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Really need some help! - 4/10/2006 1:52:59 PM
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wighty
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I'm really hoping that someone might be able to take a look through my workout routine and point out any obvious mistakes. I always do a 1 minute drill with a skipping rope in between sets, otherwise I simply don't get any cardio done. Plus I also go through a 10 minute ab routine every 2nd training day. I'm 5'11" and weigh 80kg. I'd ideally like to get down to 76kg but I'm worried about losing weight at the expence of muscle because I'm a really slow gainer. Monday Smith machine chest press 3x10 reps at 55kg Smith machine chest press 4x4reps at 65kg Incline DB presses 3x10 reps at 20kg (x2) Chest flys 3x12 reps at 15kg (x2) Tricep pushdown 4x15 reps at 25kg Tuesday Pullups 3 x 6 reps Seated row 4x 8 reps at 45kg Single arm DB row at 20kg Superman back extensions Wednesday Smith machine shoulder press 4 x 6 reps at 40kg DB shoulder press 3 x 6 reps at 20kg (x2) Lateral raise 3 x 12 reps at 7.5kg Front raise 3 x 12 reps at 7.5kg Shrugs 4 x 12 reps at 20kg (x2) Tricep pushdown 4x15 reps at 25kg Thursday Squats 4 x 12 reps at 50kg Calf raises 3 x 12 reps at 15kg (x2) Leg extensions 3 x 15 reps at 25kg Friday Same workout as Tuesday Saturday Rest Sunday 2000m swim
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RE: Really need some help! - 4/10/2006 9:31:11 PM
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PureNatural
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Which you want cut or lose weight theres a diffrences and what do you want to do first, lose weight /cut or build muscle? Theres always a trade off, what do I mean? simple, for an example: Firstly, if you want to lose weight then you have to drop muscle size as well, Just simply doing cardio and reducing bf. Secondly, if you want to cut, basically lowering bf, and focusing more on cardio by having higher intensity on cardio then weights. You workout about 4-5 times a week with about 3-4 exercises on large muscle groups and 2-3 on small muscle groups keeping rep range about 8-12 just to cover up more muscles and maintain what you have. Lastly, build muscle you have to look around reps 5-6 on scheme of 4-6 sets on 2-3 day splits.
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RE: Really need some help! - 4/10/2006 10:20:30 PM
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cpl
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Why are you working some muscles twice a week and others only once? And why even bother working triceps if you're only doing one exercise that targets them? And, not to sound like I'm picking your routine apart, but where's your bicep workout? Also, I'd recommend dropping the cardio in between sets- It's not helping that much, it's actually hurting your workout- If you're going to do cardio, do it the right way, with a seperate cardio session. Plus, in my opinion, you should drop the chest flies and leave the smith machine alone- Doing free weight bench presses will help your chest way more than flies will. Same thing goes for the smith shoulder presses- Free weights are always better, unless some sort of injury prevents you from using them.
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RE: Really need some help! - 4/11/2006 6:59:46 AM
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PureNatural
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quote:
ORIGINAL: cpl Why are you working some muscles twice a week and others only once? And why even bother working triceps if you're only doing one exercise that targets them? And, not to sound like I'm picking your routine apart, but where's your bicep workout? Also, I'd recommend dropping the cardio in between sets- It's not helping that much, it's actually hurting your workout- If you're going to do cardio, do it the right way, with a seperate cardio session. Plus, in my opinion, you should drop the chest flies and leave the smith machine alone- Doing free weight bench presses will help your chest way more than flies will. Same thing goes for the smith shoulder presses- Free weights are always better, unless some sort of injury prevents you from using them. agreed.
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