working out the same excersises for a period of time, then switching it after a few months or so, then doing new excersises, or to just switch your workout every time?
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you could technically change your workout every time and make progress but it would be hard to keep track of. I would rather keep the same workout for around 6 weeks to determine its effectiveness and then change it if I need to.Originally posted by Slashmonay
working out the same excersises for a period of time, then switching it after a few months or so, then doing new excersises, or to just switch your workout every time?
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Originally posted by Slashmonay
you only change one excersise juice?
sorry about that brother.
What I was trying to say that the routine I change every 4-6 weeks. While im on routine 1, i maybe change one once in a while.
As if in week 1 im doing Chest: flat, incline, pec dec, flies. The next week I might do the same, and the 3rd maybe i dont feel like doing flies or cable cross overs, I do dips instead.
As for the routine change up, i change flat bench to dumbell presses, incline machine to dumbells, and pec dec into cross overs. Like that:):):)
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im sore as hell right now from last nights workouts.Originally posted by Slashmonay
thanks bro. all clear now. i just started doing my flat bench with dumbells. It aint easy :( i feel sore in different areas of the pec though.
I did: flat bench 1 light, 3 heavy sets; 1 light and 3 heavy incline with 275 for 5 reps; then did pec deck; then finally did some weighted dips. I used a 45 pound plate for the first time and was amazed that i needed weight. Overall, im sore as hell. I loved that workout. Cant wait in a few minutes to go and do hamstrings.:D
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