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    what do you think of this workout for my boy

    hes a complete noob. the reason why the big lifts are high reps is so that way he uses a lighter weight and wil get used to good form. what do you guys think?

    Mon:
    Pick one Flat barbell or dumbbell bench 3x15-20
    2x8-12 incline or decline barbell or dumbbell bench
    3x8-12 pick 1 dips, barbell extensions, reverse barbell bench presses, dumbbell extensions, close grip bench press
    3x15-20 pick one standing over head press or Seated rotate press
    3x8-12 pick one side, front, rear dumbbell raises.


    Weds:
    3x15-20 Barbell or dumbbell rows
    3x15-20 chinups
    3x 8-12 shrugs
    3x8-12 upright rows
    Pick one 3x8-12 reverse curls, hammer curls, or barbell curls

    Friday:
    3x12-15 squats
    3x12-15 Deadlift
    3x8-12 hack squat or boxsquat or step ups, or lunges, or front squat
    3x8-12 Romanian deadlift, or glute ham raises
    Pick one: 3x8-12 hyper extensions, reverse hyper extensions, good mornings, still leg deadlifts,
    Pick one: 3x8-12 incline situps, roman chair sitsp, weighted situps, leg raises, ab pulldowns
    3x8-12 Side bends

    For all the ones with options you pick you pick one and it do it for like 3-4 weeks tehn change it up.

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    no. y?

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    how old is your boy Danny?

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    Bahh program is oke, but you should change it every two or three month. I change my program every two month and a take a break between, of one week simply to rest my muscle

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    if he's under 12 years thats too young,imo

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    hes 15

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    I would have him do all the basics.
    Mon:
    Pick one Flat barbell or dumbbell bench 2x15-20
    2x8-12 incline or decline barbell or dumbbell bench
    2x8-12 pick 1 dips or close grip bench press
    2x8-15 overhead press
    2x8-15 upright row



    Weds:
    3x8-10 deadlift
    3x15-20 Barbell rows
    3x whatever he can do chinups
    3x8-12 barbell curls

    Friday:
    3x12-15 squats
    3x8-12 stifflegged deadlift

    my self I would put back on mondays and legs on friday for him.
    that way he can get plenty of rest between these two days.
    Add a ab exercise if you like but if he's doing all of this other core work I don't think he'll need a whole lot.
    I think this is alot of volume to start with but if he's willing and motivated it shouldn't take him long to adapt.

    I am sure there will be alot of people who will disagree with me about this schedule.

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    I don't think 15-20 reps is worth it. IMO10 reps is good enough.
    16yr old. 205 pound. 5'8. Just here to learn
    bench press 225x6 / Deadlift 185x10 / Squat 205x10
    I know, my lift weights are disproportional..
    Working on it..

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