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« Reply #15 on: January 29, 2007, 03:06:38 PM » |
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Hey johnnycage- do you think you could give me a rundown on what you do for your workout? I need the seperate my biceps and triceps on different days and add deadlifts and squats.
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« Reply #16 on: January 29, 2007, 04:35:52 PM » |
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ok i will give u a template but different body types require different exercises and rep ranges. But this will definately get the job done, and then some. On biceps day, I start by doing hammer curls because it targets a smaller bicep muscle and gets the blood flowing, then I move on to iso for the larger one and then do compound and then agin i do iso. Same for triceps basically, but for your triceps day you need to include chest, right? I don't do chest as a regular part so I will include that for you.
Biceps Day
Stretches and warmups
Hammer Curls to Opposite Shoulder 8-12x4 Ez or straight bar Curls 8-12x4 Reverse Grip Curls on Preacher Stand 12x4 Close Grip Pullups To Failurex3 Incline Bench Curls 8-12x3
My Triceps Day
Warmup Reps
Tricep Pulldowns 8-12x4 Close Grip Bench Press 8-12x3 Skull Crushers 8-12x4 Overhead Tricep Extensions 8-12x4 Overhead Cable Pulldowns 12x3 and sometimes I do Diamond Pushups to failure But for you, you might need to work on your chest, so throw in some Incline Presses, Regular Benches, and db flyes, and ditch the two overheads. But keep the Tricep Pulldowns as a first as they get the blood flowing very well and are decent mass builders considering they are isolation.
For your Legs, what equipment do you have access to? I can help you set up a routine once you let me know what you've got to work with.
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« Reply #17 on: January 29, 2007, 04:51:48 PM » |
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Hey man, thanks alot for all of your help so far.
ok for legs I do-
Leg press- leg extentions-reverse leg extentions- calf raises.
I usually dont do squats because they used to hurt my back so I havent done them in a long long time. But it is something that I want to add to my workout because in a month I am going to a firefighter training academy and they say its harder then military boot camp. There is another workout that I am not sure what it is called- it is like a lunge but you put one leg out in front and one leg on a bench and squat down. I figure that would be good for picking up hoses and other fun stuff.
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« Reply #18 on: January 29, 2007, 05:31:09 PM » |
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That seems good. If you get back to squatting, do them first. The exercise you described would work very well too. If you are up to it, you can add in stiff legged deadlifts, but if you do make sure to practice with good form, because it easily causes back damage when done improperly.
Would you post your reps and sets for the exercises so I can see if they are ok?
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« Reply #19 on: January 29, 2007, 09:32:20 PM » |
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I actually forgot to write down my weights for my legs my last leg day but I pretty much try to do 10 reps 3 sets on everything, but if I feel I can do more (12 reps) I will push some more out.
I also try to stick to a weight that I can rep but yet still get a good burn from, if I push as much weight as I can for less reps, I dont feel like I am working anything.
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« Reply #20 on: January 30, 2007, 11:52:10 AM » |
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Yeah, I stick at a higher rep range, but I go heavy evey now and then. The amount of reps and sets of everything for my legs varies each time I lift, I usually do squats for 3 sets, then leg extensions for 3 or 4 sets, then 4 sets of hamstring curls, leg press, then last I do stiff legged deadlift if I can still stand.
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« Reply #21 on: February 02, 2007, 01:57:32 PM » |
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Well I slacked a little bit a few days back because I was so busy, but I still managed to get into the gym and do a little bit.
1-30-07 I went to the gym and did the stair stepper for a half hour
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« Reply #22 on: February 02, 2007, 05:34:43 PM » |
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Well I have been slacking a little bit the last two days but I still managed to get to the gym in the amount of time I had-
1-31-07
I ran 1 mile in 10 minutes- I havent ran in a year and I hate treadmills.
Warm-up: Dips 10 x 2 sets DB Bench 55 x 10 55 x 10 55 x 8
DB Incline 45 x 10 45 x 8 Stopped because my shoulder was hurting from the dips...
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« Reply #23 on: February 02, 2007, 05:37:46 PM » |
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WALL CURLS 30LB EACH SIDE X 10 25 X 10 25 X 10
STRAIGHT BAR CURLS 80LB TOTAL WEIGHT X 10 90 X 10 90 X 10
Bicep rows? 90 x 10 100 x 10 100 x 10
Did the stair stepper for 15 minutes changing pace- fast/slow
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« Reply #24 on: February 02, 2007, 05:46:02 PM » |
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2-2-07
BENT OVER ROWS 80 X 10 90 X 10 90 X 10
BUTTERFLYS (UPRIGHT ROWS) 10LB EACH SIDE X 10 15 X 10 17.5 X 10
LAT PULLDOWNS 160 X 10 170 X 10 180 X 10
LAT PULLDOWNS- BEHIND HEAD 110 X 10 100 X 10 100 X 10
WEIGHT AB PULLDOWNS 120 X 10 - TO EASY! 140 X 15 140 X 20 140 X 15
VERTICLE LEG-HIP RAISE 10 REPS X 3 SETS
DEADLIFT 225 X 5 225 X 5 NOT HARD, BUT I NEED HELP ON MY FORM AND DO YOU GUYS/GIRLS LIFT IT OFF OF THE FLOOR? BEING 6'2 MAKES IT EVEN HARDER
WEIGHT: 171.2
CARDIO: MILE RUN 8.39 ALMOST TWO MINUTES FASTER THEN THREE DAYS AGO
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« Reply #25 on: February 02, 2007, 07:07:52 PM » |
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« Reply #26 on: February 03, 2007, 03:47:07 PM » |
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Ok- I tried a little different shoulder workout today- I seen some guy do this in the gym who was huge so I figured what the heck, looks like fun-
I did a superset of these with no rest in between.
Standing DB Press Lateral DB Raise Front DB Raise Behind the back- you touch the weights together then rock your arms, kind like a lateral raise
20lb DB x 10 reps each
3 sets of that- I liked it..
LEGS:
Leg Press 250 x 10 270 x 10 290 x 10
Leg Extentions 90 x 10 90 x 10 100 x 10
*Bulgarian Squats* Figured id try this one too. 45 x 10 45 x 10
Calf Raises 240 x 12 260 x 12 260 x 12
Reverse Leg Extention 80 x 10 80 x 10 90 x 5 Legs were smoked!
10 pullups.
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« Reply #27 on: February 06, 2007, 09:27:06 PM » |
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Yeah, I stick at a higher rep range, but I go heavy evey now and then. The amount of reps and sets of everything for my legs varies each time I lift, I usually do squats for 3 sets, then leg extensions for 3 or 4 sets, then 4 sets of hamstring curls, leg press, then last I do stiff legged deadlift if I can still stand.
IMO you need to add a bit more volume to that leg workout, and I sure hope those 3 sets of squats were all working sets and that did not include warmups.
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