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Old 01-27-06, 09:25 PM
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Routine help

This is my current routine right now. What do u all think. Never done it this way before. I ask because ive been feeling like shit recently. Have been having trouble sleeping, school, and worst of all a 4 year relationship that ended in Christmas, so its been hard for me. Im eating so and so, not how i am supposed to eat. With money short, my work hours cut down big time, i cannot buy my foods. So i try to eat what i have here at home, but still mange to get 6-7 meals a day. I watch what i eat but its not enough.

This routine i wanted to give it a shot. But ive been feeling tired big time. Dont know if its because ive been eating less than before or what. Im not taking gear nor any supplements right now. Should i cut down all the sets to 2 sets only, but intense sets or just hit them the way im doing.

Forgot to add, im 5'11'' around 224-226 in weight. Went down from 232 about 3 weeks ago. I look more leaner though but i feel like shit.

Well this is the routine Ive been doing:
Sunday
rest

Mondays
Chest
flat 4 sets
Incline 4 sets
dips or delcine 4 sets. I usually do (10, 8, 6, 4 reps)
Biceps
straight bar 4 sets
hammer curls 4 sets
preacher curls 4 sets and my forarms
15 minute cardio around 65%

Tuesdays
Legs
squats 4 sets
leg presses 4 sets
leg extensions 4 sets
seated curls 4 sets
lying leg curls 4 sets
standing calve raises 3 sets
donkey raises 3 sets

Wednesdays
30-40 minute cardio
abs

Thursdays
Back
t-rows 4 sets
pulldowns 4 sets
seated wide crip rows 3 sets
close grip pulldowns (reverse grip) 3 sets
shrugs 4 sets (go up to 315 for about 10 reps)
Forearms 3 sets/ 3 sets reverse

Fridays
Shoulders
seated presses 3 sets
front lateral raises 3 sets
side laterals 3 sets
reverse laterals/bent over laterals 3 sets
Triceps
close grip pressdowns 3 sets
scullcrushers 3 sets
one arms over head extension 3 sets
15 minute cardio

Saturdays
Cardio 30-40 minutes at 65%
abs
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Old 01-27-06, 09:57 PM
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I think you got too many sets happening there homie. Maybe drop em down to 2-3 sets. Other than that, I think you're doing ok. The only thing that concerns me is that you say you're not eating as much and you technically only really have one rest day. That hurts the workout for sure. I think you're just going through a funk right now. You know what you're doing, you just aren't motivated right now. Give it time bro.
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Old 01-28-06, 01:08 AM
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I think this is a great routine. But if you really do want input, here's my suggestions.

For Legs I would replace the seated curls with stiff leg deads. I have never grown my hams as much as when I do them. Also, try the leg sled for calf raises: it's all I use, and gives me the best results.

For Back I would do this instead:
pulldowns (or even better, pullups) 4 sets as a warmup/width exercise
bent-over barbell rows 4 sets for supreme mass
t-bar rows 3 sets for refining the thickness
v-bar pulldown 3 sets for rounding out the lower lats
barbell front shrugs 4 sets for total trap development
forearms 3/3 sets

For Triceps I would only suggest to include close-grip bench presses or dips maybe in place of the pressdowns, but this might not be absolutely necessary. Nothing beats them for mass.

Other than the aforementioned (which looks like a lot more than it is) I think it's a great routine.
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Old 01-28-06, 01:10 AM
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I would also consider hitting calves twice a week.
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Old 01-28-06, 02:35 AM
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I would definitely add a cable fly exercise to the chest--IMO it is much more effective than pressing movements. I also agree with metalmarty--the pullups (and for that matter, any exercise that allows you to use your bodyweight) are a better alternative.
Solid routine, though! If you're eating and resting properly and keep things mixed up, you should grow great.
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Old 01-28-06, 12:44 PM
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I think you got too many sets happening there homie. Maybe drop em down to 2-3 sets. Other than that, I think you're doing ok. The only thing that concerns me is that you say you're not eating as much and you technically only really have one rest day. That hurts the workout for sure. I think you're just going through a funk right now. You know what you're doing, you just aren't motivated right now. Give it time bro.
the foods the biggest issue right now. Im gonan do 2-3 sets better since im not eating much but hitting them harder.


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I think this is a great routine. But if you really do want input, here's my suggestions.

For Legs I would replace the seated curls with stiff leg deads. I have never grown my hams as much as when I do them. Also, try the leg sled for calf raises: it's all I use, and gives me the best results.

For Back I would do this instead:
pulldowns (or even better, pullups) 4 sets as a warmup/width exercise
bent-over barbell rows 4 sets for supreme mass
t-bar rows 3 sets for refining the thickness
v-bar pulldown 3 sets for rounding out the lower lats
barbell front shrugs 4 sets for total trap development
forearms 3/3 sets

For Triceps I would only suggest to include close-grip bench presses or dips maybe in place of the pressdowns, but this might not be absolutely necessary. Nothing beats them for mass.

Other than the aforementioned (which looks like a lot more than it is) I think it's a great routine.
for legs (hamstrings) i was doing stifflegged deadlift for 2 months straight. I was growing awesome off of them. But i got tired of them, so i gave them a rest and added seated leg curls instead. But im gonna go back to them in about 2 weeks when my routine changes.


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I would also consider hitting calves twice a week.
i forgot to add, im hitting them twice a week right now. On Tuesdays and Satudays.

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I would definitely add a cable fly exercise to the chest--IMO it is much more effective than pressing movements. I also agree with metalmarty--the pullups (and for that matter, any exercise that allows you to use your bodyweight) are a better alternative.
Solid routine, though! If you're eating and resting properly and keep things mixed up, you should grow great.
this week, all did for chest was: flat 4 sets, incline 4 sets, and cable crossovers 4 sets.

As for the pullups, i wouldnt do them. I would only do about 5 and thats it. Ive been having some nasty pain in my right shoulder. Everytime i do pulldowns or evern try to do pullups, it hurts. Its sorta like when i do arm circles to warm up the shoulder or even side laterals, i feel like a grind in there and its painful.
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