat 3x8
    Leg press 3x10
    Single leg extension 2x12
    Lying leg curl 3x8
    Stiff deadlift 3x10

    Bicep:
    Barbell curl 3x8
    Concentrated curl 3x10
    Cable curl 2x12

    Back:
    WG Pullups 3x8
    Pullover 3x10
    Pulldown 2x12

    With classes/soccer practices I have a pretty strict schedule to fit in workouts but the best times are Mon, Wed, Friday after my classes so if you were to redo my workout/suggestions what would you guys suggest? Trying to grow and gain strength obviously.

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    Chest:
    Plyo Dumbbell Press 3x8
    Cable Flye 3x10
    Machine incline bench 2x12
    **no more machine press. Start with barbell flat or low incline bench press as say, 5x5. Scrap flyes.

    Delt:
    Shoulder press 3x8
    Upright Row 3x10** avoid this one. Trashes RC, no net gain over better movements, such as Arnold presses
    Seated Lateral raises 2x12** these are fine, do 'em after the Arnies, do 'em standing to hit more core.

    Tri:
    Pushdown 3x8
    Reverse Pushdown 3x10
    Overhead extensions 2x12
    **pushdowns are like kickbacks. Overhead extensions are okay, but close grip chins and weighted dips are SO MUCH BETTER.

    Legs:
    Squat 3x8 **hopefully you mean Oly bar squats, below parallel, yes? Not smith... <spits>
    Leg press 3x10 ** sub in front squats. Ditch machines when possible.
    Single leg extension 2x12n **don't bother - with fronts, you're done.
    Lying leg curl 3x8**useless. Try Romanian deadlifts, good mornings, glute ham raises, split squats...
    Stiff deadlift 3x10** if you do these right they look like Romanians. If you do them wrong, stop doing them and start doing Romanians.

    Bicep:
    Barbell curl 3x8
    Concentrated curl 3x10
    Cable curl 2x12
    **these are all okay, but you may not need them if you do enough heavy rowing and chinups.

    Back:
    WG Pullups 3x8**never wider than shoulder. Narrow builds lats - wide builds rotator cuff damage. New mantra. Oh, and do your chins weighted.
    Pullover 3x10**these are okay for a stretch. Hit abs and pecs a bit too.
    Pulldown 2x12** do these one arm at a time, they'll blow your mind.

    How's your diet? You gaining weight?

    And for a split, try this: Got Built? » Baby Got Back also published here: Weight Training and Body Building - Baby Got Back
    scroll to the end for the workout.

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    thanks for all the information! Is there any suggestion for a 3 day split cause Mon wed fri are the only days I can hit the gym for a good amount of time

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    Just cycle through that one, using the "optional 3x12" since you are training less frequently:

    Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
    Day 4 Day 1 Day 2
    Day 3 Day 4 Day 1
    Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post


    Bicep:
    Barbell curl 3x8
    Concentrated curl 3x10
    Cable curl 2x12
    **these are all okay, but you may not need them if you do enough heavy rowing and chinups.
    i would ditch concentration curls, i dont think they do much, personally. and like built said , with all the compound exercises you only need 1 or 2 iso's.

    correct me if im wrong someone, still learning.

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    Yeah, well, you're learning fast!

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    good to hear! still looking over old threads and stickies to further my knowledge here.

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