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RE: Gruesomely measly to gorgeously muscly?
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Tuesday, February 06, 2007 11:06 AM
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RE: Gruesomely measly to gorgeously muscly?
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Tuesday, February 06, 2007 11:14 AM
Yea, that one!
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RE: Gruesomely measly to gorgeously muscly?
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Thursday, February 08, 2007 7:49 PM
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RE: Gruesomely measly to gorgeously muscly?
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Thursday, February 08, 2007 7:57 PM
Thats good tooooooooo
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RE: Gruesomely measly to gorgeously muscly?
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Friday, February 09, 2007 1:42 PM
First do what danmirage said and get your form picture perfect! I used to try to create my own workout, it is useless if you are a beginner, but what you want to do is try a time honored routine that has been published and known to build lots of mass and strength. I just recently started Mark Rippetoe's Program: Week 1: Mon- workout A Tues- off Wed- workout B Thurs- off Fri- workout A Sat-off Sun- off Week 2 Mon- workout B Tues- off Wed- workout A Thurs- off Fri- workout B Sat-off Sun- off etc. The workouts: Workout A: 3x5 squats 3x5 bench press 1x5 deadlifts *2x8 dips optional Workout B: Workout B 3x5 squats 3x5 standing military press 3x5 bent rows **2x8 chin-ups optional This program by Rippetoe is simple and incredibly effective! Also read danmirage's gaining mass guide its incredibly helpful.
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RE: Gruesomely measly to gorgeously muscly?
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Friday, February 09, 2007 2:21 PM
Just a note: Mark Rippetoe's Program is NOT appropriate for a beginner! Why? Connective tissue such as Ligamnets and tendons, as well as the central nervous system and other systems of the body need time to acclimate and get stronger, etc. For a beginner or someone returning after a prolonged layoff, it is advised that you start out with a simple full body routine training 1 set per bodypart with 15-25 reps 3x a week (Mon - Wed - Fri for example) After 1 -2 weeks increase to 2 sets per bodypart 12-15 reps After 1-2 more weeks 3 sets per bodypart 9-12 reps After which you could move into a program such as this.
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