Been doing this for about 6 weeks, great great results; especially in the shoulders and back. I am about to change up the exercises for next week. Got the routine from 'The Modern Science Of Bodybuilding'.
4 Sets for all exercises except abs and calves which are 5. Increasing the weight each set.
#1 MON CHEST Bench Press Incline Press Pullovers BACK Chin-Ups Bent-Over Rows Deadlifts ABDOMINALS Crunches
20 MINS OF CARDIO
#2 TUE SHOULDERS Barbell Clean and Press Dumbbell Lateral Raises Heavy Upright Rows Push Presses UPPER ARMS Standing Barbell Curls Seated Dumbbell Curls Close-Grip Press Standing Triceps Extensions with Barbell FOREARMS Wrist Curls Reverse Wrist Curls ABDOMINALS Reverse Crunches
#3 WED THIGHS Squats Lunges Leg Curls CALVES Standing Calf Raises LOWER BACK Straight-Leg Deadlifts Good Mornings
20 MINS CARDIO
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Could you explain your rest days, the way it looks here, you workout 3 days straight, then take 4 off.
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I do each day twice a week. I take Sundays off.
Also wasn't clear on my reps. 4 SETS, 15/10/8/6
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Any advice fellas?
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Not sure what your goals are......, but to me it looks more like a cutting program, IMO the frequency and workload isn't really suited for a bulking type program.
For me anyways, I would get into an over-trained mode pretty quick with something like that.
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i agree with SC.......that sounds like too much training with not much type for recuperation.....especially with the types of exercises your performing (push presses, clean and jerk, deads) these are pretty much totol body exercises, and if done properly and with the right intensity, you shouldnt be able to do them twice a week! unless maybe if your consuming 10k cals a day. but hell, if its working for ya, keep at it
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