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    hows the routine?

    Ive got a push/pull/leg/shoulder routine here
    Goals- Typical strength and size

    Push:
    Flat Bench Presses 3x7
    Weighted Dips 3x7
    Inclined Skull Crushers 3x10
    Db Chedst Flyes 3x10

    Pull:
    Super Sets w/ Pullups (3 sets):
    Set1: Pullups(8 reps) Straight Arm DB Pulovers (10 reps)
    Set2: Db Rows (8 reps)
    Set3: Bent Over Db raises (10 reps)

    Leg:
    Deadlifts 3x6
    Squat 3x8

    Shoulders:
    Standing BB Military Presses 3x8
    Seated Db SHoulder Presses 3x8
    Lateral Db raises 3x10
    BB Front Raises 3x9

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    That a four-day plan?

    What is your strongest and what is your weakest bodypart?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07 View Post
    Ive got a push/pull/leg/shoulder routine here
    Goals- Typical strength and size

    Push:
    Flat Bench Presses 3x7
    Weighted Dips 3x7
    Inclined Skull Crushers 3x10
    Db Chedst Flyes 3x10

    Pull:
    Super Sets w/ Pullups (3 sets):
    Set1: Pullups(8 reps) Straight Arm DB Pulovers (10 reps)
    Set2: Db Rows (8 reps)
    Set3: Bent Over Db raises (10 reps)

    Leg:
    Deadlifts 3x6
    Squat 3x8

    Shoulders:
    Standing BB Military Presses 3x8
    Seated Db SHoulder Presses 3x8
    Lateral Db raises 3x10
    BB Front Raises 3x9
    This is similar to my current routine... try this on for size:
    Legs:
    Deads
    Squats
    SLDL
    Leg Curls
    Calf Raises

    Push:
    Bench Press
    Flyes
    Dips
    Close Grip Bench or Skullcrushers
    Press Downs

    Pull:
    Pull Ups / Chins
    Pull Downs
    Rack Pulls or Bent Over Rows
    Dumbell Rows
    Standing Barbell Curls
    Hammer Curls

    Shoulders:
    Barbell Military Press
    Seated Dumbell Press
    Rear Lateral
    Side Laterals
    Front Laterals
    Shrugs

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    o shoot, i forgot all about bicep curls lol my bad. I would put concentration curls and ez bar curls in there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Built View Post
    That a four-day plan?

    What is your strongest and what is your weakest bodypart?
    I would say my shoulders are pretty strong I guess. I bb shoulder press with 135lbs 4 reps and im 17. My legs used to be strong I used to do pistols with 15 extra pounds but I stopped because it required too much balance and it was too risky, even though I did a great job most of the time. So yea I dont work my legs out too much so they would be pretty weak I guess. They hurt most of the time due to this growth I have on my knee.

    And no that is not a 4 day plan. I have 2 rest days between each if that is good.

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    your leg day seems a tad bit minuscule.

    if you want to do a push/pull/legs I'd drop the shoulder day, and throw in an OH press along with maybe an isolation movement for shoulders on the push day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoLdeN M 07 View Post
    I would say my shoulders are pretty strong I guess. I bb shoulder press with 135lbs 4 reps and im 17. My legs used to be strong I used to do pistols with 15 extra pounds but I stopped because it required too much balance and it was too risky, even though I did a great job most of the time. So yea I dont work my legs out too much so they would be pretty weak I guess. They hurt most of the time due to this growth I have on my knee.

    And no that is not a 4 day plan. I have 2 rest days between each if that is good.
    badass, another 17 year old, power to the youth

    check out builts blog with the random pwn avatars, its quite helpful.

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    Too much shoulder work.

    Just to be clear, you have a day just for shoulders?

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